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Bike to Work Spokane News Releases 
For More information on Bike to Work Spokane: January 11, 2010: Bike to Work Week Set for 2010; Popular Bike Commuting Celebration to Take Place May 16-22 Spokane, WA – Building on the success of last year’s Bike to Work Week that drew 1,472 registered participants, organizers announced today that Bike to Work Week 2010 is set for May 16-22. “This event just keeps getting bigger and better each year,” said volunteer committee co-chair Barb Chamberlain, who also works as director of communications for WSU Spokane. “Our goal for 2010 is to register 1,700 participants and sign up at least 80 teams for the Commute Challenge.” Bike to Work Week 2009 featured well-attended events such as the kick-off breakfast, a Bicycle Education Fair, Walk & Roll to School Day at Spokane Public Schools with over 2,200 students participating, the Group Health Commute Challenge featuring 62 teams, and the popular wrap-up party. In total, during Bike to Work Week participants avoided more than 64,000 miles of vehicle transportation by riding their bikes In 2010 the Commute Challenge will be extended to a month, with Bike to Work Week as the kickoff. “This gives people more chances to ride,” Chamberlain said. “We had such great response to the Commute Challenge in 2009 that we wanted to make it bigger and better in 2010.” Registration for the 2010 edition of Bike to Work Week will open in March. For more information, please visit www.biketoworkspokane.org. Bike commuting provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. Commuters can be healthier, save on transportation expenses and enjoy the trip to and from work. Employers benefit by having healthier, happier employees and lower health care costs. And, the community benefits from less vehicle traffic, less pollution and a healthier population. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organization. June 15, 2009: 1,472 Commuters Roll During Bike to Work Week Commute Challenge Winners Announced Spokane, WA – The final numbers are in and Bike to Work Week (May 10-16) set impressive marks once again in 2009. A total of 1,472 Commuters registered for Bike to Work Week. This represents over a 54% increase in registrants compared with the inaugural events in 2008, when 952 people registered. Participants this year estimated they would avoid more than 64,000 miles of vehicle transportation during the week, both to and from work and for other transportation purposes. In addition, 2,215 school children participated in Walk and Roll to School Day on May 13 through Spokane Public Schools. ”We had outstanding participation. What’s especially great is to keep hearing stories from people about how Bike to Work Week got them started and they’re still commuting,” said Barb Chamberlain, chair of the Bike to Work Spokane committee. “Almost a third of those who registered were not already commuting by bike.” Bike to Work Spokane organizers also today announced the winners of the Commute Challenge presented by Group Health. A total of 62 teams with 380 members participated in the Commute Challenge. Highest Team Mileage 1st – Newspaper Pedalers (The Spokesman-Review) 2nd - Sn-w’ey-MEN (Spokane Falls Community College) 3rd – Mountain Gear Highest Percentage of New Bike Commuters: 1st – United Airlines: 80% 2nd (tie) – Bikes Baseballs and Pucks (Spokane Indians/Chiefs): 78% 2nd (tie) – Cranky Bureaucrats (Spokane Regional Transportation Council): 78% 3rd – Spike’s Spokes (Gonzaga University): 75% Employer with largest number of employees participating: Spokane Public Schools (96) Highest Percentage of Company Employees Participating: True Blue Bikers-Allstate (100%) Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29 Design, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organization, in partnership with the City of Spokane Bicycle Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington. Bike to Work Week Media Information What: Bike to Work Week When: May 10-16, 2009 Why: The goal of Bike to Work Spokane is to increase awareness and participation in bicycle commuting. The Numbers: Through Thursday night, a total of 1,174 bike commuters have registered for Bike to Work Week with more registering every day. Together these commuters will avoid over 50,000 vehicle miles during Bike to Work Week. Media Coverage Opportunities- Events: - Sunday, May 10: Bicycle Education Fair, River Park Square, 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
- Bike displays, OTTO the Spokane Indians mascot, large bike corral, first event of Bike to Work Week 2009
- Monday, May 11: Kick-off Breakfast, Riverfront Park Gondola Meadow, 7:00 – 9:00 a.m.
