Cycling Projects Charity
Cycling Projects is a national UK cycling charity which promotes inclusive cycling through a range of successful community engagement programmes that give people the opportunity to cycle on a regular basis; through help, support and guidance.
Most noticeably this is all achieved through its two nationally acclaimed initiatives Wheels for All and Pedal Away
Donate
Help us reach more people.
See how you can donate to Cycling Projects valuable work.
Find a centre
Find your nearest centre.
We’ve got over 50 inclusive cycling centres across the UK.
Volunteer
Your spare time is priceless.
Learn new skills, meet new people, and support our valuable community work.
Our supporters
If your organisation is interested in supporting our charity work, please get in touch.
The latest cycling charity news…
Volunteers Week 2020
Posted: 11 June, 2020
Last week we celebrated National Volunteers Week in a slightly different way than normal. During normal circumstances, we would have been hosting …
Help Cycling Projects win the Movement for Good award
Posted: 23 May, 2020
£1,000 could make a big difference to the work we do. That’s why we’d be really grateful if you could nominate us in the Ecclesiastical Movement for …
Join the 2.6 Challenge
Posted: 23 April, 2020
With major fundraising events currently postponed, or cancelled, charities like us need extra help to make sure we continue to provide community …
Rolling Centre Photo - Ulverston
Posted: 22 April, 2020
Second up is a photo from Louise Walton, Ulverston Wheels for All Project Coordinator. “Jake & Jack, they love to cycle together. Best …
Rolling Centre Photo - Kendal
Posted: 31 March, 2020
Highlighting the broad range of participation across the inclusive cycling landscape - here are some great images from our Wheels for All centres …
Superb New Storage Facilities to Streamline Our Offer at Rhyl
Posted: 25 March, 2020
Denbigh-based Container Sales Centre has delivered the 20-foot unit to the Marsh Tracks cycling centre in Rhyl. CSC operations manager Stuart Bowker …