The Bicycle Collective is powered by the efforts of our volunteers. Each of our locations has their own intrepid crew, and each location has their own unique way of engaging with the local community, from up north in Ogden to down south in St. George.
Volunteer Mechanics keep the wheels turning here at the Bicycle Collective! You can help underprivileged adults and kids in our community discover the joys and benefits of bicycling. Learn and use your bicycle mechanics skills and knowledge to turn abandoned bicycles into safe, functional rides, all the while enjoying an atmosphere of collaboration and learning. Click the Sign Up button below to join our GivePulse group, fill out an application, and once you attend a mandatory monthly orientation, we'll find a good you. For all volunteer inquiries and questions, please email Michael at mhernandez@bicyclecollective.org
Volunteering is a great way to hone new skills, get a little dirty, meet cool cycling folk, and have a direct positive impact on our community. Our volunteers are primarily helping us fix up kid and adult bikes for future give-aways, and helping keep the shop clean and organized. We currently prioritize experienced volunteers: but no prior mechanical knowledge is needed--we'll get you trained up in no time. And if you don't want to wrench, but love what we do and want to be involved, come volunteer under our general shop volunteer shift, or come pitch an idea to us! Proof of COVID vaccinations required to volunteer. If you need help or have questions, email us at slc@bicyclecollective.org
Current opportunities to volunteer in St. George include Beginner Volunteer positions (help organize parts bins, assist in organizing the shop, help process donations, and other daily duties). Beginners can work their way up to working on kids bikes after a few shifts. Volunteer Mechanic positions are reserved for those with previous bicycle mechanic experience, and will start out working on kids bikes, then graduate up to working on adult giveaway bikes. For all volunteer inquiries and questions, email Michael at mhernandez@bicyclecollective.org