2012 Annual Report - Alliance for Biking & Walking
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Building the People Powered Movement<br />
<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>
1<br />
Letter from the President<br />
State and local bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations are the frontline of our People Powered Movement, working<br />
hard every day to trans<strong>for</strong>m communities into better and safer places to bike and walk. As I speak and work with<br />
leaders across the continent, I am consistently awed by their commitment and passion <strong>for</strong> this work. With every ribbon<br />
cutting <strong>for</strong> a new bike lane, trail, sidewalk or crossing, these remarkable organizations and their dedicated leaders are<br />
trans<strong>for</strong>ming the safety, health, mobility options, and economic vitality in communities.<br />
Advocates founded the <strong>Alliance</strong> to support and strengthen state and local advocacy organizations and their leaders.<br />
Today, our commitment and capacity to fulfill this mission is stronger than ever. Our focus on promoting effective campaigns,<br />
pushing <strong>for</strong> results and measuring our movement’s progress helps make biking and walking advocacy stronger in<br />
states, regions and cities across North America.<br />
The <strong>Alliance</strong> is now made up of well over 200 state and local bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations in the US,<br />
Canada and Mexico. Half of our member organizations are now professionalized with paid staff, and I’m pleased to report<br />
that state and local organizations now employ nearly 400 full-time equivalent staff.<br />
Over the course of <strong>2012</strong>, the <strong>Alliance</strong> grew our strongest programs and services. We published the <strong>2012</strong> Benchmarking<br />
<strong>Report</strong>, strengthened the Open Streets Project with our new Open Streets Guide, expanded services and support <strong>for</strong> community<br />
bike shops, hosted the <strong>Alliance</strong>’s largest Leadership Retreat yet and developed an increased focus on equity as we<br />
work to expand and diversify our movement.<br />
In <strong>2012</strong>, we also held intensive discussions about merging with our closest partners – the League of American Bicyclists<br />
and Bikes Belong. Together, we agreed to continue operating independently but to increase our collaboration as we work<br />
towards better bicycling and walking. We continue to work in tight partnership with both organizations to boost and<br />
elevate the work of state and local advocates.<br />
2013 opens a new chapter <strong>for</strong> the <strong>Alliance</strong>. As we plan and implement a new strategic direction, we are excited to support<br />
new innovations in biking and walking advocacy on the ground. This year, we will work with our largest and strongest<br />
member organizations to spearhead nationally coordinated campaigns to boost biking and walking, and will create more<br />
tools and resources to benefit all <strong>Alliance</strong> member organizations and our movement.<br />
I am proud to share highlights of our accomplishments in <strong>2012</strong> and look <strong>for</strong>ward to <strong>for</strong>ging ahead with you. Thank you<br />
<strong>for</strong> your support!<br />
Jeffrey Miller<br />
President/CEO
Mission: The <strong>Alliance</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Biking</strong> & <strong>Walking</strong> creates, strengthens and unites state and<br />
local bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations.<br />
We propel the movement by training, coaching, funding, networking and giving advocates the<br />
resources they need to trans<strong>for</strong>m !( their communities into great places to bike and walk.<br />
In <strong>2012</strong>, the coalition continued to grow, reaching over 200 member organizations.<br />
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Bicycle Coalition, donpep/Flickr, 2011 <strong>Alliance</strong> photo contest<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Member<br />
Organizations<br />
City/regional <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
organization<br />
State/provincewide<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong> organization<br />
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In <strong>2012</strong>, the <strong>Alliance</strong> hosted<br />
four Winning Campaigns<br />
Trainings that gave<br />
advocates the skills and<br />
strategies to craft and<br />
manage powerful<br />
campaigns to increase biking<br />
and walking. In total,<br />
participants from 28 different<br />
organizations launched<br />
or improved at least 24<br />
campaigns to boost biking<br />
