Grants Awarded
Since 1999, Bikes Belong has awarded 250 grants to bicycling projects and programs in 48 states and the District of Columbia.
To search our grants database, select a state, grant type, and/or year and click Submit.
Big Bend Trail
Organization Big Bend Trails Alliance
State TX
Year 2003
Type Mountain Bike Project
Bikes Belong awarded a $5,000 grant to the Big Bend Trails Alliance to help construct mountain bike trails in Big Bend Ranch State Park. The grant provided a portion of the local match required to leverage $25,000 in Recreational Trails Program money as well as other federal funds for the project.
See map: Google Maps
Gateway Trail
Organization Grand Canyon National Park Foundation
State AZ
Year 2003
Type Bike Path
Bikes Belong awarded a $10,000 grant to the Grand Canyon National Park Foundation to help construct the Gateway Trail in Grand Canyon National Park. The grant provided a portion of the local match required to activate $2.7 million in funds from the Federal Transportation Equity Act (TEA).
See map: Google Maps
Weiser River Trail
Organization Friends of the Weiser River Trail
State ID
Year 2003
Type Bike Path
Bikes Belong's $7,000 grant to Friends of the Weiser River Trail helped leverage TEA-21 funding to pave a section of their namesake trail in Council, Idaho. Dubbed the Council Community Pathway, this 1-mile segment of the 84-mile multi-surface trail will be suitable for bike commuters and families with young children.
See map: Google Maps
BikeNet, Phase 2
Organization Billings BikeNet
State MT
Year 2003
Type Bike Path
Bikes Belong Coalition approved a $7,500 grant to the Billings Parks, Recreation and Preservation Foundation for its BikeNet project to build a new bike trail from the Yellowstone River into downtown Billings along the existing rail corridor.
See map: Google Maps
BMX Track
Organization City of Pineville
State LA
Year 2003
Type BMX/Bike Park
Bikes Belong awarded $5,000 to the City of Pineville to help with the construction of their BMX Track.
See map: Google Maps
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