• The Bike Shop remains open.  Spring is coming, and we encourage community members to get out and ride a bike as an enjoyable and healthy activity that is compatible with social distancing. 
• Registration for Saddle Up Bike Camps remain open.  We will be running five weeks of day camps with according to the Oregon State guidelines for summer camps.  Sign up here.
• Other upcoming activities will be adjusted according to the best information that we have and the policies of our partner organizations.

The WashCo Bikes Adopt-a-Bike program is meant to give children in need a bicycle, helmet,  lights, and a bike lock.  The AAB program has served Washington county children for a decade and is now being expanded to a year-round program that serves low income families and veterans.  Children’s bicycles are presented during the holidays, during bike commuter month in May, and through WashCo BTC summer camps. Each child will also receive safe rider instruction through WashCo Bikes in the coming months.

This year we are working with seven schools in Washington County and OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital.  We will be presenting our Adopt-A-Bike bikes to K-3 students during the holiday season, to the 4th - 6th grade students as a part of Bike Commuter Month in May, and additional bikes through our summer bike camps. 

The number of AAB bike packages given out each year is dependent on the amount of donations we collect during our campaign running November and December. In 2018-2019 we gave out over 250 bike packages and we intend to exceed that with the 2019-2020 program. Just during the holiday season, we will raise $20,000, which together with generous sponsorship will allow us to give away our first 200 bikes.

Are you ready to help share the joy of one's own wheels?

WashCo Bikes is in a growth phase. We are seeking individuals who are passionate about our mission, and with leadership, organizational management, and communication skills from diverse backgrounds who fully represent the all facets of the bicycling culture in Washington County. Specifically, we are seeing individuals with experience in business, finance or accounting (for the Treasurer position), as well as project management, law, human resources, and general nonprofit management.