We tackle the decline of vocational education by offering community-based bike repair programs where local mechanics mentor students—many of whom are low-income or underrepresented. Through our SPOKE program (Specialized Programming On Kinetic Education), students learn tangible mechanical skills by refurbishing donated bicycles.

The process is simple but powerful:
Fix – Students fix bikes with the help of trained mentors.
Give – Those bikes are donated to underserved individuals and families.
Get – We collect more bikes to continue the cycle.

The result? Hundreds of students trained in a real-world setting, hundreds of bikes diverted from landfills and given new life, and entire communities strengthened through mobility and mentorship.

We operate in Santa Cruz County, California, through high school partnerships and Saturday academies. Beyond skill-building, the program promotes sustainability, equity, and youth empowerment.

Bikes4All isn’t just about bikes—it’s about building confidence, fostering purpose, and showing students that their hands can shape a better world.