- Short speeches (including the Mayor), hundreds of cyclists, Pancakes!
- Wednesday, May 13: Energizer Stations, 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. (visit biketoworkspokane.com for locations)
- 13 locations around Spokane County. A convenient Energizer location for media coverage will be in front of the Bank of America building in downtown, where Winston & Cashatt and Coffman Engineers are partnering to offer a station.
- Friday, May 15: Wrap-up Party, Steam Plant Grill, 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
- Good visual with hundreds of bikes in the alley, Prize drawings
Media Coverage Opportunities- Unique Commuter Profiles: - Bike commuting Spokane Police detective
· Bike commuting pastor - Commute Challenge teams with unique names like “Hauling Asphalts” from the Department of Transportation and the “Ferris Wheels” from Ferris High School.
Media Contacts: - Andy Billig: 509-990-9219 abillig@msn.com
- Barb Chamberlain: 509-869-2949 biketoworkspokane@gmail.com
Bike commuting provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. Commuters can be healthier, save on transportation expenses and enjoy the trip to and from work. Employers benefit by having healthier, happier employees and lower health care costs. And, the community benefits from less vehicle traffic, less pollution and a healthier population. Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organization, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington. May 8, 2009: Bike to Work Week to Begin this Sunday with the Bicycle Education Fair at River Park Square Spokane, WA – A new event, the Bicycle Education Fair, kicks off the 2009 edition of Bike to Work Week this Sunday. The Bicycle Education Fair will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the River Park Square Atrium in downtown Spokane. The event is free and open to the public. The Bicycle Education Fair will feature a wide variety of information for cyclists of all ages. The following is a partial list of the activities and organizations participating in the Bicycle Education Fair. - Bike Safety Instruction
- Spokane Bike Buddy Program
- City of Spokane Bike Master Plan on display
- Helmet fittings by SpokeFest volunteers
- REI will have bicycles, gear and clothing on display
- Registration available for Bike to Work Week
And… - A Special Appearance by OTTO the Spokane Indians mascot from 1pm to 2pm
A large bike corral will be set up at the main (south) entrance of River Park Square for convenient bike parking. Bike to Work Week continues through May 16. To register for Bike to Work Week, please visit www.biketoworkspokane.org. Registration is free. Other events during Bike to Work Week 2009: - Kickoff Breakfast: Monday May 11, Riverfront Park, 7-9 a.m. Open to registered BTW participants
- Walk & Roll to School Day: Wednesday May 13, participating Spokane Public Schools
- Energizer Stations: Wednesday May 13, locations countywide, 7-9 a.m.
- Wrap-up Party: Friday May 15, Steam Plant Grill, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Open to registered BTW participants
Last year Bike to Work Week attracted almost 1,000 participants. This year’s Bike to Work Week goal is 1,200 participants and more than 25,000 vehicle miles avoided. Bike commuting provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. Commuters can be healthier, save on transportation expenses and enjoy the trip to and from work. Employers benefit by having healthier, happier employees and lower health care costs. And, the community benefits from less vehicle traffic, less pollution and a healthier population. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29 Design, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organization, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington. AREA MAYORS LEAD BIKE TO WORK WEEK May 5, 2009: Mayors Verner, Munson, Van Orman and Pederson To Serve as Honorary Co-Chairs Spokane, WA – Four area Mayors will serve as Honorary Co-Chairs of Bike to Work Week, a popular bike celebration that takes place May 10-16. Mayor Mary Verner of Spokane, Mayor Richard Munson of Spokane Valley, Mayor Wendy Van Orman of Liberty Lake and Mayor Matthew Pederson of Airway Heights have all signed on to help promote bike commuting which provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. The four Mayors will support Bike to Work Week in a variety of ways: Each Mayor will lead by example and ride their bike to work at least one day during the week. They will also appear at Bike to Work events such as the Kick-Off Breakfast, Wrap-up Party and/or Energizer Stations. “We appreciate the leadership that these four mayors have shown by helping to promote and support Bike to Work Week,” said Barb Chamberlain, Chair of the Volunteer Committee that organizes Bike to Work Week. Registered participants will receive access to all Bike to Work Week activities, the ability to sign up for the Group Health Commuter Challenge and the first 1200 registrants will receive a free Bicycle Benefits sticker. Bike to Work Week Events: - Bicycle Education Fair: Sunday, May 10, RiverPark Square, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Open to Public
- Kickoff Breakfast: Monday May 11, Riverfront Park, 7-9 a.m. Open to registered BTW participants
- Walk & Roll to School Day: Wednesday May 13, participating Spokane Public Schools
- Energizer Stations: Wednesday May 13, locations countywide, 7-9 a.m.
