Indego’s Winter 2026 Mini Grant recipients used funding to bring neighbors together, support youth development, and expand access to joyful, community-centered programming across Philadelphia. From bike safety and educational workshops to family celebrations, cultural learning, and service projects, each event created meaningful opportunities for connection, learning, and shared experiences. Together, these programs reflect the wide reach of Indego’s public investment and the many ways community organizations are helping neighbors thrive. 

Indego and the City of Philadelphia are excited to announce the summer round of Indego mini-grants, offering up to $1,000 for local nonprofits to support programming between June and September 2026. Read on to learn how to apply and bring your community-focused project to life!

This past season, five women-led organizations partnered with Indego to help introduce bike share in Kensington, Kingsessing, Cobbs Creek, and Mill Creek. The 2025 Indego Community Ambassador team — including the Mill Creek Advisory Council, Global Thinking Initiatives Inc., All Mentees on Board, Ethio Philly, and Esperanza Health Center — hosted rides that connected their communities to green spaces across Philadelphia while sharing resources curated to uplift and support their neighborhoods.

The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS), in partnership with Indego, is currently seeking passionate individuals to join as Community Ambassadors. This initiative serves as a powerful bridge, connecting diverse communities in Philadelphia to the benefits of bike share. Keep reading to learn more about our 2026 Community Ambassador Program and how you can apply!