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To demystify and normalize bike riding as a part of daily life and realize the bicycle as a tool for personal and community empowerment.

4DWN Project, Inc is a repurposed outdoor urban space turned community hub cultivating ecological resilience, community, and professional skate culture.

Abilities Movement is a not-for-profit organization that provides individual adaptive fitness, adaptive outdoor programming, and consulting.

Adventure Crew connects city teens to nature and each other through empowering outdoor adventures that spark well-being and environmental stewardship.

The Alachua Conservation Trust serves the community by protecting and preserving natural spaces, creating opportunities to interact with the environment for all, and teaching the next generation through environmental education programs.

All Out Adventure provides year-round inclusive outdoor recreation activities to promote well-being and connection with nature for people of all ages and abilities.

The Anchorage Park Foundation is a community-based nonprofit that mobilizes public support for improving access to our parks and trails system.

Twice the size of Central Park, the Greenway offers recreational and educational activities amid a beautiful and well-preserved natural landscape.

Foster an ethic of environmental stewardship that connects our communities to the natural world of the Lower Naugatuck River Valley.

The Appalachian Mountain Club is a conservation and recreation nonprofit that fosters the protection, enjoyment and understanding of the outdoors.

The AMHAA protects, connects, and shares the powerful history, culture, and engaging landscapes of this NHA for the benefit and enjoyment of all.

Arboretum San Antonio is creating a 200-acre arboretum on the city's Southside, a historically underserved area with limited access to natural areas.

Armand Bayou Nature Center is a 4,000-acre nonprofit nature preserve. Through preservation and education, we reconnect people with nature.

Atabey Outdoors commits to providing safe & fun outdoor adventures for BIPOC girls ages 8 to 12. We combine outdoor adventure with enrichment activities that encourage social, emotional, physical and mental growth.

The Azimuth Quest Foundation helps young people discover and develop their potential through outdoor adventure education.

We are a community bike workshop where we teach volunteers to repair and recycle bikes for donation to people in need throughout Detroit.

Back on My Feet empowers people experiencing homelessness by building community through running and connecting them to jobs, housing, and stability.

The Bay Area Ridge Trail is a 400-plus-mile trail for hikers, runners, mountain bikers, and equestrians along the ridgelines around the Bay Area.

BYLT conserves and protects land in the Bear and Yuba River watersheds and empowers healthy communities through nature access and education.

We protect Bears Ears through the leadership of united, sovereign Tribes, and inspire all to uphold reciprocal relationships with the land.

Beyond Boundaries specializes in providing outdoor adventure opportunities for individuals with disabilities and members of underserved communities.

The Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota educates, advocates, and empowers to make streets and trails safe and accessible for walking, biking, and rolling.

Bike Club is an after-school youth cycling program offered at 38 Tulsa Public Schools with 650 members; students receive a bicycle upon completion.

Through advocacy, education, and events, Bike Durham supports everyone to walk, bike, or ride transit more often.

Bike Fun creates strong minds, bodies, and communities through the joy of bicycle riding via classes, rides, workshops and events.

Bike Norfolk promotes a bicycle-friendly city through awareness and education, improved infrastructure, and a strong cycling community.

Equip the public with self-sustaining skills and knowledge to enjoy the benefits of owning, using, and repairing bicycles for sustainable transportation.

Bike Walk Tompkins works to build a community where walking, biking, and rolling are safe, convenient, and accessible for all in Tompkins County.

Our mission is to promote the bicycle as a vehicle for change to empower youth and build resilient communities.

BikePGH is transforming our streets to make biking and walking commonplace for all Pittsburghers in order to improve our quality of life.

BNB uses the bicycle as a vehicle for social change to achieve economic mobility and racial equity for Black and other marginalized people in Boston.

Bikes Together is a nonprofit bike shop and community hub for equitable bike access and education.

Birdability is a nonprofit working to make birding and nature accessible and inclusive for everyone, especially those with disabilities.

We provide underrepresented populations with access to the slopes to learn how to snowboard.

Black Outside reconnects Black and African American youth and families to the healing power of the outdoors.

Black Thumb Farm is an urban farm empowering BIPOC youth through land-based programming and access to green space in the San Fernando Valley.

Black Women Who empowers, educates, and inspires Black and Brown women and children to explore and thrive in outdoor spaces.

BLK Beetles creates accessible spaces for belonging through outdoor recreation, cultural experiences, storytelling, and community connection.