and walking in their communities.<br />
The <strong>Alliance</strong> held<br />
trainings in Boston, MA;<br />
Tucson, AZ; Houston, TX;<br />
and Kansas City, MO.<br />
3<br />
Winning<br />
Campaigns<br />
Trainings<br />
Boston,<br />
Massachusetts<br />
“This training gave us the tools to take our organization and message<br />
to the next level. I loved every second of it.”<br />
- Emily Yetman, Executive Director, Livable Streets <strong>Alliance</strong> (Tucson)<br />
“We’re extremely busy and often<br />
overworked at our organization. The<br />
training was a great opportunity to<br />
engage with fellow advocates and left<br />
me feeling energized and ready to<br />
move <strong>for</strong>ward!”<br />
- Noël Twigg, Board of Directors,<br />
Boston Cyclists Union<br />
Tucson,<br />
Arizona
Leadership<br />
Retreat<br />
In September, the <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
brought together 116 advocacy<br />
leaders from 80 organizations<br />
<strong>for</strong> the <strong>2012</strong> Leadership Retreat.<br />
Featuring 30 sessions on communications,<br />
fundraising, board<br />
development, and diversification,<br />
it was the largest and most<br />
successful <strong>Alliance</strong> Leadership<br />
Retreat to date.<br />
“As a new executive director, I found the Leadership<br />
Retreat an amazing opportunity to meet and<br />
learn from my peers around the country. It’s so<br />
important to strengthen a national agenda while<br />
still working within our unique circumstances.”<br />
- Barb Chamberlain, Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong> of Washington<br />
“The Leadership Retreat is the best way to<br />
connect with my peers, <strong>for</strong>ge new friendships and<br />
build on existing partnerships to build a stronger,<br />
more engaged national movement toward safer,<br />
better, and more fun opportunities <strong>for</strong> biking and<br />
walking.”<br />
- Participant evaluation<br />
<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Alliance</strong> Leadership Retreat, September 5 - 7, Long Beach, CA<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Benchmarking <strong>Report</strong><br />
In January of <strong>2012</strong>, the <strong>Alliance</strong> published Bicycling and<br />
<strong>Walking</strong> in the United States: <strong>2012</strong> Benchmarking <strong>Report</strong>. The<br />
report compiles data on biking and walking in all 50 states<br />
and the 51 largest cities, including levels of biking and walking;<br />
safety and fatality rates; funding; infrastructure; public<br />
health indicators; economic impact data and more.<br />
With statistics, case studies and loads of other resources, the<br />
Benchmarking <strong>Report</strong> shows legislators where the nation’s<br />
biking and walking infrastructure stands.<br />
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7,000+<br />
online<br />
downloads<br />
1400+<br />
hard copies<br />
sold & distributed<br />
400+<br />
media stories<br />
Used by bicycle<br />
and pedestrian<br />
advocates &<br />
professionals in<br />
critical ef<strong>for</strong>ts to<br />
boost biking and<br />
walking in their<br />
communities<br />
Community Bike Shops<br />
In <strong>2012</strong>, the <strong>Alliance</strong> increased ef<strong>for</strong>ts to include community<br />
bike shops into conversations at the local and national levels.<br />
The <strong>Alliance</strong> facilitated a meeting of community bike shop<br />
leaders at the National Bike Summit, and held our first Mutual<br />
Aid call on community bike shops. Staff also attended<br />
and presented at two national conferences <strong>for</strong> community<br />
bike shops, the Youth Bike Summit and Bike! Bike!.<br />
Open Streets Project<br />
Open streets initiatives create space <strong>for</strong> people to walk, bike<br />
and engage in healthy activity by temporarily closing roads<br />
to motor vehicle traffic. The <strong>Alliance</strong> and our partners The<br />
Streets Plan Collaborative launched the Open Streets Project<br />
in 2011 to increase the number, size and frequency of Open<br />
Streets in North America. There are now more than 80 communities<br />
with open streets in the U.S. and Canada, and 12<br />
initiatives were launched in <strong>2012</strong> alone.<br />
In <strong>2012</strong>, the <strong>Alliance</strong> published the Open Streets Guide, a<br />
comprehensive source <strong>for</strong> in<strong>for</strong>mation on the benefits of<br />
open streets and how to create new initiatives. Visitors to the<br />
Open Streets Project web site have downloaded the guide<br />
over 1,500 times. The <strong>Alliance</strong> has presented on the guide at<br />
Pro Walk/Pro Bike and the World Bank.
