Our work in our community



2014 Stats:
  • Hours open 520
  • Community tools usage – Over 648 hours
  • Outreach events – over 30 plus hours doing tune-ups around the city
  • Volunteers – 198
  • Youth Volunteers - 39
  • Bicycles earned through volunteering - 60
  • Volunteer hours accrued - 1467
  • Youth Build-a-Bike students – 71 total / 52 CITE Program, 15 foster youth
  • Youth Basic Maintenance students - 38
  • Adult Build-a-Bike / Intermediate Class students - 41
  • Adult Basic Maintenance students – 36
  • Kids bikes donated to community organizations – 35 (Start High School, Safe Routes to School (SRTS), People to Educate All Cyclists (PEAC), and St. Vincent DePaul)
  • Youth bikes repaired through Safe Routes to Schools - 140
  • Bicycles kept out of the landfill – 257 bikes sold to help support Toledo Bikes! programming
Program connections – University of Toledo, YWCA Carrera Program, TMACOG, Maumee Bay River Festival, Cub Scouts of America, Safe Routes to Schools, SITE Program, Source, Toledo Grows, Maumee Valley Adventurers, Arts Commission, Start High School, and more!

2013 Stats:
  • Hours open - 450 + 80 summer hours with the help of the Source Summer Employment Program for a total of 530 hours
  • Volunteers - 105
  • Bicycles earned - 44
  • Volunteer hours accrued - 848
  • Youth Build-a-Bike students - 18
  • Youth Basic Maintenance students - 6
  • Adult Build-a-Bike / Intermediate Class students - 32
  • Adult Basic Maintenance students – 22
  • Kids bikes donated to community organizations - 25
  • Bicycles kept out of the landfill – 185 bikes sold to help support Toledo Bikes! programming
Program connections - YWCA Carrera Program, Lake Erie Continuing Education Foundation, TMACOG, Maumee Bay River Festival, SITE Program, Source, Toledo Grows, Maumee Valley Adventurers, Arts Commission, Start High School, and more!

From 2008 - 2012 there was a previous incarnation of our organization, which we called the "Toledo City Bicycle Cooperative" which was a committee of the Historic Old West End Association.  The shop was located in the basement of St. Mark's Church on Collingwood Blvd.