Blue Sky Funders Forum inspires philanthropy to support thriving communities by advancing equitable opportunities for meaningful outdoor experiences and connections to nature.

Our aim is to make snow sports more accessible to marginalized communities who may face cultural and financial barriers to enjoying them.

BMWF connects people to wild places through active wilderness stewardship of the 1.6-million-acre Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex in NW Montana.

Expanding the potential of people with disabilities and special needs through meaningful, educational and inspiring outdoor experiences.

BCC preserves and expands access to climbing through trail maintenance/erosion control, route development, education, and hardware replacement.

Boyz N The Wood uses the outdoors to help Black men restore & reignite the best versions of themselves.

Brave Trails transforms LGBTQ+ youth into leaders through queer-affirming youth camp, family camp, backpacking, meet-ups, and mental health support.

Bronx River Alliance engages communities along the Bronx River Corridor to restore the river ecosystem and improve and activate public green spaces.

Bringing culture to nature, and history to the outdoors through healing-centered outdoor experiences that cultivate a sense of belonging in nature.

Buffalo Bayou Partnership’s mission is to create and steward parks, trails, and spaces that connect people to Houston’s most significant waterway.

We work in partnership with the National Park Service and canal community to preserve the C&O Canal, engaging visitors and expanding access.

CactusToCloud is building a more inclusive and resilient future in the Coachella Valley by restoring our connections to the California Desert.

Cahaba River Society protects Alabama’s most biodiverse river, uniting partners for clean water, habitat restoration, and stewardship.

Camp Blodgett is a century-old nonprofit that creates access for low-income children to thrive through recreational and educational experiences.

Camp Sunflower empowers queer youth across the region through joyful, community outdoor experiences that foster belonging, connection and empowerment.

Carolina Thread Trail is a 435-mile and growing regional network of trails, greenways and blueways spanning 15 counties in Greater Charlotte.

Catalyst Sports empowers people with disabilities to explore the outdoors, offering adaptive programs and equipment for adventure and freedom.

The Center for Health & Nature researches the impact of nature on health with evidence-based programs across the full continuum of health: prevention, treatment, and recovery.

Challenge Aspen facilitates adaptive outdoor recreation for people with disabilities.

We provide free outdoor adventures to current and former military members, first responders, and youth with terminal illnesses and permanent disabilities.

Channel Islands Restoration protects plants and animals on the Channel Islands and adjacent mainland through ecological restoration and education.

Founded in 1994, CRK is an advocacy and education organization with 10,000 members dedicated to protecting and restoring the Chattahoochee River.

Chill provides free and accessible positive youth development boardsports programs for youth ages 11-19 who encounter barriers to participation.

City Farm SLO is empowering the next generation to live healthier, more prosperous lives through sustainable agriculture and farm-based education.

City Kids provides year-round programming to DC youth. Our mission is to build resiliency, broaden horizons, and develop life skills for youth.

The City of Oaks Foundation invests in, advocates for, and seeks to create the broadest access to Raleigh’s parks, nature preserves, and greenways.

The Coalition of Community Gardens (COCG) works to grow thriving community gardens and healthy environments, with equal access for all.

Cola Town Bike Collective provides free and low-cost bicycles, while advocating for safer outdoor spaces to walk, bike, and move in Columbia, SC.

Colorado Canyons Association fosters community stewardship, education, and awareness of our Colorado's three National Conservation Areas.

Community Cycling Center expands access to cycling for Portland youth and families, prioritizing those most impacted by systemic barriers.

Conestee Nature Preserve provides inclusive opportunities for connection, discovery and education in nature.

We connect ALL people to CT's forests, parks, & trails, to ensure these places are protected for future generations.

Conservation Lands Foundation protects, restores, and expands America's National Conservation Lands through community-led advocacy, education, and partnerships.

CDTC works to complete, protect, and elevate the CDT by engaging and inspiring a diverse community to steward the trail and its surrounding landscapes.

Coombs Outdoors empowers local youth to grow and thrive by reducing barriers to outdoor recreation through programs, mentorship, & community building.

CCAWW promotes, preserves, and stewards the Indigenous Culture and waterways of this land and the surrounding areas.

Through overnight summer camp and year-round programs, we provide youth engaging experiences and nurturing communities to learn, grow, and thrive.

Disabled Hikers builds disability community and justice in the outdoors through information-sharing, events, advocacy, and leadership development.

Discovery Pathways empowers underserved youth & families through free, multilingual, nature-based programs. All outdoor programs are youth-led.

