CYCLE Kids is dedicated to helping children build a strong foundation for physical and emotional health so they can succeed in school and in life.
We work with schools in underserved communities to ensure every child has the chance to grow with confidence, resilience, and a sense of possibility.
Meet one of our principals
Hear an Inspiring Story About a Boy Whose Life Was Changed by CYCLE Kids
"Riding a bike was the first thing he really ever thought he was the best at."
—Principal Barbara O'Brien
How it works
CYCLE Kids harnesses the excitement of riding a bike to put children on a path to success.
The CYCLE Kids program improves the lives of children by increasing confidence, self-esteem, and overall well-being.
Our program helps children realize their potential and puts them on a path towards a successful future. When a child feels confident, they excel in school and learn behaviors to help them succeed as adults. Planting seeds of success at a young age helps children grow up to become successful adults, engaged in their work, home life, and community.
Since 2004, CYCLE Kids has led the way in bike Education in schools and has a powerful, proven Impact on children and communities
“The CYCLE Kids program is an example of our efforts in the community to invest in the future of our children. By starting to educate children at a young age to make healthy choices, we are helping them create the foundation they need to become healthy, successful adults. We are thrilled to have received this program for our children.”
Our Story
CYCLE Kids was founded in 2004 as an after-school program. Since then, in collaboration with Boston University, we have grown into a comprehensive curriculum taught in classrooms nationwide.
Our Success
CYCLE Kids has sustainably impacted communities across the country and helped them give their children a foundation upon which to become confident teenagers and adults.
“The CYCLE Kids program helped our whole class become better friends. It was because everyone had so much fun that we opened up to each other.”