Every rider below has been evaluated by their physical therapist and matched to a specific adaptive bike, but they're still waiting on funding to actually get it. If one of these stories moves you, you can sponsor that child directly. 100% of a sponsorship goes toward their bike.
Emmy is six, all smiles, and ready to ride. Her combination of VACTERL and cerebral palsy means a standard bike isn't an option, but her PT has already matched her to an adaptive ride that fits her body and her spirit. A sponsor is what closes the gap.
Lincoln is three, curious about everything, and living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The right adaptive bike lets him move, play, and build strength on his own terms while he still can. Every ride matters. A sponsor makes it happen.
Dylan needs a supported adaptive trike so he can build strength and move on his own terms, something a standard bike can't give him. His PT has already matched him to the right ride. Now it's a question of funding.
Keiarra's therapist has picked out an adaptive bike that would let her stay active and independent between sessions. A sponsor could put her in the saddle this year.
Between her nerve condition and her kidney treatment, Ashley needs a bike that's gentle on her body but still gets her moving. Her PT knows exactly which one, she's waiting on a sponsor to fund it.
Dominic just wants to keep up with the other kids at the park. His condition makes a standard bike unworkable, but a custom-fit adaptive trike would change that overnight. Sponsor him and you'll see the grin for yourself.
Thomas is seven, obsessed with Batman, and needs an adaptive trike sized for his condition. His PT has matched him, a sponsor is what stands between him and his first real ride.
Savion needs a bike with full trunk and lateral support to safely participate in cycling therapy and family rides. The equipment exists, his family just can't cover it alone. A sponsor changes that.
At three, Alaska is at the perfect age to start building balance, core strength, and confidence, but only on the right adaptive equipment. Sponsor her ride and you jump-start years of progress.
Donnie needs a supportive trike engineered around his condition so he can experience the freedom of riding safely. His match is picked, a sponsor is what's needed to make it his.