Eagle Mount Billings enhances the lives of people with disabilities through adaptive recreation, fostering independence, belonging, and adventures.

Eastrail Partners unifies and catalyzes the 42-mile Eastrail rail-to-trail project by building community, advocacy, and private sector support.

Ebony Ice’s mission is to eliminate barriers to snow sports by creating inclusive experiences that welcome and support diverse communities.

EDGE Outdoors empowers Black, Indigenous, Women of Color (cis, trans, queer) to lead and explore in snow and adventure sports.

Elevate Youth is on a mission is to empower youth to explore the outdoors alongside adult mentors, sharing awe in the richness of our natural world.

Environmental Learning for Kids cultivates a passion for science, leadership, and service by developing diverse youth into leaders in science education and outdoor experiences.

Environmental Traveling Companions (ETC) opens the world of outdoor adventure to people with disabilities and youth from under-resourced backgrounds.

Washington’s largest MTB nonprofit, Evergreen builds trails, leads education, and advances equitable access to the outdoors statewide.

Founded in 2005, FABB is a volunteer-led organization working to make bicycling fun, safe, and accessible for people of all ages in Fairfax County.

Club de Exploradores is a free, bi-lingual adventure program for Hispanic students in Transylvania and Surrounding areas.

We work to conserve forever the lands and waters of the Finger Lakes region, ensuring scenic vistas, clean water, and wild places for everyone.

The Foundation works to build strong community relationships and secure philanthropic funding to support the mission of Five Rivers MetroParks.

FTA maintains, protects, & promotes trails throughout the state, including the Florida National Scenic Trail, commonly known as the Florida Trail.

At Flagstaff Youth Riders, we strive to create resilient, caring, and growth oriented youth through mountain biking.

Each year, the Fort Collins Bike Co-op recycles thousands of bikes and helps hundreds of people learn to maintain and repair their own bikes.

Freshwater Land Trust (FLT) is a non-profit organization that conserves environmentally significant land and builds trails in Central Alabama.

The Fresno County Bicycle Coalition builds healthy, safe, and equitable communities by connecting people through cycling, education, and advocacy.

Friends of Avi Kwa Ame protects and celebrates the monument’s natural, cultural, and historic resources through education and advocacy.

The preservation and stewardship of the ridges in the Lower Columbia Basin for the benefit of the community and the environment.

We engage our community in enhancing our city’s parks, trees, and green spaces through volunteerism, park activation, philanthropy, and urban forestry.

We preserve and promote Gwynns Falls Leakin Park as a green space crucial to the public health and economic development of West Baltimore.

Friends Of Joshua Tree is a non-profit advocacy organization dedicated to preserving access to natural, cultural and recreational resources.

The Friends of Metro Parks help support the Columbus & Franklin county Metro Parks through advocacy, outreach and fundraising.

FPVSP supports the park by promoting stewardship through programming, recreation, and the preservation and restoration of its natural resources.

Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks is a partner with California State Parks, working to ensure our parks and beaches are thriving & available to all.

Friends of the Fells promotes the conservation, appreciation, and sustainable enjoyment of the Middlesex Fells Reservation (the Fells).

Friends of the Forest Preserves (Friends) unites people to protect, promote, and care for the forest preserves in Cook County, Illinois.

We build capacity for students, communities, and future leaders to advocate on behalf of nature, climate, and equity on the LA River.

Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail works with communities and volunteers to build, maintain and promote North Carolina’s Mountains-to-Sea Trail.

Our mission is to build a bold, transformative, and inclusive public space connecting Philadelphia’s residents and visitors to the city and each other.

Friends of the Urban Forest (FUF) connects people with nature and each other by planting and caring for San Francisco’s trees and gardens.

The Friends of Wildwood is a non-profit organization that supports Wildwood Park and the Benjamin Olewine III Nature Center.

Galveston Bay Foundation is a conservation nonprofit that works to facilitate forward-thinking solutions to the challenges confronting Galveston Bay.

Gateway to the Great Outdoors connects Title I students in St. Louis City to nature through exploration, mentorship, and hands-on outdoor learning.

The Georgia Appalachian Trail Club manages, maintains and protects the Appalachian Trail in Georgia and promotes appreciation of the outdoors.

Georgia Hi-Lo Trail is building America’s longest paved trail and expanding youth bike programs to empower rural Georgia communities.

Georgia Rivers works to protect and connect people with Georgia’s rivers.

We provide Nevadans of all ages and backgrounds with opportunities to experience, learn about, and care for our natural and urban outdoor spaces.

