Sonoma County centered · Reaching surrounding counties
Wine Country Trykes provides no-cost, custom-measured Amtryke adaptive tricycles for children, adults, and veterans with disabilities.
Major recurring fundraiser
Second Thursday of every month in Santa Rosa
Halloween Bingo NightThursday, October 8, 2026
Wine Country Bingo is one of the ways Wine Country Trykes raises the funds and community support that keep our adaptive-mobility work moving. Join us for an evening of Bingo, pull tabs, food, prizes and a room full of people supporting the same mission.
Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building · Lodge RoomAdmission: $35 · Ages 18+ · Games run through approximately 9:00 PM · Free parking · Tickets may be available at the door when space permits. Cash is required inside.
Recent winners
One winner at a time—alongside the players, volunteers, and community energy that make the night work.
Impact partners
Ability Central and Outride are connected here to the grant-supported work their partnership helped make possible.
$2,500
Ability Central awarded Wine Country Trykes $2,500 to support three months of Wine Country Bingo events. Ability Central is a philanthropic organization working to advance communication and information access for people who are Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent through strategic grantmaking, partnerships, education, and trusted resources.
Visit Ability Central
$10,000
Outride awarded Wine Country Trykes a $10,000 Community Impact Grant supporting adaptive cycling access, including three Trykes ($5,400), staff and program capacity ($4,000), and promotion and accessories ($600). Outride advances the social, emotional, and cognitive benefits of cycling through research, cycling programs, and funding that expands access to riding.
Visit OutrideWhat Wine Country Trykes does
WCT works with riders, families, therapists, volunteers, and funding partners from the first referral through delivery and follow-up.
Community support and grant funding remove the equipment cost from the rider and family.
A therapist-supported fitting helps identify the model, adjustments, and accessories appropriate for the rider.
WCT coordinates ordering, assembly, delivery, and continued contact after the Tryke reaches its rider.
Rider story
A delivery is one moment in a longer relationship. WCT begins by listening to the rider, family, and therapist, then coordinates fitting, funding, assembly, delivery, and follow-up.
The equipment is selected around the rider—not the other way around.
A Tryke’s journey
Lukas has been part of the Wine Country Trykes story across several stages of his growth. His new Paceline 16 brings that story up to date—not as a future goal, but as the adaptive Tryke he is riding now.
The photographs in this story follow that progression over time, from earlier Trykes through his new Paceline 16.
Lukas received an adaptive Tryke selected and fitted for him.
Adaptive cycling remained part of his life as he grew.
He grew with that Tryke until it no longer fit the rider he had become.
The Paceline 16 is the adaptive Tryke Lukas is riding now.
Lukas rides on
His new adaptive Tryke reflects the rider he has grown to become.
His earlier Tryke continues
After seat changes, WCT was able to repurpose this specific Tryke for another child.
That second use was possible for this particular Tryke. Adaptive equipment cannot always be reassigned.
Active WCT initiative
Wine Country Trykes’ focused initiative will provide 20 no-cost, custom-fit Amtrykes by December 31, 2028.
The campaign connects referral, fitting, funding, assembly, delivery, and follow-up around one measurable goal.
Visit 20 Riders by ’29
How a Tryke reaches a rider
A Tryke begins with finding the right rider and understanding what they need. Wine Country Trykes coordinates referrals, intake and fitting, develops funding, orders and assembles the equipment, completes delivery and follows up afterward.
Therapists, families, funders, volunteers and community supporters may enter that process at different points. WCT keeps those pieces connected around one outcome: getting properly fitted adaptive equipment to the rider.
WCT programs and projects
July 10, 2027 · Santa Rosa
A Wine Country Trykes event bringing vehicles, community, and adaptive mobility together.
Visit The Ride Expo
WCT-related project
An interactive project extending adaptive mobility awareness into a new kind of experience.
Visit Tryke QuestNews
Wine Country Trykes has launched a connected public web presence for its programs and projects, including the 20 Riders by ’29 campaign.
Visit 20by29.orgWine Country Trykes is marking its second year of providing no-cost adaptive Amtrykes while Wine Country Bingo celebrates its first year as our recurring community fundraiser. Together they show two sides of the same organization: getting adaptive equipment to riders and building sustainable local support to make that work possible.
Wine Country Trykes received a $2,500 Ability Central award supporting three months of Wine Country Bingo events. That support strengthens a recurring fundraiser that helps WCT build resources and community participation around its adaptive-mobility mission.
Visit Ability CentralWine Country Trykes’ focused initiative will provide 20 no-cost, custom-fit adaptive Amtrykes to children, adults and veterans with disabilities by the end of 2028.
The campaign connects rider outreach, therapists, fitting, funding, assembly, delivery and follow-up around one measurable goal.
Visit 20 Riders by ’29Ways to help
Rider referrals, therapist participation, volunteers, events, partners, and direct support all move the work forward.
Direct support
Providing an adaptive Tryke takes more than purchasing equipment. Wine Country Trykes brings together rider referrals, fittings, funding, ordering, assembly and delivery so each Tryke reaches the person it was selected for.
Donations give us the flexibility to support that complete process—from helping fund adaptive equipment to the practical costs of outreach, assembly, events and getting Trykes ready for riders.
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About Wine Country Trykes
WCT is a volunteer-led AMBUCS chapter and 501(c)(3) organization based in Santa Rosa. Its team combines rider coordination, fundraising, events, assembly, media, and community partnerships.
Frequently asked questions
Wine Country Trykes serves children, adults, and veterans with disabilities. Contact WCT so the team can understand the rider’s needs and explain the fitting and funding process.
No. WCT develops community, sponsor, and grant funding so approved Trykes can be provided at no cost to riders and families.
Therapists can refer riders, assist with measurements and fitting, and help identify an appropriate configuration. WCT coordinates the next steps.
WCT is centered in Sonoma County and reaches into surrounding counties. Public rider locations are never mapped.