Advocacy Advance<br />
Advocacy Advance – a partnership of the <strong>Alliance</strong> and League of American Bicyclists – provides<br />
tools, training and resources <strong>for</strong> advocates and agency staff to increase federal funding<br />
<strong>for</strong> local and state bicycle and pedestrian projects and programs.<br />
Advocacy Advance was the first team to work with advocates and community leaders to<br />
interpret and effectively implement the <strong>2012</strong> federal transportation law, MAP-21. We are committed<br />
to ensuring that state and local governments use every opportunity in the new law to<br />
increase the safety and convenience of biking and walking. To this end, Advocacy Advance<br />
launched the “Navigating MAP-21” campaign to coordinate with <strong>Alliance</strong> leaders and partners<br />
who are spearheading statewide campaigns to maximize investments under the new law.<br />
The team developed reports and advocacy resources, convened a bike/ped-friendly MPO<br />
working group to develop regional resources, and implemented a data tracking system to arm<br />
advocates with vital funding data. Advocacy Advance also held 6 webinars <strong>for</strong> its Navigating<br />
MAP-21 series and facilitated 8 workshops with a focus on new transportation policy.<br />
In addition, Advocacy Advance awarded Rapid Response Grants to 17 organizations to win<br />
funding campaigns and propel biking and walking to the <strong>for</strong>efront of state and local policymaking.<br />
“Advocacy Advance Workshops<br />
are a valuable resource <strong>for</strong><br />
turning advocacy into action and<br />
moving projects <strong>for</strong>ward in your<br />
community.” - T.R. Dudley, Mayor<br />
of Potosi, MO<br />
“The Advocacy Advance Workshop was instrumental<br />
in helping us identify key critical campaigns <strong>for</strong> the<br />
upcoming years. It gave us the tools we need to start our<br />
campaign to fund and implement the recently passed<br />
Anchorage Bicycle Plan.” – Brian Litmans, President,<br />
Bicycle Commuters of Anchorage<br />
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$168,000<br />
in direct grants<br />
awarded in <strong>2012</strong><br />
500+<br />
Navigating MAP-21<br />
Workshop attendees<br />
400+<br />
webinar attendees<br />
$14,000,000+<br />
won and preserved<br />
by grantees and<br />
workshop hosts<br />
6
Member Victories Coaching, Strategic Planning<br />
and Networking<br />
Every day, <strong>Alliance</strong> member organizations<br />
are waging and winning<br />
campaigns to make communities<br />
better places to bike and walk. Just a<br />
handful of <strong>2012</strong> successes highlighted<br />
on the <strong>Alliance</strong>’s People Powered Blog<br />
included:<br />
Washington Area Bicyclist Association<br />
successfully lobbies <strong>for</strong> bikefriendly<br />
police en<strong>for</strong>cement Wyoming<br />
Pathways wins level federal funding<br />
<strong>for</strong> biking and walking under MAP-<br />
21 Recycle-A-Bicycle hosts second<br />
annual Youth Bike Summit in New<br />
York City East Bay Bicycle Coalition<br />
of Cali<strong>for</strong>nia creates bike traffic safety<br />
school Active Transportation <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
wins new Chicago protected bikeways<br />
Georgia and South Carolina<br />
advocates co-host dual state bike<br />
summit Bike Delaware advocates win<br />
unprecedented state dollars <strong>for</strong> biking<br />
and walking Livable Memphis demonstrates<br />
protected bikeways Local<br />
Motion measures statewide economic<br />
impact of biking and walking in<br />
Vermont LA County Bicycle Coalition<br />
broadcasts Spanish language bike<br />
safety PSAs Toronto Centre <strong>for</strong> Active<br />
Transportation launches Complete<br />
Streets <strong>for</strong> Canada web site Bike Easy<br />
wins traffic calming in downtown<br />
New Orleans Pennsylvania advocates<br />
win safe passing law Silicon Valley<br />
Bicycle Coalition secures bike trail<br />
funding from Facebook Iowa Bicycle<br />
