Do you want to get a good workout, have some fun, and make a difference in a child's life all at the same time? We are looking for dedicated, active and fun volunteers to be spotters for kids with disabilities who are learning to ride a two-wheeled bike. Volunteers will choose one session to volunteer for 75 minutes per day, at the same time each day, for 5 days, June 17-21.
The iCan Bike Camp teaches kids and adults with disabilities how to ride a conventional two-wheeled bicycle independently. iCan Bike uses adapted bikes, a specialized instructional program, and trained staff and volunteers to teach individuals how to ride. This program has an 80% success rate for getting kids riding a bike in just 5 days.
Volunteer Role: Walk/jog/run alongside a rider as they are learning to ride a bike during a 75-minute session (with short breaks) for 5 days Monday through Friday. You will provide encouragement and physical support, as needed.
All volunteers are required to attend a 45-minute Orientation on Sunday June 16th at 4:00 PM. During this orientation, you will learn about how the iCan Bike program operates, what to expect each day in your role as a volunteer spotter, receive training tips on spotting your assigned rider and pick up your volunteer t-shirt. There will be an opportunity to ask questions and meet other volunteers in your session.
NOTE: Volunteer spotters will walk/jog approximately 3 miles during EACH 75-minute session so please keep this in mind if volunteering for multiple sessions.
For questions, please contact Diana Rovetti at
If you know someone who has a disability and would like to learn to ride a bike, see our iCan Bike Registration Page at: