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🚲 Where to donate bikes in Colorado

Used bikes can be repaired and given to kids, commuters and families who need low-cost transportation. Bike charities and community bike shops often hold collection days rather than taking drop-offs all year.

Before you go

6 places in Colorado take bikes.

Aurora, Centennial & Arapahoe County 5

AuroraCall to confirm

Goodwill Belleview Store & Donation Center

  • clothing, shoes and linens
  • books, media and electronics (no TVs)
  • computers and printers (working or not)
  • household items, decor and working appliances
  • furniture in good condition
  • sporting goods, toys and bikes
  • tools and garden equipment
Not accepted: televisions; mattresses, box springs and bed pillows; broken, stained or worn furniture; paint and hazardous materials; building and plumbing supplies; auto parts and tires
AuroraCall to confirm

Goodwill Iliff Store & Donation Center

  • clothing, shoes and linens
  • books, media and electronics (no TVs)
  • computers and printers (working or not)
  • household items, decor and working appliances
  • furniture in good condition
  • sporting goods, toys and bikes
  • tools and garden equipment
Not accepted: televisions; mattresses, box springs and bed pillows; broken, stained or worn furniture; paint and hazardous materials; building and plumbing supplies; auto parts and tires
AuroraCall to confirm

Goodwill Smoky Hill Donation Center

  • clothing, shoes and linens
  • books, media and electronics (no TVs)
  • computers and printers (working or not)
  • household items, decor and working appliances
  • furniture in good condition
  • sporting goods, toys and bikes
  • tools and garden equipment
Not accepted: televisions; mattresses, box springs and bed pillows; broken, stained or worn furniture; paint and hazardous materials; building and plumbing supplies; auto parts and tires
CentennialCall to confirm

Goodwill Centennial Donation Center

  • clothing, shoes and linens
  • books, media and electronics (no TVs)
  • computers and printers (working or not)
  • household items, decor and working appliances
  • furniture in good condition
  • sporting goods, toys and bikes
  • tools and garden equipment
Not accepted: televisions; mattresses, box springs and bed pillows; broken, stained or worn furniture; paint and hazardous materials; building and plumbing supplies; auto parts and tires
EnglewoodCall to confirm

Goodwill Broadway Store & Donation Center

  • clothing, shoes and linens
  • books, media and electronics (no TVs)
  • computers and printers (working or not)
  • household items, decor and working appliances
  • furniture in good condition
  • sporting goods, toys and bikes
  • tools and garden equipment
Not accepted: televisions; mattresses, box springs and bed pillows; broken, stained or worn furniture; paint and hazardous materials; building and plumbing supplies; auto parts and tires

Pueblo 1

National and mail-in programs

These take donations from anywhere in the country, by mail, at partner drop-off points, or through local chapters. Check each one's rules first.

Nationwide

Free Bikes 4 Kidz

  • How: Drop off at a chapter's collection event or site; check the chapter page for dates.
  • Rules: Chapters: Atlanta GA, Delaware, Detroit MI, Maryland, Middle Georgia, Minnesota, New Mexico, Omaha NE, Phoenix AZ, Portland OR, Utah and Yakima WA. Not nationwide; accepted bike types and dates are set by each chapter.
  • Used bikes collected at seasonal chapter drives
Nationwide

Bikes for the World

  • How: Bring bikes to a scheduled collection event (calendar on the site) or the Rockville, MD location.
  • Rules: Collections are mostly in the Washington, DC region. Suggested $10 per bike donation to cover overseas shipping. A receipt is provided. Check the What We Collect page for accepted bike types.
  • Used bicycles