For Black History Month, we interviewed four cyclists in Philadelphia who are shaping our community, our city, and the biking movement. Keep reading to meet Iresha, Andre, Derrick, and Dayyan, and discover how their passion for cycling is making a difference.
2025 is shaping up to be a transformative year for Indego as we continue to expand and improve our system, making bike share more accessible than ever. Let’s take a moment to celebrate our 2024 achievements and preview the exciting plans ahead.
At Indego, we believe in the power of bicycles to transform communities and inspire the next generation. Throughout 2024, we doubled down on our commitment to engaging with youth across Philadelphia, creating opportunities for education, creativity, and connection.
With help from amazing partners like the Franklin Institute, the School District of Philadelphia, and local organizations, we’ve been able to give young people a voice and share fun, hands-on experiences that showcase the joy of cycling. These efforts were made possible through collaborations with Indego, the City of Philadelphia, and the Bicycle Coalition, all part of the Better Bike Share Partnership (BBSP) — a program aimed at increasing access to and use of shared micromobility systems in low-income and BIPOC communities.
Keep reading to explore some of the incredible programs and partnerships that shaped 2024!
The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS), in partnership with Indego, is currently seeking passionate individuals to join as Community Ambassadors. This initiative serves as a powerful bridge, connecting diverse communities in Philadelphia to the benefits of bike share. Keep reading to learn more about our 2025 Community Ambassador Program and how you can apply!
This summer, Indego, the Better Bike Share Partnership, and the City of Philadelphia provided six 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 trainings, and more. Keep reading to learn more about these organizations, their amazing work in the community, and how they utilized the Indego grant funding.
Indego and the City of Philadelphia are excited to announce the return of Indego mini-grants, offering up to $1,000 for local nonprofits to support programming between December and February 2025. Read on to learn how to apply and bring your community-focused project to life!
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