Girl & Her Backpack is a nonprofit that helps girls and non-binary teens build community, confidence, and leadership skills through the outdoors.

The mission of Girls Who Hike SC is to create a community of like-minded women who can connect, network, and discover together through our trails.

Dedicated to serving trauma-impacted youth across NE and IA through year-round, outdoor experiences and life-changing Mountain West adventures.

Grand Staircase Escalante Partners exists to protect and preserve Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument through various conservation efforts.

Great Plains Restoration Council helps people take care of their own health through restoring and protecting native ecosystems like damaged prairies.

Deliver experiential learning for all learners through programs that promote self-discovery, critical thinking, and effective teaching and leadership.

Our mission is to empower underserved youth through transformative experiences in nature, dynamic outdoor learning, and long-term mentorship.

The Community Bike Shop at Barber Park in Greensboro NC exists to improve quality of life by providing access to transportation, fun, and community.

Greenspace Dallas works to restore and develop national park-quality green spaces within the Trinity River Corridor.

Ground Education creates vibrant campus nature spaces where urban students witness classroom concepts come to life via its eco-STEAM curriculum.

Groundwork Indy empowers youth through green workforce training, environmental projects, and community engagement to build healthier neighborhoods.

Groundwork Jacksonville is the City of Jacksonville's nonprofit partner in building the 30-mile Emerald Trail to reconnect Jacksonville's urban core.

Sustained regeneration, improvement, & management of the environment by empowering communities to promote environmental, economic, & social wellness.

Groundwork USA is a national network of environmental justice organizations–Groundwork Trusts–working to create a world in which everyone can live in a healthy, green, and resilient community. To realize this vision, Trusts work to undo the legacy of environmental injustice by working hand-in-hand with residents to transform neglected land and waterways into community assets, like parks, trails, and community gardens, that meet their environmental, social, economic, and health priorities.

Growing Healthy People impacts lives through creating community partnerships, developing unique spaces to grow healthy food, and teaching students.

GRuB supports community food, education, and health through farm programming where participants increase food security and build resiliency.

HBCUs Outside is bridging the nature gap at HBCUs by empowering students and alums of Historically Black Colleges and Universities to venture outside.

We envision a sustainable environment that supports the health of all human and natural communities in the Kansas City region.

Expanding outdoor access for BIPOC and intersecting communities in Montana through joy, education, and community.

High Country Adaptive Sports empowers people with disabilities to experience outdoor recreation, building confidence, freedom, and community.

Hill Country Alliance brings together diverse partners to preserve the open spaces, starry night skies, clean and abundant waters, and unique character of the Texas Hill Country.

This space is created with you in mind, for and by the adaptive, LGBTQIA2S+, and BIPOC communities in the mountains.

Inspiring Girls* Expeditions Alaska empowers youth through tuition-free expeditions that combine science, art, and outdoor exploration.

INHF protects and restores Iowa’s land, water, and wildlife, envisioning all Iowans connected to and valuing a healthy, diverse landscape.

Our mission is conservation, education, and advocacy for the land, wildlife, and trails of the Issaquah Alps for present and future generations.

Jack the Bike Man provides refurbished bicycles, gear, and education to help underserved communities access outdoor mobility and opportunity.

We lead efforts to protect, expand, and improve James River Park System access while fostering community stewardship, education, and advocacy.

Keep Austin Beautiful mobilizes 20,000 volunteers and 15,000 students annually to clean waterways, restore green spaces, and reduce waste.

Los Angeles County Parks Foundation expands access, equity, and engagement across the county's park system and supports restoration of parks affected by the 2025 fires.

Laguna Canyon Foundation preserves, protects, the 22,000 acre South Coast Wilderness through conservation, education, advocacy, and public engagement.

Laru Beya empowers historically excluded youth through free surf therapy, water safety, and outdoor programs in Rockaway and NYC.

Aventureros connects communities to nature through free bilingual adventures, education, and stewardship that build health, place, and access.

Using the power of science, education and stewardship, Leave No Trace is on a mission to ensure a sustainable future for the outdoors and the planet.

Enrich and enhance community health and livability in East TN by acquiring, preserving, and developing natural assets for public use and recreation.

LEJ fosters ecological health, stewardship, and community development in SE San Francisco through urban greening, education, and workforce pathways.

Live in Peace empowers our youth to achieve brighter futures through educational pathways, professional job training, and access to the outdoors.

We provide free, bilingual outdoor programs that improve the health and wellness of Latino and immigrant communities in Oregon.

The Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference is a nonprofit that has created more than 200 miles of hiking paths on Long Island and is dedicated to protecting open space and our Greenbelt trails for all to enjoy.

Louisville Grows cultivates greener, healthier neighborhoods through urban horticulture, expanding the tree canopy, and workforce development.

LYG provides horticultural therapy, environmental education, and skill-building opportunities on our youth-led urban farm.

Luki Bikes introduces kids in Foster care and Black, Latino and Indigenous youth to the joy and healing power of the outdoors through mountain biking.

Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation provides transformative recreational experiences to empower children, adults, and veterans with disabilities.

Maine GearShare is a nonprofit gear lending library with a mission to provide access to outdoor gear through a collaborative, equity-centered approach.

Mass Audubon's mission is to protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and wildlife.

Melanin Base Miles (MBM) is a Washington, D.C.-based effort to increase access and remove barriers to gravel cycling and racing for BIPOC riders.

The One Family Memphis–Memphis Rox campus is home to the largest nonprofit rock-climbing gym in the world. But rock climbing is just where we begin. Inspired by the cooperative philosophies of climbing, our five-acre campus provides recreational, creative, and nutritional programs to mentor, train, and empower under-resourced youth in our community. We exclude no one based on an inability to pay. Because one life changed changes us all.

MERITO's mission is to protect the ocean by engaging multicultural youth and their communities in transformative experiences in environmental education, scientific research, marine conservation, recreation & blue-green entrepreneurship.

Mighty Boots builds leadership and confidence for underserved youth through outdoor adventures like rock climbing, hiking, and backpacking.

Partnering with recovery programs, homeless shelters, and reentry centers, MiMS sees running as a tool for personal and collective transformation.

Missoula Adaptive Recreation & Sports works to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities through outdoor recreation & advocacy.

MORE builds, maintains, and advocates for public, sustainable, multi-use, natural surface trails in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

The Greenway Trust leads cross-sector collaborations to conserve and restore natural areas, while helping people access nature in sustainable ways.

We promote wellness in Nashville's Black community through movement, nature, and community with group hikes, outdoor yoga, fitness, and run/walks.

Native Like Water curates re-creational experiences through an Indigenous lens, focusing on conservation and coastal cultural practice.

Our mission is to remove trash and graffiti from outdoor recreation and wilderness areas across Arizona, replant burn scars, and enrich the lives of others.

Nature and Health Alliance is a nationwide network collaboratively advancing understanding of the connection between nature and health to ensure equitable access to nature for all.

Nature and Human Health Utah aims to understand, articulate, and foster relationships between nature and human health by creating a collaborative arena for stakeholders.

Nature for All builds a base of support to ensure that everyone in the Los Angeles region has equitable access to nature and its benefits.

New England Disabled Sports empowers & enhances the independence of individuals living with disabilities through year-round outdoor adaptive sports.

The Trail Conference is a volunteer-powered organization dedicated to building, maintaining, and protecting public trails for everyone to enjoy.

NC Adapted Sports creates adapted sport opportunities for individuals with physical disabilities, fostering an inclusive and equitable community.

Northwest Youth Corps helps young people gain skills needed to reach career goals while completing high priority conservation projects.

To protect and restore water quality and fish and wildlife habitats in the Norwalk River Watershed.

OVAS offers year-round adaptive outdoor recreation programs to empower people with disabilities through inclusive, life-changing sports experiences.

Ohio River Way's mission is to help people find adventure, inspire care for the land and water, and boost the economies of vibrant Ohio River communities from Portsmouth, Ohio, to West Point, Kentucky, by building partnerships that promote safe, healthy outdoor recreation; education; and tourism.

one-n-ten provides programs that promote self‐acceptance, leadership development, and healthy life choices among Arizona's LGBTQ+ youth ages 11 to 24.

OAS creates access to high-quality adaptive skiing, cycling, mountain biking, paddling, and golf opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

Organic Connects reintroduces youth and families to nature through outdoor recreation, environmental education, and workforce development.

We lead adult, family, and, adaptive bike camping trips as well as educational day rides and day rides to complete environmental service.

OEA removes barriers so people of all backgrounds can access nature through education, careers, & community programs, fostering outdoor equity.

The Outdoor Inclusion Coalition expands access to nature by uniting partners to connect underrepresented youth and families to the outdoors.

Our mission is to enrich the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through outdoor recreation.

OBA will ensure youth from diverse communities have access to nature, environmental education, leadership development and careers in conservation.

Paddle for Peace is a nonprofit that provides free ocean access for BIPOC and underserved youth harnessing the healing power of the ocean.

We create youth programs that celebrate diversity and stewardship in the outdoors for youth ages 8-17, all hosted in public spaces at no cost to them.

Paradox transforms lives and communities by providing adaptive climbing programs to people with disabilities through trips, education, and community.

Inspiring stewardship of Pennsylvania's state parks and forests through education, recreation, and volunteerism.

People for Palmer Park was formed in 2011 for the preservation, revitalization, and viability of Palmer Park — a Detroit park for the good of all.

The Petaluma River Park Foundation is meeting our vital need for shared space that connects people, art, and nature by building a park for all.

Phoenix Bikes provides hands-on education to improve youth futures and workforce readiness while distributing refurbished bikes to those in need.

PikeRide is a nonprofit bike share that provides affordable ebikes to ensure all have access to the outdoors, regardless of income or background.

We create memorable and adaptive outdoor recreational experiences for individuals with limited mobility.

Providing opportunity for all young people to nurture their social & emotional skills through experiential and adventure-based outdoor programming.

Project Mobility provides adaptive bike adventures and bike giveaways for children with disabilities, autism, cancer and wounded veterans.

Prospect Park Alliance sustains, restores and advances Prospect Park to benefit the diverse communities that call Brooklyn home.

Public Lands Alliance connects, strengthens, and represents the nonprofit partners of America's public lands.

QC Bike provides affordable bike access, hands-on skill-building, and community outreach to foster a more connected, bike-friendly Manchester.

RAMP provides inclusive recreational opportunities for persons wishing to participate in various competitive & non-competitive accessible activities.

REACH connects refugee youth and families to nature through STEAM-based outdoor learning adventures that build leadership, belonging, and equity.

Rec2Connect is dedicated to providing fully inclusive and accessible community recreation for individuals with disabilities.

RWN's Outdoor Wellness Program connects diverse women to outdoor spaces promoting physical and mental health and community connection.

The Regional Parks Foundation provides universal access to East Bay parklands, promoting environmental stewardship, outdoor education and recreation.

Reno Bike Project is a nonprofit community bike shop that promotes access to cycling through education, advocacy, and affordable resources.

River City Outdoors' mission is to support, promote, and advocate for outdoor recreation for all in the St. Louis region.

We connect our community to natural, wild, and open spaces of Southern California through land conservation, stewardship, and education.

Thrive Outside OKC is a collective impact initiative creating access to outdoor recreation for children who would not normally have the opportunity.

RAA guides recreation, sports & tourism spaces to be fully accessible, inclusive, and welcoming to people with and without disabilities, always.

Building, maintaining, and advocating for our local mountain bike trails in Roswell, Alpharetta, and Forsyth County in North GA.

We empower runners to protect public lands and expand access to nature for all through community service, education, and civic engagement.

SABA's mission is to make Sacramento's streets safe and convenient for all users, which enables more people to choose a bike for everyday travel.

Getting more people on more trails in the general Salem area.

SLAQC helps queer people access their limitless potential by providing inclusive, supportive, and accessible rock-climbing experiences.

Salted Roots’ mission is to cultivate a surf culture rooted in collective power, equity, love, and reverence for the Earth. We do this by deepening community well-being, amplifying a narrative of abundance, increasing access to the ocean, and centering the intuitive knowledge of girls, women, and gender expansive people of color.

We inspire people to care for, learn about and enjoy San Mateo County Parks by creating connections to the outdoors through outings and events.

We protect culturally & environmentally significant landscapes, spark passion for nature, and enable the continual regeneration of our healthy place.

SBN connects underserved communities to the healing power of nature through inclusive outdoor programs, environmental education, and stewardship.

The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education is Philadelphia’s largest nature center offering innovative educational programs for all ages.

Indigenous-led volunteer nonprofit restoring land, culture, and outdoor access so future generations can thrive in harmony with the natural world.

We help people ride, fix and recycle bikes by offering repair help, classes, refurbished bikes and used parts, and a community of bike-friendly folks.

SheJumps increases the participation of girls and women in outdoor activities and creates educational outdoor experiences that nurture transformation.

SFC honors our natural and cultural heritage by protecting and enhancing our region's natural lands for future generations.

We connect communities to their public lands through active stewardship of 400+ miles of trails we maintain throughout sw Oregon and nw California.

