Community Champions
Honoring Extraordinary Impact
While adaptive bike recipients are selected through a certified random drawing, Project Mobility proudly recognizes participants who make an extraordinary impact through their fundraising efforts.
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Community Champions inspire their communities, raise awareness, and help expand access to adaptive cycling for even more individuals with disabilities.
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How to Become a Community Champion
For those that go above and beyond and raise 125% of the campaign fundraising goal during the Adaptive Bike Giveaway Sweepstakes to earn Community Champion recognition.
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Your fundraising helps provide additional adaptive bikes and creates opportunities for more individuals with disabilities to experience the freedom, independence, and joy of adaptive cycling.
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Community Champion Priority
If a Community Champion is not selected through the certified random drawing, the highest fundraiser will receive Community Champion Priority and gets the next available fully funded adaptive bike through Project Mobility.
This recognition rewards exceptional fundraising while preserving the fairness and integrity of the sweepstakes.​​
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Meet the Community Champions
Round 1 Community Champion Priority Recipient
(April 2026)
Matthew
Age: 6
Diagnosis: Chromosome 8P, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Intellectual Disability, Non-verbal
Community Raised: $7,986
Matthew became Project Mobility's inaugural Community Champion after leading Round 1 in fundraising. His family's incredible support inspired the creation of the Community Champion recognition program. As the first recipient of Community Champion Priority, Matthew secured the next fully funded adaptive bike awarded through Project Mobility outside of the Adaptive Bike Giveaway Sweepstakes random drawing.
Round 3 Community Champion
(June 2026)
Sophie
Age: 9
Diagnosis: Epilepsy, Global Developmental Delays, Non-verbal, SCN2A Genetic Missense
Amount Raised: $9,005
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Sophie's incredible fundraising efforts helped Project Mobility surpass its fundraising milestone and award a second adaptive bike. Her dedication inspired her community while creating opportunities for even more individuals to experience adaptive cycling.
Round 3 Community Champion Priority Recipient
(June 2026)
Amina
Age: 8
Diagnosis: PURA Syndrome, Autism, Developmental Delay, Hypotonia
Amount Raised: $9,061
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Amina became the highest fundraiser of Round 3, helping Project Mobility surpass its fundraising milestone and unlock a second adaptive bike. In recognition of her extraordinary fundraising efforts, she earned Community Champion Priority, securing the next fully funded adaptive bike awarded through Project Mobility outside of the Adaptive Bike Giveaway Sweepstakes random drawing.
Round 4 Community Champion
(July 2026)
Crew
Age: 4
Diagnosis: Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy
Amount Raised: $7,800
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Crew went above and beyond in his support of Project Mobility. His efforts played a major role in making another adaptive bike possible and rallied his community around our mission. Crew’s impact will go far beyond fundraising, helping give more individuals the chance to experience the independence, confidence, and freedom that comes with adaptive cycling.