Coalition measures statewide economic<br />
impact of bicycling Portland<br />
advocates propel bike share BikeTexas<br />
wins ballot measures to fund safer<br />
streets and paths<br />
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To help organizations become stronger and more effective agents<br />
of change, the <strong>Alliance</strong> provides on-call coaching to assist leaders<br />
in overcoming challenges and building their capacity; strategic<br />
planning assistance to help organizations convene stakeholders,<br />
unify around a strong vision and create the action plan to make it<br />
happen; and peer-to-peer networking to share best practices and<br />
innovative ideas across North America.<br />
Member<br />
Growth<br />
Thanks, in part, to the<br />
services and programs<br />
provided by the <strong>Alliance</strong>,<br />
the capacity of<br />
member organizations<br />
is growing rapidly.<br />
These figures reflect member organizations<br />
that provided member profile<br />
data, not ALL member organizations<br />
“A year and a half after our strategic planning<br />
session, we are doing exactly the kind of work we<br />
were talking about that seemed so daunting be<strong>for</strong>e.”<br />
- Renee Rivera, Executive Director,<br />
East Bay Bicycle Coalition<br />
“Our two-day summit led to a new organizational<br />
mission, vision, set of guiding principles and<br />
goals. It brought together stakeholders and channeled<br />
new energy into the organization.”<br />
- Jared Kolb, Director of Campaigns and<br />
Membership, Cycle Toronto<br />
400<br />
350<br />
300<br />
250<br />
200<br />
150<br />
100<br />
50<br />
0<br />
1996<br />
FTE Sta<br />
Budgets in 10,000s<br />
Organizations<br />
Members in 1,000s<br />
2001<br />
» 1063 attendees<br />
on <strong>2012</strong> Mutual<br />
Aid Calls<br />
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200+ participants<br />
at <strong>Alliance</strong>-led<br />
Strategic Planning<br />
150+ advocacy<br />
leaders provided<br />
1-on-1 coaching<br />
Strategic Planning /<br />
Retreat Facilitation<br />
Bicycling in Greensboro<br />
Bike Houston<br />
Bike Pittsburgh<br />
Bike&Walk Montclair<br />
Bike Walk Arkansas<br />
Bike Walk Montana<br />
Cycle Toronto<br />
Los Angeles County Bicycle<br />
Coalition<br />
San Diego County Bicycle<br />
Coalition<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong> Member Organization Growth<br />
2006<br />
<strong>2012</strong>
2<br />
3<br />
16%<br />
1<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong> Financials<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Income:<br />
$882,643<br />
7%<br />
4<br />
66%<br />
4%<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Financial<br />
Growth<br />
The data represented<br />
on this page<br />
are unaudited<br />
financials, reported<br />
to the best of our<br />
ability 45 days after<br />
the close of the<br />
fiscal year. Feel free<br />
to contact the <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
<strong>for</strong> updated<br />
financials.<br />
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5<br />
4%<br />
6<br />
3%<br />
1) Corporate support and<br />
1) Corporate<br />
sponsorship:<br />
support<br />
$586,335<br />
and<br />
2)<br />
sponsorship:<br />
Program income,<br />
$586,000<br />
contracts,<br />
2) Program<br />
services:<br />
income,<br />
$137,730<br />
contracts,<br />
3)<br />
services:<br />
Org. membership:<br />
$130,641<br />
$59,945<br />
3)<br />
4)<br />
Grants:<br />
Grants:<br />
$85,000<br />
$38,820<br />
4)<br />
5)<br />
Publication<br />
Publication<br />
sales:<br />
sales<br />
$44,443<br />
5)<br />
and<br />
In-kind<br />
other:<br />
income:<br />
$34,964<br />
$38,715<br />
6)<br />
6)<br />
Org.<br />
Donations:<br />
membership:<br />
$24,849<br />
$37,596<br />
7) Donations: $20,186<br />
Additional in-kind income: $32,683<br />
$1,000,000<br />
$800,000<br />
$600,000<br />
$400,000<br />
$200,000<br />
0<br />
Income<br />
Expense<br />
Net<br />
-$7,328<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Expenses:<br />
$866,643<br />
1<br />
$42,271<br />
