Grants Awarded

Since 1999, Bikes Belong has awarded 250 grants to bicycling projects and programs in 48 states and the District of Columbia.

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Portsmouth Downtown Connector

Organization Seacoast Area Bicycle Routes
State NH
Year 2000
Type Bike Routes/Lanes

Bikes Belon'g $8,000 grant to Seacoast Area Bicycle Routes in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, helped to create a bicycle route to link downtown Portsmouth with the Rockingham Bicycle Bridge.

See map: Google Maps

Northside Greenway Trail

Organization City of Missoula
State MT
Year 2000
Type Bike Path

The City of Missoula, Montana, received a $10,000 grant to develop the Northside Greenway Trail. This rail-trail project—built in partnership between the City's Non-motorized Transportation Program and the North Missoula Community Development Corporation—is a critical link in the local bicycle-commuter system.

See map: Google Maps

Cuyuna Range Trail System

Organization Cuyuna Range Joint Powers Economic Development Authority
State MN
Year 2000
Type Bike Path

Bikes Belong's $10,000 grant to the Cuyuna Range Trails Committee helped build 5.3 miles of a proposed 20-mile rail-trail in Cuyuna County. The scenic route starts at the Croft Mine Historical Park, passes through Cuyuna State Recreation Area, and ends in downtown Crosby, MN, providing a safe alternative to the highway for cyclists and other non-motorized users. When complete, the trail will link to 60 miles of additional trail facilities.

See map: Google Maps

Cross Vermont Trail

Organization Cross Vermont Trail Association
State VT
Year 2000
Type Bike Path

Bikes Belong's $2,000 grant leveraged TEA-21 funding to pay for 2.2 miles of trail including a highway underpass on the Cross Vermont Trail, a network of multi-use paths spanning 75 miles from the Connecticut River to Lake Champlain

See map: Google Maps

Philadelphia Bicycle Network

Organization Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia
State PA
Year 2000
Type Advocacy

The Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia used our $10,000 grant to implement their Bike Network Outreach Project. This community outreach program helped to mobilize advocates behind the effort to complete some critical links in the planned 300-mile citywide bicycle network, while encouraging citizens to use Philadelphia's new and existing bicycle facilities.

See map: Google Maps