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Nonprofits›Charlottesville Community Bikes

Recreation & Sports

Charlottesville Community Bikes

CHARLOTTESVLE, VA

Website

Total revenue

$504K

Total expenses

$464K

Net assets

$263K

Grants received

$255K

20 grants

EIN

845088273

Tax year

2024

Mission

Charlottesville community bikes (ccb) is a nonprofit bicycle shop that promotes environmentally-sound transportation, recycles bicycles, and makes cycling accessible. We work to create innovative, community-rooted solutions to address community mobility needs.

Programs

2 programs

Refurbished bike and repair shop / workforce development collect and refurbish bikes that would otherwise end up in the landfill. Restore and sell donated bikes and operate a full-service bicycle shop. The shop serves as a revenue source for the free bike program. Organize inclusive group repair events where people from various backgrounds learn new skills and connect with others. In partnership with the boys & girls club of central virginia, there is a summer youth mountain biking program. Operates a teen job training program specifically designed to empower teens from communities that are historically underrepresented within the cycling industry.

Expenses: $127K

Mobile repair clinicswe hold free bike repair clinics at community events in public and low-income housing communities, helping recipients access regular bike repair services. This program welcomes people who may otherwise not feel comfortable in a bike shop setting and helps secure bicycles for students that need alternative transportation.

Expenses: $64K