88%<br />
2<br />
$153<br />
6%<br />
3<br />
4 5<br />
3% 2% 1%<br />
1) Program: $763,801<br />
2) Administration: $54,798<br />
3) Publications: $24,524<br />
4) Fundraising: $17,452<br />
5) Lobbying: $6,068<br />
-$61,185<br />
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Lead Sponsors<br />
$45,444 $16,000<br />
<strong>2012</strong><br />
<strong>2012</strong><br />
Sponsors<br />
AARP<br />
Breezer<br />
Alta Planning &<br />
Design<br />
Bicycle Times<br />
Bicycle Retailer &<br />
Industry News<br />
Bike Pittsburgh<br />
Bikes Belong<br />
Breezer<br />
CamelBak<br />
CDM Cyclist<br />
Clif Bar 2 Mile<br />
Challenge<br />
Climate Ride<br />
Dero Bike Racks<br />
Gates Belt Drive<br />
Interbike<br />
J&B Importers / Sun<br />
Bicycle<br />
JOSTA<br />
Kaiser Permanente<br />
Kickstand<br />
Kryptonite<br />
Momentum<br />
New Belgium<br />
Brewing Company<br />
Per<strong>for</strong>mance Bicycle<br />
Planet Bike<br />
Primal Wear<br />
San Francisco<br />
Bicycle Coalition<br />
Sidi<br />
Specialized<br />
SRAM<br />
Team Estrogen<br />
Tern<br />
Toole Design Group<br />
Transportation<br />
Alternatives<br />
Trek Bicycle<br />
VBT Bicycling and<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Individual<br />
Supporters<br />
Anonymous (x2)<br />
Ed Barsotti<br />
Margy Batson<br />
Justin Bensan<br />
Lynn Boulger<br />
Michael Boyson & Nancy<br />
Grant<br />
Scott Bricker<br />
Julia Brooks<br />
Steve Buchtel<br />
Noah Budnick<br />
Kris Bunker<br />
Ron Burke<br />
Vince Caristo<br />
Mark Chase<br />
Richard Coehn<br />
Susan Cohen<br />
Kenneth Colburn<br />
Kerri Collins<br />
Kent & Peggy Colwell<br />
Caroline Cooley<br />
Catherine Crabb<br />
Barbara Culp<br />
Greg Davis<br />
Daniela Diamente<br />
Robert Dickinson<br />
Zachary Donhauser<br />
Jacqueline Douglas<br />
Linda DuPriest<br />
Jody Dzuranin<br />
Elizabeth Ehrenfeld<br />
Amanda Eichstaedt<br />
Susan George and Miles<br />
Epstein<br />
Steven Faust<br />
Curtis Fong<br />
Karen Frost<br />
Will & Sara Gagn-<br />
Holmes<br />
Laszio Gere<br />
John Gideon<br />
Jill & Sheldon Goldth-<br />
wait<br />
Eric Goodman<br />
Ted Grand<br />
Dorian Grilley<br />
Thomas Grooms and<br />
Linda Ash<strong>for</strong>d<br />
Dan Grunig<br />
Rich Harris<br />
Victoria Harris<br />
Eliot Hearst<br />
Adolfo Hernandez<br />
Kevin Hopps<br />
Doug House<br />
Michael Huber<br />
Julie & Ron Huck<br />
Joan Hudson<br />
Dan & Connie Hungate<br />
Robert Jackson<br />
Ellen Jones and Jim<br />
McCarthy<br />
Tony Barrett and<br />
Marguerite Kelly<br />
Karen Kramer<br />
Erik Kugler<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Business Supporters<br />
Bicycle Space<br />
Madison & Davis Bicycle<br />
Bike Williamsburg Shop<br />
Charles A. James Mirrycle Corporation<br />
Bicycle Shop<br />
Sockeye Cycle<br />
City CarShare<br />
Cycle Craft Recreation<br />
Resource Development<br />
USA Cycling<br />
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<strong>Alliance</strong> Supporters<br />
Deborah Ladner<br />
Hobit Lafaye<br />
David Lamb<br />
Kenneth Gould and Judy<br />
Lansky<br />
Darla Letourneau<br />
Amanda Lipsey<br />
Philip Lohman<br />
Cheryl Longinotti<br />
Amy Love<br />
Debbie Lundgren<br />
Nancy MacKerrow<br />
Valerie Marcil<br />
Radar Matt<br />
Sarah McDaniel<br />
Eric Meyer<br />
Ron Milam<br />
Jeffrey Miller<br />
Anthony Miller<br />
Larry Miller<br />
Mary Lou Miller<br />
Andrea Milne<br />
Alan Moore<br />
Chris Morfas<br />
Barbara Moulton<br />
Pam Mount<br />
Randy Neufeld<br />
Nancy Nichols<br />
Claudia & Mike Nix<br />
Molly North<br />
Erin O’Melinn<br />
Peter Ordal<br />
Charlie Pace<br />
Jenny Park<br />
D.B. Pelz<br />
Frank Peters<br />
Robert Pfeil<br />
Anthony Powers<br />
Fionnuala Quinn<br />
Dean & Penny Read<br />
Eric Rogers<br />
Jeff Rosenblum<br />
Larry Rubenstein<br />
Rob Sadowsky<br />
Mike Samuelson<br />
Jim Sayer and Wendy<br />
Calvert<br />
Barry Schacht<br />
Eileen Schaubert<br />
Lucy Bell & Peter<br />
Sellers<br />
Jean Severinghaus<br />
Leah Shahum<br />
Daniel and Linda<br />
Sharp<br />
Jennifer Smith<br />
Rhonda Smythe<br />
