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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Connecting San Francisco With Next Generation Bikeways
Organization San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Education Fund
State CA
Year 2011
Type Advocacy
This $10,000 grant will help the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Education Fund lead community outreach efforts and engage stakeholders in the planning and design of three priority crosstown bikeways. In partnership with the Department of Public Health, the Mayor’s Office, and David Baker Partners, this project will help San Francisco work toward its goal of 20% bicycling mode share by 2020.
See map: Google Maps
Connect the Bike Lanes: 5th Street - Georgia Tech
Organization Atlanta Bicycle Coalition
State GA
Year 2011
Type Facility
The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition will use innovations from the NACTO Urban Bikeway Design Guide in this project to connect two segments of existing bike lanes along a popular corridor. Partners Georgia Tech, the City of Atlanta, and the Midtown Alliance share the goals of increasing safety and accessibility while making riding an appealing transportation option on campus and throughout the city. Bikes Belong’s grant of $10,000 will fund material costs while leveraging in-kind donations of engineering and design work.
See map: Google Maps
Vista Greenway Project
Organization City of Columbia, SC
State SC
Year 2011
Type Bike Path
This multi-use path will link two major destinations, the Congaree Vista area and Finlay Park, and create a direct route from multiple neighborhoods to downtown Columbia. Organizers hope that the facility’s popularity will inspire additional trails and eventually create a network that will connect more than half the city. Bikes Belong’s $10,000 grant supports this public-private partnership to bring more transportation options to South Carolina’s capital city.
See map: Google Maps
Oakland Bikeways Campaign
Organization Walk Oakland Bike Oakland
State CA
Year 2011
Type Advocacy
While Oakland, California has the fifth highest bicycle mode share of any major U.S. city – 2.2 percent and growing – its bicycle facilities are fragmented and incomplete. A Bikes Belong grant of $10,000 will help Walk Oakland Bike Oakland advance their campaign to see the city complete the entire bikeways network by 2020 with 50 miles of priority projects implemented by the end of 2012.
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Area C Mountain Bike Park
Organization Orlando Community and Youth Trust, Inc.
State FL
Year 2011
Type Mountain Bike Project
When the City of Orlando requested citizen input on the public use of a parcel of land donated after the decommissioning of a naval base, local mountain bikers spoke up. The result is Area C, a facility centrally located in a highly developed part of the city with access to the Cady Way Trail and connections to multiple parks and neighborhoods. Bikes Belong’s $7,500 grant will add to the park’s appeal by funding an expanded skills area and an advanced singletrack course.
See map: Google Maps
