At Bike Works, we believe that bicycles help build resilient communities. But we also understand that bicycles work best in tandem with culturally relevant services, arts, family support, anti-racism, environmental stewardship, housing advocacy, food security, and gender justice. We also believe that when organizations are led by the folks directly affected by the issues they address, and have internal leadership development to empower their young people, communities can really thrive and begin to breakdown systems of oppression.
Below is a list of non-profit organizations that Bike Works staff are supporting. Some are specifically addressing COVID-19 relief. Many serve and are led by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. All are providing vital services for connection, expression, and relief during these difficult times.
Check them out!

- Seattle Urban Co-housing
- 805 Undocufund
- Puget Sound Sage
- KUOW
- Social Justice Fund’s COVID-19 Crisis Fund, as well as their general operating funds
- Rainier Valley Food Bank
- University Food Bank
- Planned Parenthood of the Greater NW & Hawaiian Islands
- Summer Search
- Bike Works (that’s right…our staff are also donors!)
- Rain City Rock Camp
- You Grow Girl
- YWE Young Women Empowered
- Rainier Valley Corps
- GotGreen

- Front and Centered Frontline Response COVID-19 Fund
- Powerful Voices
- Seattle Musicians & Artists Fund
- Direct Relief
- Navajo Hopi Solidarity
- Hedgebrook
- Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways
- PRIDE Community Cares Fund

- Women United Seattle
- Freedom Education Project Puget Sound (FEPPS)
- Refugee Women’s Alliance (REWA)
- Southeast Youth and Family Services
- Project Feast

- Northwest Folklife
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways
- the Service Board
- KEXP
- Wellspring Family Services
- Ethiopian Community Seattle
- Treehouse
- Somali Family Safety Task Force
- El Centro de la Raza

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