Wendy Alfsen<br />
Monica Altmaier<br />
Lisa Anguilla<br />
Pasqualina Azzarello<br />
Mitch Barloga<br />
Ed Barsotti<br />
Aaron Bartlett<br />
Greg Billing<br />
Scott Bricker<br />
Scott Bricker<br />
Noah Budnick<br />
Ron Burke<br />
Philip Caruso<br />
Marc Caswell<br />
Ann Chanecka<br />
Tom Conlon<br />
Allan Craw<strong>for</strong>d<br />
Barbara Culp<br />
Tony Dang<br />
Jackie Douglas<br />
Teri Duarte<br />
Mary Duffy<br />
Jennifer Donlon<br />
Christopher<br />
Douwes<br />
SteVon Edwards<br />
Jay Ferm<br />
Lou Fineberg<br />
Darren Flusche<br />
Stephanie Frans<br />
Sandy Fry<br />
Mark Friis<br />
Thanks to <strong>2012</strong> volunteers<br />
Bobby Gadda<br />
Andrea Garcia<br />
Dorian Grilley<br />
Darnell Grisby<br />
Dan Grunig<br />
Brendon Haggerty<br />
Anita Hairston<br />
David Henderson<br />
Adolfo Hernandez<br />
Monica Hobbs<br />
Vinluan<br />
Kit Hodge<br />
Deb Hubsmith<br />
Duncan Hurd<br />
Dan Jatres<br />
Ian Johnson<br />
Mia Kahout<br />
Elizabeth Kiker<br />
Susan King<br />
Cheryl King<br />
Zoe Kircos<br />
Jen Klausner<br />
Gerik Kransky<br />
Wendy Landman<br />
Alexis Lantz<br />
Ya-Ting Liu<br />
Tania Lo<br />
Jina Mahmoudi<br />
Dick Mark<br />
Tim May<br />
Kate McCarthy<br />
Leslie Meehan<br />
Nayantara Mehta<br />
Ryan Snyder<br />
Gail Spann<br />
Chapin Spencer<br />
Geoff Steele<br />
Cyndi Steiner<br />
Kathleen Sullivan &<br />
Robert Stevens<br />
Sarah Strunk<br />
Al Sturges<br />
Dale Sutliff<br />
Milton Takei<br />
William Taylor<br />
Edward Ulicny<br />
Meghan Mitman<br />
Melody Moody<br />
Chris Morfas<br />
Jonathan Morrison<br />
Brian Morrissey<br />
Lois Moss<br />
Tom Murtha<br />
Stephanie Noll<br />
Randy Neufeld<br />
Ryan Nuckel<br />
Kara Oberg<br />
Erin O’Melinn<br />
Molly O’Reilly<br />
Susan Peithman<br />
Gail Perry<br />
Marci Perry<br />
Frank Peters<br />
Robert Ping<br />
Terry Preston<br />
Ilana Preuss<br />
Philip Pugiese<br />
Fionnaula Quinn<br />
Lisa Quinn<br />
Eloisa Raynault<br />
Krista Rettig<br />
Beth Richards<br />
Matthew Ridgway<br />
Jeffrey Riegner<br />
Renee Rivera<br />
Eric Rogers<br />
Martha Roskowski<br />
Gabe Rousseau<br />
Byron Rushing<br />
Hans Van Naerssen<br />
Eberhard Veit<br />
Jay Walljasper<br />
Dave & Maggie<br />
Warren<br />
Walter Werner<br />
Mark & Kitty<br />
Wheeler<br />
Norman Wigington<br />
Paula Williams<br />
Paul Winkeller<br />
Mark Wyatt<br />
Emily Yetman<br />
Katie Saba<br />
Rob Sadowsky<br />
Rebecca Serna<br />
Tim Schwantes<br />
Stefanie Seskin<br />
Lisa Seyfried<br />
Leah Shahum<br />
Sarah Shipley<br />
John Simmerman<br />
Stephen Skowronski<br />
Paul SoRelle<br />
Robin Stallings<br />
Cyndi Steiner<br />
Mark Stine<br />
Edward Stollof<br />
Jim Stone<br />
Sarah Strunk<br />
Jason Tanzman<br />
Ian Thomas<br />
Shawn Turner<br />
Ana Validzic<br />
Hans Van Naerssen<br />
Zach Vanderkoov<br />
Jay Walljasper<br />
Benjamin Weiss<br />
Arthur Wendel<br />
Caron Whitaker<br />
Amanda White<br />
James Wilson<br />
Mar k Wyatt<br />
Emily Yetman
<strong>Alliance</strong> Staff<br />
Jeff Miller<br />
President/CEO<br />
Board of<br />
Directors<br />
Brighid O’Keane<br />
Advocacy Advance<br />
Program Manager<br />
Noah Budnick<br />
Transportation<br />
Alternatives, NYC<br />
Darnell Grisby<br />
American Public<br />
Transportation Assoc.<br />
Rob Sadowsky<br />
Bicycle Transp.<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong> (OR)<br />
Mike Samuelson<br />
Member Services & Open<br />
Streets Coordinator<br />
Barbara Culp<br />
Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
of Washington<br />
Dorian Grilley<br />
Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong> of<br />
Minnesota<br />
Jeffrey Rosenblum<br />
LivableStreets<br />
(Boston, MA)<br />
Mary Lauran Hall<br />
Communications<br />
Manager<br />
Dan Grunig<br />
Bicycle Colorado<br />
Adolfo Hernandez<br />
Office of New<br />
Americans, Chicago<br />
Thank you to board<br />
members who<br />
served part of <strong>2012</strong>:<br />
Randy Neufeld<br />
Lisa Quinn<br />
Mark Wyatt<br />
Iowa Bicycle<br />
Coalition<br />
Erin O’Melinn<br />
Vancouver Area<br />
