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Bonk Collective Cycling is a private association based in HILLSBORO, OR. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 2022. The principal officer is Sam Haines. It holds total assets of $1K. Annual income is reported at $1K. Weekly Community Cycling Events - One of our key charitable activities was the Wednesday Night Ride series a weekly guided bicycle ride open to the public in the Portland metro area during summer months when daylight permitted safe riding. These rides aimed to promote cycling as a means to enhance health and well-being encouraging participants to engage in regular physical activity while fostering meaningful social connections. By providing a structured safe environment for cycling the rides served to improve quality of life through physical fitness and community engagement aligning with our mission to promote cycling advocacy and education. Tax records are available from 2022 to 2023. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
No specific application information is available for this foundation. Check the 990-PF filings below for application guidelines, or visit the foundation's website if listed above.
Weekly Community Cycling Events - One of our key charitable activities was the Wednesday Night Ride series a weekly guided bicycle ride open to the public in the Portland metro area during summer months when daylight permitted safe riding. These rides aimed to promote cycling as a means to enhance health and well-being encouraging participants to engage in regular physical activity while fostering meaningful social connections. By providing a structured safe environment for cycling the rides served to improve quality of life through physical fitness and community engagement aligning with our mission to promote cycling advocacy and education.
Expenses: $465
Cyclocross Event Support - In 2023 our foundation provided shelter and mechanical support during local cyclocross races as a gesture of goodwill toward the cycling community. These services were offered to participants free of charge ensuring they had access to essential resources and technical support during the events. By supporting cyclists in this way we contributed to a positive event experience encouraged community participation in the sport and reinforced our mission to promote cycling as a healthy accessible and community-oriented activity
Expenses: $155
Informational Website - Our foundations website serves as a primary outreach tool to the cycling community central to our mission of promoting cycling as a healthy accessible and community-centered activity. The website provides educational resources event information advocacy updates and safety tips to encourage public engagement and support for cycling. By maintaining this online platform we ensure our programs and resources are accessible to a wide audience fostering a stronger healthier cycling community.
Expenses: N/A
Weekly Community Cycling Events - One of our key charitable activities was the Wednesday Night Ride series a weekly guided bicycle ride open to the public in the Portland metro area during summer months when daylight permitted safe riding. These rides aimed to promote cycling as a means to enhance health and well-being encouraging participants to engage in regular physical activity while fostering meaningful social connections. By providing a structured safe environment for cycling the rides served to improve quality of life through physical fitness and community engagement aligning with our mission to promote cycling advocacy and education.
Bonk Collective Cycling is a private foundation. To inquire about grants, you can look up the foundation using their EIN (873917274) on GuideStar or contact them directly. Many private foundations have specific application processes that may not be publicly listed.
Bonk Collective Cycling is headquartered in HILLSBORO, OR.
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Officer and trustee information is not yet available for this foundation. This data is typically reported in Part VIII of the 990-PF filing.
Total Giving
$664
Total Assets
$1K
Fair Market Value
$1K
Net Worth
$1K
Grants Paid
N/A
Contributions
$708
Net Investment Income
N/A
Distribution Amount
N/A
No individual grant records are available. Visit the foundation's 990-PF filings below for detailed grantee information.