Biggest Little Commuter Program
The Biggest Little Commuter Program (BLCP) was established in 2013 to address transportation challenges faced by adults working to beat poverty.
BLCP Application
Our BLCP is up and running, and we are currently accepting applications!
Are you or your client looking for a bicycle? Please read the BLCP Overview Form below to learn more about the program and about how to apply. Reach out to [email protected] with any questions!
Once you've read the overview, go ahead and fill out the Biggest Little Commuter Program application below, or visit our shop to pick up a paper application!
About BLCP
Supporting Individuals
Employing bicycles to empower low-income individuals to overcome transportation barriers in the Truckee Meadows. To date, RBP has provided high quality bicycles and essential commuter accessories to more than 200 individuals, helping get Reno to work by bike.
Overcoming Barriers
This program serves individuals in the Reno-Sparks metro area living at or under 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and struggling to afford and access transportation – an essential factor in obtaining and keeping employment.
Subsidizing Transportation
The costs associated with maintaining a bike are a fraction of the alternatives. The BLCP eases the initial cost of bicycle ownership by subsidizing high-quality commuter bicycles and U-locks for program participants, with the option to add commuter essentials.
Building Partnerships
The BLC program is supported by organizations in our community closest to those we serve. Latinx/Spanish-speaking communities, Black communities, Tribal communities, LGBTQ+ communities, survivors, and more.
Become a BLCP Partner
Below are just a few organizations whose clients we have served in the past, but the BLCP is not limited to clients referred by these entities. Representatives of agencies with case management services for Latinx/Spanish-speaking communities, Black communities, Tribal communities, LGBTQ+ communities, individuals transitioning out of the incarceration system or aging out of foster care, individuals doing physical rehabilitation, survivors of domestic abuse and human trafficking, aging populations, single parents, etc. are invited to contact email us at [email protected] or call 775-323-4488 to inquire about the BLCP and refer clients.
- Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
- Children’s Cabinet
- Domestic Violence Resource Center
- Northern Nevada HOPES
- Northern Nevada Adult Mental Health Services
- Our Place