Deputy Director

The Deputy Director is responsible for supervising the development and execution of all education programs, and managing the writing, reporting and delivery of grant and/or contract projects. They are charged with overseeing BCGP’s education programs and supervising staff (including adult education classes, Better Bike Share Partnership, Bicycle Coalition Youth Cycling, Bike Nice, Folx N Spokes PHL), share resources, and expand awareness of the work happening around the region. They are also charged with fundraising for these programs, including but not limited to foundations, major donors and agency contracts.

Membership Associate

The Membership Associate is our conduit to the local cycling scene. This person should be outgoing and able to connect over the joys bicycling with people around our region. The ideal candidate has a laser-like attention to detail and a strong commitment to building lasting bonds with our members to power our advocacy into the future. You need not be a serious bicyclist but you must embrace our mission that bicycling should be a safe and fun way for everyone to get around the Greater Philadelphia Area.

The Membership Associate is responsible for overseeing our membership program and meeting our unrestricted fundraising goals. This Development team position is responsible for raising between $170,000-$190,000 in annual giving campaigns during the Fiscal Year.

Bilingual Bike Share Community Liaison

The Bike Share Bilingual Community Liaison is a seasonal position that supports the work of the  Better Bike Share Partnership (BBSP) contract with the City of Philadelphia. The position will work specifically to engage diverse communities within the Indego bike share service area.  

Bike Share Community Liaison

The Bike Share Community Liaison is a seasonal position that supports the work of the Better Bike Share Partnership (BBSP) contract with the City of Philadelphia. The position will work specifically to engage diverse communities within the Indego bike share service area.

You do not need to be a hardcore bicyclist to intern with us. You just need to believe in the power of the bicycle as a transportation tool and a vehicle for positive community change. You must also believe that bicycles are for everyone, of all abilities, backgrounds, and needs.

Internship start and end dates are flexible. Days and hours are dependent on your availability and program requirements.

If one of these internship positions below sounds like you, reach out to us at search@bicyclecoalition.org.

Send us your resume, a cover note, your availability and include your desired internship position in the email’s subject line.

We will create a world-class bicycling city and region by becoming an organization and leading a movement that represents the diversity of the communities we serve.

Our success requires collaboration and partnerships with many others.

People from all racial and economic backgrounds should have access to safe, healthy and affordable transportation options in the communities where they live, work, learn, and play.

The road to victory is long. We will win while having plenty of time for family, friends, and bike rides.

Our reputation rests on the efforts of our staff and volunteers working in a place where every person’s contribution is valued. 

We are accountable to our members for excellence in pursuit of our mission and transparency in our operations.