
goDCgo is teaming up with local bike shops to help DC residents become bicycle owners. For a limited time, we’re giving income-eligible* District residents $700 toward the purchase of a new bike, e-bike, bike repair, bike accessories, or e-bike conversion kit. Applicants can apply in person at one of goDCgo’s popup events.
*Recipients household income is capped at 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL) or $29,160 for a single, non-elderly resident.
Choose one of our popup events, hosted at bike shops and community partner locations, to attend. See full list of events below.
Show up to the popup of your choosing and apply for your voucher in person. You'll need to show a valid unexpired District of Columbia ID (such as a drivers license or ID card) to prove you're a DC resident.
Go to one of the participating bike shops to redeem your voucher. You'll need to give your name and show a valid unexpired state ID (such as a drivers license or ID card). You will be responsible for paying the difference between your voucher and the cost of your purchase.
Popup events to be announced soon.
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The applicant must be:
Persons in Family/Household |
Poverty Guideline |
1 |
$29,160 |
2 |
$39,440 |
3 |
$ 49,720 |
4 |
$60,000 |
5 |
$70,280 |
6 |
$80,560 |
7 |
$90,840 |
8 |
$101,120 |
For families/households with more than 8 persons, add $5,140 for each additional person. |
Yes. You must live in DC, have a DC mailing address, and have a District ID to receive a Get Paid to Pedal voucher.
goDCgo will pay for up to $700 to be used towards the purchase of a bicycle or bike repair, bike accessories, e-bike, or e-bike conversion kit.
This year, no physical or digital vouchers will be given. If approved you will be added to a list and you only need to give your name and show a valid unexpired District ID when picking up your bike.
If approved at one of our popup events, you will be able to redeem your “voucher” immediately.