Fund a Tryke
Help cover the campaign planning cost of one rider’s adaptive equipment.
A Wine Country Trykes Initiative
Twenty riders. Twenty no-cost, custom-fit adaptive Amtrykes. One focused goal: provide the equipment, fitting, support and follow-through needed to get 20 children, adults and veterans riding by December 31, 2028.
The Goal
Wine Country Trykes is building toward 20 completed rider deliveries by the end of 2028.
That means more than raising money for equipment. Each rider moves through a real process: referral, intake, fitting, funding, ordering, assembly, delivery and follow-up.
Every Rider Has a Path
A rider may enter through a therapist, family member, community connection or direct inquiry. From there, Wine Country Trykes coordinates the pieces needed to move from an initial referral to properly fitted adaptive equipment and continued contact after delivery.
What $2,400 Makes Possible
For campaign planning, Wine Country Trykes uses approximately $2,400 per rider, creating a $48,000 equipment goal for 20 riders.
That number is a campaign planning figure—not a claim that every Amtryke has the same retail price or configuration.
Each rider may require different equipment, adjustments or accessories, and each delivery depends on the work surrounding the Tryke: fitting, funding, ordering, assembly and follow-up.
Riders
Adaptive mobility is not one-size-fits-all. Each rider brings different measurements, abilities, goals and equipment needs.
20 Riders by ’29 is designed around those individual requirements while giving Wine Country Trykes one clear campaign target.
Therapists
Therapists are an important part of the Wine Country Trykes network. They can help identify potential riders, support measurements and fitting, and provide the professional input needed to determine an appropriate Amtryke configuration.
Wine Country Trykes then works with the rider, family and therapist through the next steps toward funding, ordering and delivery.
Refer a Rider
Referral contact details will be published when a verified public pathway is available.
How the Community Builds 20
Help cover the campaign planning cost of one rider’s adaptive equipment.
Every contribution can move a rider closer to a funded order.
Businesses, foundations and community partners can help underwrite rider equipment and campaign activity.
Therapists, families and community partners can help Wine Country Trykes identify people who may benefit from an adaptive Tryke.
Organizations can contribute funding, professional expertise, outreach or community connections.
Wine Country Bingo and The Ride Expo are two ways Wine Country Trykes brings people together around this work.
Connected Public Projects
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The Ride Expo creates a large community setting where adaptive mobility can be discovered alongside vehicles, exhibitors, activities and community organizations.
Visit The Ride Expo02
Tryke Quest introduces adaptive mobility through an interactive experience and is planned for public demonstration at The Ride Expo in 2027.
Visit Tryke QuestThe Deadline
Twenty riders is a measurable goal. Getting there means building the funding, therapist connections, fitting capacity and community support needed to deliver each Tryke properly.
Support 20 Riders by ’29
A donation to 20 Riders by ’29 supports Wine Country Trykes as it works toward 20 completed rider deliveries by the end of 2028.
Support can help fund adaptive equipment and the practical work required to move riders from referral and fitting through ordering, assembly and delivery.
Donations are processed through Wine Country Trykes for the 20 Riders by ’29 initiative.