- Wrap-up Party: Friday May 15, Steam Plant Grill, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Open to registered BTW participants
Last year Bike to Work Week attracted almost 1,000 participants. This year’s Bike to Work Week goal is 1,200 participants and more than 25,000 vehicle miles avoided. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29 Design, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organization, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington. April 30, 2009: Commute Challenge Is Heating Up! Spokane, WA – The Bike to Work Commute Challenge presented by Group Health is heating up, with 35 teams entered so far. The point of the Commute Challenge is to encourage fun, healthy competition. Event organizers promise winners “all the fame and glory we can muster, and a place on the Commute Challenge Honor Roll on our web site.” Bike to Work Spokane will calculate and report statistics for various sizes and types of workplaces and organizations, for example: - Percentage of total employees in the workplace participating
- Number and percentage of new bike commuters on the team
- Total miles for the team
- Average mileage per team member
- Total bike-to-work miles
- Average bike-to-work miles per team member
- Total bike-for-other-transportation miles
- Average bike-for-other-transportation miles per team member
- Total days ridden during the week
- Average # of days ridden
“Besides the mathematical totals, we’re watching for interesting categories and match-ups to emerge on their own out of the groups entering,” said Bike to Work Spokane chair Barb Chamberlain. “For example, we have three public transportation agency teams so far: the Spokane Regional Transportation Council’s Cranky Bureaucrats, Washington State Department of Transportation Eastern Region Hauling Asphalts, and another team from DOT, Go Orange. Which one will take the honors? Will Spokane Transit muster a team? Where is the City of Spokane Street Department or Spokane County’s road crew in all of this?” Chamberlain asked. “Bragging rights are on the line.” The competition could get fierce in the higher education category, where Spokane Falls Community College with three teams, Gonzaga University, Spokane Community College with two teams, and WSU Spokane are all entered; Whitworth University and Eastern Washington University have not yet thrown their respective hats in the ring. Rings & Things has set up an internal challenge, with separate teams to pit the “boys” against the “girls.” Two law firms have entered teams so far: Lee and Hayes and Winston and Cashatt. “With a 10 days to go before the week’s events get rolling, we expect to see a lot more teams and some more interesting match-ups,” Chamberlain said. In addition to The Commute Challenge presented by Group Health, there are plenty of other great events during Bike to Work Week 2009: - Bicycle Education Fair: Sunday, May 10, RiverPark Square, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Open to Public
- Kickoff Breakfast: Monday May 11, Riverfront Park, 7-9 a.m. Open to registered BTW participants
- Walk & Roll to School Day: Wednesday May 13, participating Spokane Public Schools
- Energizer Stations: Wednesday May 13, locations countywide, 7-9 a.m.
- Wrap-up Party: Friday May 15, Steam Plant Grill, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Open to registered BTW participants
Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29 Design, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organization, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington. April 23, 2009: Sign-up Now for the Commute Challenge Presented by Group Health Spokane, WA – Gather your co-workers, classmates, friends, neighbors or anyone else you know and form a team for the Commute Challenge presented by Group Health! Registration for the Commute Challenge during Bike to Work Week, May 10-16, is now open. The first step in the Commute Challenge is to select a team captain (go ahead…select yourself!). The Captain will recruit a team of 4 to 10 riders from their work place, school, neighborhood or any other organization and that team will compete against other teams from similar organizations. Bike to Work Spokane will announce winners based on a variety of contributions to bike commuting: new commuters recruited, mileage and more. All Team Captains will receive a cool Bike to Work T-Shirt. In addition to The Commute Challenge presented by Group Health, there are plenty of other great events during Bike to Work Week 2009: - Bicycle Education Fair: Sunday, May 10, RiverPark Square, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Open to Public
- Kickoff Breakfast: Monday May 11, Riverfront Park, 7-9 a.m. Open to registered BTW participants
- Walk & Roll to School Day: Wednesday May 13, participating Spokane Public Schools
- Energizer Stations: Wednesday May 13, locations countywide, 7-9 a.m.
