Fueling our movement for better biking, walking, and trails—these partners walk and roll with us
Business Partnerships

The Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition is powered by a growing community of mission-aligned businesses and organizations who believe in reclaiming our streets, trails, and public places for everyone.
These partners aren’t just logos on a page—they’re champions of fun, freedom, and transformation on two wheels and beyond.
To discuss a partnership, contact Kyle Lawrence, Executive Director of the Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition, at kyle@svbcoalition.org or 540-200-8637. Partnerships run from $500 to $10,000 and up, and custom packages are built one at a time. Contact information current as of August 2026.
🚲 Community Rider Partners ($1,000+)
These folks know the power of showing up. Their support helps make biking and walking fun and accessible for everyone—from trail workdays to youth rides and beyond.
🤝Friend of the Coalition: $500+
Every movement starts with friends. These businesses have raised their hands and said: “Yes, let’s do this together.”
🚲 Local Bike Shops
Our local bike shops are the heartbeat of the beloved outdoor community in the Shenandoah Valley. We couldn’t do this work without one another.
💡 Custom Partnerships
Looking to do something big or a little out-of-the-box? From trail sponsorships to public art to advocacy campaigns, we love partnering with businesses who dream alongside us.
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