Elevate your brand and support cycling in BC.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Cycling BC supports cyclists in their development and provides opportunities where cyclists of all ages and abilities can grow and learn to be the best cyclists they can be.
Through your involvement with Cycling BC, your brand can demonstrate its commitment to sport and the cycling community, as well as give your brand visibility to over 6,000 avid cyclists in the province.
Cycling BC is happy to work with you to create an effective sponsorship package that aligns with your organization’s objectives and budget.
For more information and to discuss opportunities to engage with the cycling community, please contact sponsorship@cyclingbc.net.
The Impact of Your Sponsorship
Your sponsorship will have a profound impact on the cycling community in British Columbia. By partnering with Cycling BC, you’ll be contributing to the growth and development of cyclists of all ages and skill levels. Here’s how your support will make a difference:
Building a Stronger Cycling Community
Cycling BC includes over 6,000 members and 100 cycling clubs/teams (2023).
We’ve trained over 80 ride leaders to help ensure safer and higher-quality experiences for recreational riders.
We are developing over 110 targeted athletes through high-performance programs that include coaching, training camps, access to enhanced resources and competition.
We sanctioned over 80 events in BC, including Provincial Championships, mass participation events, and local grassroots races in communities all over BC (2023).
We supported over 30 coaches to achieve National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) certification in 2023.
Investing in the Future of Cycling
Cycling BC’s HopOn youth programs helped get over 5,500 kids on bikes in BC (2023).
Our in-school programs sold out to 40 different schools throughout the province.
We saw a 30% growth in participation in our summer camps and community expos.
We trained instructors in outlying regions including Nakusp, Terrace, and Campbell River to expand our reach to smaller communities.
We’ve seen programs created for underrepresented groups such as girls, Indigenous youth, and newcomers to Canada.