- Wrap-up Party: Friday May 15, Steam Plant Grill, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Open to registered BTW participants
Last year Bike to Work Week attracted almost 1,000 participants. This year’s Bike to Work Week goal is 1,200 participants and more than 25,000 vehicle miles avoided. Bike commuting provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. Commuters can be healthier, save on transportation expenses and enjoy the trip to and from work. Employers benefit by having healthier, happier employees and lower health care costs. And, the community benefits from less vehicle traffic, less pollution and a healthier population. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29 Design, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, a 501c3 non-profit organiation, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington. April 17, 2009: Bicycle Benefits Rolls Into Spokane Spokane, WA – The Bicycle Benefits commuter discount program has rolled into Spokane to offer deals to those on two wheels. This year-round program promotes cycling and boosts local business by offering discounts and rewards to cyclists who display their sporty Bicycle Benefit helmet sticker at participating establishments. Bike to Work Spokane volunteers are seeking businesses who want to participate in this low-cost, highly effective marketing program. Participating merchants define a special offer and purchase 10 BB stickers to give to employees or sell/give to customers. They receive local publicity through Bike to Work Spokane, and national publicity for visiting cyclists through the national web site. The first 1,200 registered participants in Bike to Work Week 2009 will receive a free Bicycle Benefits sticker, giving participating businesses an immediate built-in audience of customers who will appreciate their support of cycling. Bicycle Benefits, which began in Saratoga Springs, New York, is the first program to monetarily reward cyclists for their commitment to cleaner air, fewer traffic jams, better personal health, and less dependence on foreign oil.
Bicycle Benefits stickers, in addition to being given to Bike to Work Week registrants, can be purchased at participating businesses or through Bike to Work Spokane. Local businesses can increase sales from the growing number of bicycle riding consumers by becoming a Bicycle Benefits Business Member and displaying a Bicycle Benefits Business Member window sticker. To learn how your business can become a Bicycle Benefits Business Member, please contact Kristen Silver at bicyclebenefits@biketoworkspokane.org, (509) 844-3343. Bike to Work Week, which takes place May 10-16, 2009, is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, a 501c3 non-profit organization. The goal of Bike to Work Spokane is to increase awareness and participation in bicycle commuting.
Contact on Bicycle Benefits: Kristen Silver, bicyclebenefits@biketoworkspokane.org, (509) 844-3343
Contact on Bike to Work Spokane: Barb Chamberlain, info@biketoworkspokane.org, (509) 869-2949 April 13, 2009: Bike to Work Registration Now Open Spokane, WA – Registration begins today for Bike to Work Week 2009. This popular bike commuting celebration will be held May 10-16. To register, visit www.biketoworkspokane.org. Registration is free. Registered participants will receive access to all Bike to Work Week activities, the ability to sign up for the Group Health Commuter Challenge and the first 1200 registrants will receive a free Bicycle Benefits sticker. Bike to Work Week 2009 Events: - Bicycle Education Fair: Sunday, May 10, RiverPark Square, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Open to Public
- Kickoff Breakfast: Monday May 11, Riverfront Park, 7-9 a.m. Open to registered BTW participants
- Walk & Roll to School Day: Wednesday May 13, participating Spokane Public Schools
- Energizer Stations: Wednesday May 13, locations TBD, 7-9 a.m.
