The Ohio City Bicycle Co-op (OCBC) is a non-profit bicycle education center that upcycles donated bicycles to make them safe and reliable for community members. They teach classes on bike riding and repair skills, lead community programs, and run a "bicycle thrift store" for refurbished bikes, parts, and accessories. Through their programs, they provide free and affordable bicycles, repairs, and accessories to cyclists in Greater Cleveland.

Old Spokes Home is a 501(c)(3) non-profit bike shop in Burlington, VT, dedicated to creating access to bikes and the opportunities they provide for the whole community. They achieve this through a retail bike shop, full-service repair, and community programs like "Everybody Bikes," which offers subsidized bikes and services to income-eligible Vermonters.

The Oregon Mountain Biking Coalition (OMBC) is a statewide non-profit organization comprised of independent trail advocacy groups. Its mission is to educate, create, enhance, and protect mountain biking experiences across Oregon, serving as a unified voice for the state's mountain biking community to policymakers and the public.

The Palmetto Cycling Coalition, which has rebranded as Palmetto Walk Bike, is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to making South Carolina more bicycle and pedestrian friendly. Since 1995, the organization has worked to improve safety and accessibility for all road users through advocacy, education, and policy reform at the state and local levels.

Founded in 2006, Park County Pedalers is a volunteer-powered 501(c)3 non-profit organization advocating for cycling and building trails in Park County, Wyoming. The organization promotes cycling for all two-wheeled, self-propelled means, works to increase awareness of bicycle-safe practices, and provides funding for safe public cycling facilities and parks. They are dedicated to building and maintaining natural surface trails in the area.

PeopleForBikes NWA is the local chapter of the national advocacy nonprofit, working to support increased bicycling through local businesses and community engagement. They operate from The Ledger in Bentonville and focus on events, networking, and continuing education to connect the bike industry with the Northwest Arkansas community. Their initiatives include a commuter program called Ride to Work Wednesday and supporting the Morgridge Family Foundation Bicycle Technician Scholarship.

Programs to Educate All Cyclists (PEAC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Ypsilanti, Michigan. It advocates for transportation equity for Michiganders with disabilities. The organization teaches people how to ride bikes and public transit safely and independently through its travel training programs.

Recycle-A-Bicycle is a community-based bike shop and a 501(c)(3) non-profit program of Bike New York, dedicated to building bikes and building communities. The organization is committed to the health, development, stewardship, and empowerment of NYC youth through innovative programs like Bike Path, Earn-A-Bike, High School Internships, and the Summer Youth Employment Program. They salvage and refurbish an average of 1,800 donated bicycles annually, diverting over 45,000 pounds of waste from NYC landfills. Proceeds from the sale of refurbished bikes, new accessories, and full-service repairs directly support Bike New York's education programs. They also host weekly classes and community bike rides.

The Rhode Island Bicycle Coalition, also known as RI Bike, is a statewide advocacy non-profit organization dedicated to making bicycling safer, more comfortable, and more accessible for all Rhode Islanders. Since 2004, the coalition has worked on advocacy, education, and community-building, successfully helping to pass key legislation like Frank's Law and the Vulnerable Road Users Act. They envision safe and connected bike routes separated from traffic within easy reach of all residents.

Roaring Fork Cycling is a non-profit organization that provides skills-based cycling programs, clinics, and camps for kids K-12.
We offer a wide range of youth and community cycling programs, all guided by our team of passionate, skilled, and engaging coaches. Our mission is simple: to get more kids on bikes and inspire a lifelong love of cycling!
What sets us apart is our ability to combine expertise in BMX, Enduro, and cross-country mountain biking to create well-rounded riders. By drawing on the unique strengths of each discipline, we offer opportunities for riders to develop diverse skills. BMX sharpens handling, balance, and explosive power; Cross Country builds endurance, strategy, and technical precision; and Enduro hones confidence, flow, and adaptability on challenging terrain.

San Antonio Bike Share, operating as San Antonio BCycle, is a non-profit organization that provides a public bike-sharing system with a fleet of pedal-assist e-bikes. The service is designed for short trips and quick adventures, connecting people to the city's attractions and improving public transportation options. It operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with customer service available during set hours.

The Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and an official partner of the US Forest Service Red Rock Ranger District. Its mission is to gather donations for the maintenance and enhancement of the non-motorized National Forest trails in and around Sedona, which are heavily used by mountain bikers.

The Simon Kenton Pathfinders is a charitable 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to developing and maintaining a multi-use trail system, primarily the Simon Kenton Trail, in Champaign and Logan Counties, Ohio. The organization also hosts an annual bike tour and works to provide trailside amenities for the community.