Skate Like a Girl builds inclusive communities by promoting confidence, leadership, and social justice through skateboarding.

The Sonoma County Parks Foundation raises funds to strengthen Sonoma County Regional Parks' 60+ parks and programs serving youth and the community.

Soul Trak connects communities of color in Washington, D.C. to nature through outdoor recreation, environmental education, and leadership development.

We work to protect, promote, and preserve the unique character of the Sourland Mountain Region – a refuge for natural and cultural diversity.

Restore and protect South River water quality, support recreation, and preserve aquatic life and wildlife habitat.

SCC preserves climbing areas for all current and future generations in the Southeast, through acquisition, stewardship, and community engagement.

Southern Arizonan provides fitness, recreation, and competitive sports opportunities for people with disabilities.

SportsAbility Alliance enriches lives through accessible, inclusive recreation and active leisure for individuals of all ages and all abilities.

STRIDE Adaptive Sports educates and empowers individuals with disabilities in life-changing sport and recreation programs to sustain healthy, active and fun lifestyles.

Sustainability Matters cultivates community through conservation, making sustainability fun, practical, and accessible for everyone.

Teaneck Creek Conservancy stewards a 46-acre urban park that combines restoration, education, and art to connect all of Bergen County with nature.

The Tennessee RiverLine is a vision for a 652-mile system of paddling, hiking, and biking trails along the length of the Tennessee River, as well as a place-based strategy for economic development, public health, resource stewardship, and equitable access benefits for 2.4 million people in Tennessee River communities. We are led by principal partners, UT Knoxville and TVA, in collaboration with the Tennessee RiverLine Partnership, a consortium of organizations committed to realizing this vision.

The Texas Children in Nature Network (TCiNN) advances access to nature, connecting over 900 partner organizations to resources and to one another.

Access Granted opens private and otherwise inaccessible public lands for outdoor recreation through trusted landowner partnerships and managed access.

To transform 53 acres of precious city owned land on Sarasota Bay into a signature community park (blue-green oasis) that is One Park for All.

We build bike shops in a 20' shipping container format, keep them supplied indefinitely, and teach neighborhoods to operate them - all for FREE!

We are responsible for building, conserving, and maintaining the Colorado Trail. We do this by partnering with volunteers from across the state.

We see the bike as a tool for empowerment, education, and community building and we increase access to this means of essential transportation for all.

The Conservation Alliance harnesses the collective power of business to fund and advocate for the protection of North America’s natural places.

To provide outdoor education, to help children connect with nature, improve their physical health, and support their mental well-being.

The Greening of Detroit leads tree planting, job training, education and wellness programs to support a vibrant, healthy and revitalized city.

The Greenway Foundation enhances and protects Denver’s waterways through equitable community engagement, education, and stewardship.

We take children from underserved communities in Los Angeles on nature outings, such as hiking and kayaking, followed by a sit-down lunch at a local restaurant.

The Land Trust is north Alabama’s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation and education of the natural environment in our region.

The Loop Dallas is a public-private partnership uniting civic leaders, the City of Dallas, and community partners to build a 50-mile citywide trail.

The Mountain Center provides therapeutic adventure and wellness programming for youth and adults.

The Mountaineers enriches the community by helping people explore, conserve, learn about, and enjoy the lands and waters of the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

The Vesper Meadow Education Program (VM) mission is to inspire a culture of land stewardship and nature connection.

The Woods Project creates transformative wilderness immersion and outdoor education experiences for Houston youth from low-income communities.

THOR develops and stewards accessible, sustainable natural surface trails in Nebraska & Iowa through advocacy, education, and partnerships.

Three Rivers Park District Foundation connects people of all backgrounds and abilities to the health, joy, and inspiration of the outdoors.

Timucuan Parks Foundation preserves, promotes, and enhances Jacksonville’s parks and preserves through community engagement, education, and inclusion.

We believe that nature belongs to everybody. The mission is to inspire and connect members to the benefits of recreating and stewarding outdoors.

We ensure every PreK–12 student in NM has access to equitable outdoor learning by empowering educators, fostering collaboration, and advocating.

Trail Access Project helps people with disabilities have meaningful experiences in the outdoors.

TrailFolx is a Los Angeles nonprofit creating opportunities for underprivileged and underserved youth to participate in mountain sports and activities.

Our mission is to inspire, engage, & support people to take personal responsibility for the environment, making it safe, healthy, fun, & sustainable.

Trees Matter’s mission is to foster and inspire an increased, more balanced tree canopy throughout the Valley of the Sun.

