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Iowa City Bike Library briefs supervisors on programs, capital campaign and county support
Summary
The Iowa City Bike Library told the Johnson County Board of Supervisors it has expanded services, hired a youth bike coordinator and launched a $1 million capital campaign; the board's ongoing service agreement will guarantee about 10% of the nonprofit's operating budget.
Iowa City Bike Library Fundraising Coordinator Kate Wiley updated the Johnson County Board of Supervisors Wednesday on the nonprofit’s growth, new youth programming and a capital campaign aimed at making the organization financially sustainable.
Wiley said the bike library now has five full-time staff and a roster of about 150 volunteers; it received “a service agreement from the Johnson County Board of Supervisors that will guarantee about almost 10% of our operating budget each year.”
The presentation described program highlights and usage: 63 group rides in 2024, roughly 5,000 people served through free programming, about 2,000 bikes…
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