Cycling Coalition<br />
Andrea Milne<br />
Benchmarking Program<br />
Manager<br />
Sarah Strunk<br />
Active Living By<br />
Design<br />
Terry Preston<br />
Walk Sacramento<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong> consultants:<br />
RJ Eldridge<br />
Peter Lagerwey<br />
Ron Milam<br />
Dave Snyder<br />
Streetsplan Collaborative<br />
M+R Strategic Services<br />
Maggie Melin<br />
Benchmarking<br />
Research Assistant<br />
Scott Bricker<br />
Bike Pittsburgh<br />
Leah Shahum<br />
San Francisco<br />
Bicycle Coalition<br />
Thank you to <strong>for</strong>mer<br />
staff:<br />
Jeremy Gradstaff<br />
Carolyn Szczepanski<br />
Jake Knight<br />
Kristen Swanson<br />
10
3 Rivers Bicycle Coalition<br />
Active Living By Design<br />
Active Transportation <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Advocates <strong>for</strong> Healthy Communities<br />
Alabama Bicycle Coalition<br />
Albany Strollers & Rollers<br />
<strong>Alliance</strong> <strong>for</strong> Health Promotion<br />
Arizona Bike Club<br />
Atlanta Bicycle Coalition<br />
Austin Cycling Association<br />
Baton Rouge Advocates <strong>for</strong> Safe Streets<br />
Bay Area Bicycle Coalition<br />
Be Bike Friendly<br />
BICAS<br />
Bicitekas<br />
Bicycle Advocacy of Central Arkansas<br />
Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong> of Minnesota<br />
Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong> of Washington<br />
Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia<br />
Bicycle Coalition of Maine<br />
Bicycle Coalition of New Mexico<br />
Bicycle Colorado<br />
Bicycle Commuters of Anchorage<br />
Bicycle Cooperative of Fort Collins<br />
Bicycle Erie<br />
Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin<br />
Bicycle Indiana<br />
Bicycle Transportation <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Bicycling <strong>for</strong> Louisville<br />
Bicycling in Greensboro<br />
Bike Austin<br />
Bike Bakersfield<br />
Bike Calgary<br />
Bike Chattanooga<br />
Bike Cleveland<br />
Bike Delaware<br />
Bike Easy<br />
Bike Fort Collins<br />
Bike Happy<br />
Bike Jeffco<br />
Bike Lafayette<br />
Bike Maryland<br />
Bike Miami Valley<br />
Bike Newport<br />
Bike Pittsburgh<br />
Bike Roswell<br />
Bike San Diego<br />
Bike San Gabriel Valley<br />
Bike Texas<br />
Bike Utah<br />
Bike Virginia<br />
Bike Walk Connecticut<br />
Bike Walk Glastonbury<br />
Bike Walk Mississippi<br />
Bike Walk Montana<br />
Bike Walk Tennessee<br />
Bike-Walk <strong>Alliance</strong> of NH<br />
Bike/Walk <strong>Alliance</strong> - Wichita, Kansas<br />
Bike/Walk <strong>Alliance</strong> <strong>for</strong> Missoula<br />
Bike&Walk Montclair<br />
<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Alliance</strong> Member Organizations<br />
BikeABQ<br />
BikeAlameda<br />
BikeAthens<br />
BikeDenver<br />
BikeDFW<br />
BikeHouston<br />
Bikemore<br />
BikeNet<br />
BikeWalkKC<br />
BikeWalkLee<br />
Boltage<br />
Boston Cyclists Union<br />
Boulder Mountainbike <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
C.I.C.L.E.<br />
Cali<strong>for</strong>nia Bicycle Coalition<br />
Cali<strong>for</strong>nia Walks<br />
Caloosa Riders Bicycle Club<br />
Capital Bike and Walk Society<br />
Capital City Cyclists<br />
Cascade Bicycle Club<br />
Centre Region Bicycle Coalition<br />
Charleston Moves<br />
Charlotte Area Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Charlottesville Community Bikes<br />
Chico Velo Cycling Club<br />
Citizens’ Transportation Coalition<br />
City FaBrick<br />
Coalition <strong>for</strong> Sustainable Transportation<br />
Community Cycles<br />
Community Cycling Center<br />
Consider <strong>Biking</strong><br />
Conway Advocates <strong>for</strong> Bicycling<br />
Council on Greenways & Trails<br />
Covered Bridge Gateway Trail Association<br />
Cycle Chatham-Kent<br />
Cycle Toronto<br />
Davis Bicycles!<br />
Des Moines Bicycle Collective<br />
Driftless Region Bicycle Coalition<br />
Durham Bicycle Coalition<br />
East Bay Bicycle Coalition<br />
East Coast Greenway <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Ecology Action Centre<br />
