Corporate Sponsorship

Why You Should Sponsor Bike Indianapolis

Bike Indianapolis has been directly involved in many projects that have increased the number cyclists in and around Indianapolis. This list contains some, but not all of our successes:

  • Created the Indy Bike Guide bicycling map with a new most up-to-date version just released in Oct. 2024.

  • Helped to establish the Indianapolis Fatal Crash Review Team.

  • Continues to advocate for safer city infrastructure by:

    • Calling on the City to pass Vision Zero and establish an $8 million annual Traffic Safety Triage Fund.

    • Advocating for new bike lane infrastructure to fulfill the goals of Vision Zero, including a fully protected bike lane on Pennsylvania St.

  • Created the Bike Indianapolis Safety Fund to provide high visibility safety equipment to cyclists.

  • Collaborated on development of Indianapolis and regional bike plans which included 7.2 miles of new bicycle infrastructure added to the city plus the widening of 4.8 miles of the Monon Trail in 2022.

  • Organize and manage Indianapolis’ annual Bike To Work Day and Bike to the 500 every May.

  • Hosted the first ever national gathering of Major Taylor cycling clubs, the Major Taylor Invitational in 2022 and, due to the overwhelming positive response, hosted it for a second year in 2023.

  • Staffed educational and informational tables and workshops around the city supporting our organization and programs.

  • Parked over 1,000 bikes at local events through our Valet Bike Parking program.

  • Support continued weekly community riding groups.

Our Community Reach

  • Website: 1.4 K unique visitors per month

  • Facebook: 6,6 K followers & post reach of 5353

  • Twitter: 7,195 followers

  • Instagram:3,305 followers

  • Newsletter: 4125 recipients

  • Events: >5,000 people annually attend events that we organize, and many thousand more attend events in which we participate.

With your help, we will accomplish more in the coming months and years, including:

  • Encouraging more Hoosiers to use their bicycles for transportation and recreation.

  • Improve safety for cyclists by providing cyclists with high visibility safety gear through the Bike Indianapolis Bike Safety Fund.

  • Advocating for more bicycle parking and infrastructure around the Indianapolis area.

Why does this matter to you?

Your support means increased bike traffic and sales. When people ride bicycles more and drive less, more money stays in the local economy.

Find out how bicycles can mean more for your business: Bicycles Mean Business