Cascade Bicycle Club

Cascade Bicycle Club is the nation’s largest statewide bicycle organization, founded in 1970. With 8,500 members, they cater to bike riders of all ages and abilities across Washington state, particularly in the Puget Sound region. Their mission revolves around teaching the joys of bicycling, advocating for safe riding areas, and hosting world-class rides and events. Their signature programs, including the Seattle to Portland and the Major Taylor Project, showcase their commitment to promoting bicycling. The club envisions a future where bicycles unite people, eliminate inequality, and build thriving communities. Through collaboration with members, volunteers, and community partners, they strive to advocate for a safe, equitable, and sustainable Washington state. Cascade Bicycle Club unites people to experience the joy of bicycling through transportation, recreation, and friendship. The organization's focus on education and advocacy is evident through programs like the Advocacy Leadership Institute, the Bike Walk Roll Summit, and Let's Go. They aim to inspire people to promote a healthy, safe future by building confidence, leadership, knowledge, and community through bicycle skill education for all ages. Within the sports industry, Cascade Bicycle Club plays a crucial role in promoting biking as a means of transportation and recreation. As of now, specific details regarding their headquarters and recent investments are not available.