Edmonton Bicycle Commuters’ Society<br />
Evansville Area Trails Coalition<br />
Feet First<br />
FestiVELO de Charleston<br />
Florida Bicycle Association<br />
Friends of Hist. Columbia River Hwy<br />
Friends of Pathways<br />
Friends of the Little Miami State Park<br />
GEARs - Greater Eugene Area Riders<br />
Georgia Bikes!<br />
GO Bike Buffalo<br />
Greater Grand Rapids Bicycle Coalition<br />
“Greater Memphis Greenline, Inc.”<br />
Green Mobility Network<br />
Green Streets Initiative<br />
Greensboro Downtown Greenway<br />
Hawaii Bicycling League<br />
HUB<br />
Idaho Pedestrian and Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Idea Group<br />
INDYCOG<br />
Iowa Bicycle Coalition<br />
Jeff Roth Cycling Foundation<br />
KanBikeWalk<br />
Kansas City Bike Club<br />
Lake Tahoe Bicycle Coalition<br />
League of Illinois Bicyclists<br />
League of Michigan Bicyclists<br />
Lebanon Valley Bicycle Coalition<br />
Livable Memphis<br />
LivableStreets<br />
Living Streets <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Local Motion<br />
Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition<br />
Los Angeles Walks<br />
Marin County Bicycle Coalition<br />
MassBike<br />
McHenry County Bicycle Advocates<br />
Michigan Environmental Council<br />
Midtown Greenway Coalition<br />
Minneapolis Bicycle Coalition<br />
Missoula In Motion<br />
Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation<br />
Mode Shift Omaha<br />
Monroe Advocates <strong>for</strong> Safe Streets (M.A.S.S.)<br />
Montrose Area Bicycle <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Napa County Bicycle Coalition<br />
Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition<br />
Nevada Bicycle Coalition<br />
New Jersey Bike + Walk Coalition<br />
New York Bicycling Coalition<br />
New York Cycle Club<br />
North Carolina Active Transportation <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
North Natomas Transportation Management<br />
Association<br />
Northeast Arkansas Bicycle Coalition<br />
Oklahoma Bicycling Coalition<br />
Outside Las Vegas<br />
PA Walks & Bikes<br />
Palmetto Cycling Coalition<br />
PATH ~ Peoples Advocacy <strong>for</strong> Trails Hawaii<br />
PedNet Coalition<br />
People Power<br />
Plan B: New Orleans Community Bike Project<br />
Please BE KIND To Cyclists<br />
Positive Spin<br />
Prescott Alternative Transportation<br />
Program to Educate All Cyclists (PEAC)<br />
Queen City Bike<br />
Re-Bicycle Lenawee<br />
Recycle-A-Bicycle<br />
Reno Bike Project<br />
Revolve<br />
Rochester Cycling <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates<br />
Salt Cycle<br />
Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective<br />
San Diego County Bicycle Coalition<br />
San Francisco Bicycle Coalition<br />
San Luis Obispo Bicycle Club<br />
San Luis Obispo County Bicycle Coalition<br />
Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition<br />
Savannah Bicycle Campaign<br />
Seattle Bike Works<br />
Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition<br />
Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition<br />
Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition<br />
South Dakota Bicycle Coalition<br />
South Portland Bike/Ped Task Force<br />
South Shore Trails<br />
Springfield Bicycle Club<br />
St. Paul Smart Trips<br />
Teton Valley Trails And Pathways<br />
The Chainlink Community<br />
Toronto Coalition <strong>for</strong> Active Transportation<br />
Traffic Safety Coalition<br />
Trailnet<br />
Trails <strong>for</strong> Illinois<br />
Transportation Alternatives<br />
Trees Forever<br />
Tulsa Hub<br />
Undriving / Urban Sparks<br />
Verde Valley Cyclists Coalition<br />
Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition<br />
Virginia Bicycling Federation<br />
Walk Boston<br />
Walk Oakland Bike Oakland<br />
Walk San Francisco<br />
WalkBikeBerks<br />
WalkSacramento<br />
Washington Area Bicyclist Association<br />
Washtenaw Bicycling & <strong>Walking</strong> Coalition<br />
Wolf Point Pedal & Paddle Institute<br />
Wyoming Pathways<br />
Yay Bikes!<br />
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