Frequently Asked Questions

Partner FAQs

(Scroll down for FAQs from our Schools)

  • We’re so glad you asked! Here’s a list of our favorite ways to partner with Wish for Wheels:

    • Spread the word! If you’re here, that means you’re as passionate about philanthropic team building as we are. Share our mission with your company & community so we can continue impacting local 2nd graders in Title I school districts.

    • Your organization can partner with Wish for Wheels to Build & Give new bikes & helmets to children in your community. Click here to learn more about our Build & Give events.

    • You can also sponsor a new bike & helmet for a 2nd grader in a local Title I school for just $250! Click here to become a sponsor.

    • Don’t forget to use #wishforwheels when you create social media posts about your event!

  • Yes, your donation is 100% tax deductible. Wish for Wheels is a 501(c)(3) organization.

  • When you click here you can tell us about your team, the dates you’re interested in and we’ll be in touch to see if it’s a good fit! We’ll handle the rest!

  • If you are planning for an event in Colorado, 3 - 4 weeks is ideal.  However, if you find yourself looking to plan something days in advance, please give us a call.  We will try our best to make it happen!

    For events outside of Colorado, 4-8 weeks is ideal to ensure all bikes and helmets arrive on time.  

    Please reach out to us with your unique situation. 

  • If you have a school in mind, we’d be happy to work with you to adopt the school of your choice.

    If not, we will be happy to match you with a school in your local community!

  • While we only give new bikes and helmets, we do know of two organizations in the Denver area that accept donations of used bikes: Hope Cycles and Bike Together.

Group of people gathered around a bicycle, working on it, in a conference room.
Group of people standing behind blue bikes parked outside a modern building.
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School FAQs

  • Wish for Wheels provides a brand new 20” bike and helmet.

  • If you’re a teacher, counselor or administrator in an elementary school in a Title 1 school district, you’ll qualify! Click here to add your school.

  • Once your school is on the list, we’ll find out how many 2nd graders are enrolled, give you all the particulars of the Build & Give and let you know when we’ll set up an event with your building. Click here to add your school.

A young girl wearing a red shirt, blue shorts, and a helmet is sitting on a purple bicycle. An adult woman wearing glasses and a blue t-shirt is helping her balance on the bike. They are on an outdoor court near a beige building with a chain-link fence and a billboard in the background.
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