As a Land Trust in North Carolina, TLC safeguards clean water, protects natural habitats, supports local farms, and connects people with nature.

We provide adaptive sports and outdoor recreation that empower people with disabilities to stay active and enjoy the outdoors.

Trust for Public Land creates parks and protects land for people, ensuring healthy, livable communities for generations to come.

Tuleyome engages in advocacy and active stewardship with diverse communities to conserve, enhance, restore, and enjoy the lands in the region.

We connect underserved youth to the ocean through surf therapy, education, and mentorship, inspiring belonging and cultivating future ocean leaders.

We are an organization dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) through the sport of rock climbing.

We create joyful & inclusive spaces in mountain sports by breaking down barriers & empowering our BIPOC LGBTQ+ community to lead & thrive outdoors.

Up ENDing Parkinson’s partners with rock climbing centers US-wide to provide facilitated rock-climbing experiences for People with Parkinson’s.

Urban Bike Project provides residents in Wilmington, Delaware with access to bicycling for transportation, fitness, and fun.

Urban Bird Collective is an environmental organization that promotes outdoor recreation and healing, with a focus on BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities.

The Urban Ecology Center is connecting people to nature and each other through restoring local parks, environmental education, and community programs.

UDC provides the marginalized members of the deaf communities, regardless of race, status, sex, or religion, opportunities to connect w/ nature.

The Valley Forge Park Alliance inspires appreciation and stewardship of the park’s history, nature, and outdoor spaces.

Vamos Outdoors Project provides outdoor, recreational, and environmental programming to Latine youth to foster healthy youth development and joy.

Ventana Wildlife Society restores native wildlife through science-based conservation, species recovery, and youth education in California.

Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports empowers individuals with disabilities through access & instruction to sports & recreational activities.

Vermont Parks Forever, the foundation for VT's state parks, is committed to innovative nature education, access to parks, and equity in the outdoors.

Vida Verde promotes educational equity by providing free overnight outdoor education experiences for students who don’t otherwise get the opportunity.

WTA is a Native-led environmental organization, engaging people to honor and care for natural places and the sacred sites/cultural value within them.

Warrior Surf Foundation provides free adaptive surf therapy, wellness, and yoga for Veterans and their families suffering from PTSD.

W2W empowers veterans through transformative outdoor experiences that foster healing, resilience, & personal growth through nature-based programs.

Washington Trails Association mobilizes hikers and everyone who loves the outdoors to explore, protect and champion trails and public lands.

WNPF raises funds to preserve and enhance the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and recreational opportunities of Washington’s three parks.

WWT supports the work of the Wekiva River Basin State Parks by creating innovative programs to increase visitation and diversity across all sectors.

Wild Hearts Idaho empowers young women by providing outdoor adventures that build confidence, leadership, and inspire a love for the natural world.

Wild Society is a Puget Sound-based outdoor education nonprofit that fosters connections between nature and people through guided backpacking trips.

Wilderness Louisville stewards city-owned natural areas and champions nature education and outdoor recreation for local youth and their families.

Wilderness Youth Project connects kids to nature in small groups guided by inspired, skilled, and committed mentors and volunteers.

Wildwood brings kids outside to learn and grow together inspiring learning, adventure and positive youth development for low-income KC area youth.

Wisconsin Adaptive Climbing helps disabled climbers break barriers by organizing monthly indoor climbing clinics and an annual outdoor climbing trip.

Wisdom records and shares the oral history, cultural arts, and traditional ecological knowledge of Indigenous elders, storytellers, artists, and scientists.

Women's Wilderness creates space for girls, women, and non-binary people of all ages and backgrounds to find their voice, place, and power outdoors.

Woodland Dunes seeks to preserve natural ecosystems through responsible stewardship, education, and community engagement.

WRWC works to "restore and connect," engaging the public in our watershed, fostering local stewards, and connecting people to nature where they live.

Y-WE cultivates the power and creativity of diverse young women* through transformative programs within a collaborative community of belonging.

In partnership with nature, YES nurtures leaders who champion the well-being of our community.

Yolo Basin Foundation (YBF) expands public appreciation and stewardship of wetlands and wildlife in the Yolo Basin through education and partnerships.

YEA, a 501(c)(3) organization, educates the young and the young at heart and engages them outdoors through environmental restoration, fishing, and citizen science.

Youth In Action (YIA), a youth-led leadership program, uses outdoor experiences to facilitate growth and vulnerability and to build leadership and life skills.