Reborn Bikes is a nonprofit organization focused on refurbishing and redistributing bicycles to underserved communities. We increase access to transportation, promote healthy lifestyles, and reduce environmental waste by keeping bicycles in use.
We are the Pacific Northwest's largest bike collection, refurbishment and distribution coalition — dedicated to putting people on bikes while protecting our environment.
我哋服務嘅社區
從俄勒岡海岸到本德——整個太平洋西北地區嘅城市同農村社區。
Four interconnected programs keep bikes out of landfills and in the hands of people who need them.
單車收集同維修
- 整個城市有多個倉庫位置
- 志願者維修同恢復團隊
- 16-point quality safety inspection on every bike
社區活動
- 單車節同安全演習
- 學校分發活動
- Neighborhood bike giveaways
教育同培訓
- 青年暑期單車營
- 安全課程同診所
- Basic maintenance workshops
Retail Operations
- Bike sales to help fund free bikes
- Discounted bicycle repairs
- $150 retail sale funds 5–6 full bike packages
完整套餐
由於你嘅支持，數千架單車每年獲得新生——為最需要嘅人提供交通、機會同希望。
The 85/15 Model
Revenue streams: grants, individual donations, corporate sponsorships, fee-for-service partnerships, and retail sales. When a partner invests $1,000 we typically deliver $15,000 in bikes and services.
項目合作夥伴
A coalition of Oregon organizations expanding our reach and deepening our impact.
Community bike shop and services — Coos Bay.
Adaptive bike partnerships and events.
4,000 bikes annually rescued from landfills through our Metro recycling partnership.
Reborn Bikes 向使我哋嘅工作成為可能嘅捐贈者同贊助商表示誠懇嘅感謝。 Your generosity allows us to collect, refurbish, and distribute bicycles to children, adults, and families throughout our communities in Oregon and Southern Washington.
Because of your support, thousands of bikes are given new life each year — providing reliable transportation, promoting healthy lifestyles, and expanding access to opportunity for those in need. Your partnership helps us reduce waste, strengthen communities, and create meaningful impact across the region.
Together, we are putting more people on bikes and making a lasting difference.
Special thanks to everyone who helped load and ship 527 bicycles to Central America.