- Wrap-up Party: Friday May 15, Steam Plant Grill, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Open to registered BTW participants
- Commute Challenge Presented by Group Health Open to registered BTW participants
Last year Bike to Work Week attracted almost 1,000 participants. This year’s Bike to Work Week goal is 1,200 participants and more than 25,000 vehicle miles avoided. Bike commuting provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. Commuters can be healthier, save on transportation expenses and enjoy the trip to and from work. Employers benefit by having healthier, happier employees and lower health care costs. And, the community benefits from less vehicle traffic, less pollution and a healthier population. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, REI Spokane, North Division Bicycle Shop, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, a 501c3 non-profit organization.
For more information: Barb Chamberlain: 509-869-2949, biketoworkspokane@gmail.com ----------------- April 3, 2009: Bike Workshops Scheduled Spokane, WA – Bike to Work Spokane’s commitment to bike education continues with four local bicycle workshops that are being presented as a prelude to Bike to Work Week (May 10-16). Whether you are interested in biking to work, cycling with friends, or riding to the store with your kids, these presentations will teach you skills that make cycling safe and fun. All of the workshops are taught by Eileen Hyatt. Hyatt, a retired school teacher, is a nationally certified instructor through the League of American Bicyclists, with over 15 years of experience teaching safe cycling practices. Workshops will feature traffic skills, tips on clothing, gear and lighting as well as prize drawings and refreshments. The workshops are free and available on a walk-in basis. There is no need to register. Workshop times, dates and locations are: - Thursday, April 9th, 7:00 – 7:45pm at REI, 1125 N. Monroe
- Tuesday April 28, 6-7:30pm at Shadle Library, 2111 W. Wellesley*
- Wednesday, April 29, 6-7:30pm at Mountain Gear, 2002 N. Division*
- Monday, May 4, 6-7:30pm at North Spokane Library, 44 E. Hawthorne Rd*
*These workshops will also feature roadside repair instruction by techs from North Division Bicycle Shop Eileen Hyatt is also the coordinator for the Bike Buddy program, which matches new bike commuters with a trained volunteer familiar with the commute between their neighborhood and workplace. These volunteers will help you choose routes, gear, and other basics for a safe commute. For more information on the workshops or the Bike Buddy program, contact SpokaneBikeBuddy@aol.com. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: Gold Wheel: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties, Alt 29, Spokane Public Radio Silver Spoke: Out There Monthly, City of Spokane, Steam Plant Grill/Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company, Mountain Gear, Cuda Apparel Bronze Gear: Lee & Hayes, North Division Bike Shop, REI Spokane, Silver Collector Car Auctions Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, a 501c3 non-profit organization. Registration for Bike to Work Week 2009 begins next week! More information coming soon. ----------------- February 2, 2009: Bike to Work Week Set for 2009 Popular Bike Commuting Celebration to Take Place May 10-16, 2009 Spokane, WA – Building on the success of last year’s Bike to Work Week that featured 952 registered participants, organizers announced today that Bike to Work Week 2009 is set for May 10-16. “Last year exceeded our expectations, and we look for 2009 to be even better,” said volunteer committee chair Barb Chamberlain, who also works as director of communications for WSU Spokane. Bike to Work Week 2008 featured well-attended events such as the kick-off breakfast, a walk & roll to school day and the wrap-up party. In total, during Bike to Work Week participants avoided more than 11,500 vehicle miles by riding their bikes. “For 2009 we will bring back the events that were so successful last year as well as add new programs before and during Bike to Work Week,” said Chamberlain. New events for Bike to Work Week this year will include an Education Fair on Sunday, May 10, The Commuter Challenge presented by Group Health, bike commuting work-shops and commuter energizer stations located around the city. Bike commuting provides benefits to commuters, employers and the community as a whole. Commuters can be healthier, save on transportation expenses and enjoy the trip to and from work. Employers benefit by having healthier, happier employees, lower health care costs and a new federal tax break under the Bicycle Commuter Act. And, the community benefits from less vehicle traffic, less pollution and a healthier population. Bike to Work Week is supported by the following sponsors: The REI Foundation, Group Health, Unico Properties and Out There Monthly. Bike to Work Spokane is organized by a volunteer committee as a project of the SpokeFest Association, in partnership with the City of Spokane Advisory Board and the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, a 501c3 non-profit organization. The goal of Bike to Work Spokane is to increase awareness and participation in bicycle commuting.
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