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Bicycle Transportation Alliance

Creating healthier, more sustainable communities by making bicycling safe, convenient, and accessible in Oregon and SW Washington.
233 NW 5th Ave., P.O. Box 9072, Portland, OR 97207
Phone: (503) 226-0676 | Fax: (503) 226-0498
http://www.bta4bikes.org | info@bta4bikes.org
What does a $100 contribution do for this organization?
A $100 contribution will subsidize the cost of teaching children bike safety education through the Safe Routes to School program.
Why does this donor support this organization?
"We love the difference that you have made to our state. Safer and more places to ride... Thank you ALL so very much."- Kevin Chudy, Owner of Bike-n-Hike
How do volunteers make a difference for this organization?
Volunteers perform thousands of hours of work for the BTA each year, and allow us to accomplish much more than we possibly could would otherwise. Regular office volunteers answer the phones, get the mail, assist with membership, and work on special projects of all types, from monitoring bike parking at new developments to tabulating timesheets. Event volunteers park bikes, direct traffic, pour beer, arrange feathers, talk to strangers, and do innumerable other strange and fun things at events throughout the year.

The BTA is the only regional voice for cyclists, working to improve conditions for new and potential riders of all sorts, from families riding to the park to racers riding hundreds of miles per week.

We work with businesses and all levels of government to get more and better facilities and laws to support cycling, we educate cyclists and motorists about how to share the road responsibly, and we work to get more adults and children to ride their bikes for the sake of their health, their community, and the environment.

Best of all, bicycling is fun!

How to Get Involved
Volunteer Opportunities
Communities across the state: Safe Routes to Schools
233 NW 5th Ave. Portland: Volunteer Receptionist
Various communities in Oregon: Bike Safety Education Program
Lunch & Learn
Bicycle Transportation Alliance - How to Commute by Bike

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