For many Philadelphians, biking isn’t just a way to get around, it’s a way to move, breathe, and feel better. For Beth, a retired elementary school art teacher, mother, and grandmother from East Falls, her daily rides with Indego have become more than just exercise; they’ve become a source of healing, peace, and joy.
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Indego and the City of Philadelphia are excited to announce the winter round of Indego mini-grants, offering up to $1,000 for local nonprofits to support programming between November 2025 and February 2026. Read on to learn how to apply and bring your community-focused project to life!
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Since Indego’s expansion began in 2021, we’ve added more than 100 new stations, bringing bike share to even more neighborhoods in Philadelphia. To show what this growth means in real life, we sat down with two riders from opposite sides of the city: Port Richmond and Manayunk. Both depend on Indego stations at the edge of the system, but in very different ways. Read on to see how bike share powers their commutes, routines, and city adventures.
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Discover Philly like a true local with our Neighborhood Ride Guides! Indego’s Neighborhood Ride Guides are routes catered to give riders a fun and educational experience while exploring the different neighborhoods in Philadelphia. These guides were created in partnership with the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia (BCGP) and with the help of local community leaders to ensure that not only are the rides easy, but also informative. Keep reading to learn more about how to use our guides, and see which neighborhood we’ve recently added.
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Indego recently wrapped up its fifth cohort of Wheels to Work, a free workforce development program that blends bicycle education with virtual classes designed to help participants build new skills and grow their professional networks.
Curious to hear what the experience was like? Read on for an inside look at the program, plus reflections from the instructor and a few participants.
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Last winter, Indego, the Better Bike Share Partnership, and the City of Philadelphia provided five organizations with mini-grants of $1,000 to support their general operations and programming. The recipients were based throughout Indego’s service area and worked with people of all ages to provide free resources, host workshops, and more. Keep reading to learn more about these organizations, their amazing work in the community, and how they utilized the Indego grant funding.
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