Safer streets are built by people who show up.
Every bike rodeo, every group ride, every reflective vest handed to a kid walking to school — it happens because a Montanan volunteered an afternoon. Here's how to lend yours.
Find the job that fits you.
No experience required for most roles — just a willingness to help neighbors get around safely. Pick one, or tell us you're open to anything.
Event crew
Staff a rest stop, mark a route, or cheer riders in at the Koocanusa Scramble and partner events. The single best day to meet the whole community.
Seasonal · 1 dayBike rodeo helper
Help run youth safety clinics — set up the skills course, size helmets, and coach kids through braking, signaling, and scanning.
Statewide · flexibleWalking School Bus leader
Walk a group of kids to school along a set route a morning or two a week. We provide the reflective gear and the training.
Weekly · school yearChapter organizer
Help start or grow a local chapter — group rides, a community bike shop night, a traffic-calming pop-up. We'll back you with resources and partners.
Local · ongoingCapitol advocate
Add your voice during the legislative session — testify, call a legislator, or help track bills that shape walking and biking in Montana.
Session · as neededLend a skill
Designers, grant writers, mechanics, photographers, engineers, attorneys — pro-bono help goes a long way for a lean statewide nonprofit.
Pro bono · flexibleA lean team, a statewide mission.
Bike Walk Montana covers the fourth-largest state in the country with a part-time staff. Volunteers are how the work actually reaches Billings and Eureka, Bozeman and the Bitterroot. When you give an afternoon, you extend safety education and advocacy to a town that might not otherwise get it.
Tell us you're in.
Share a little about yourself and what you'd like to do. We'll match you with a role near you and reach out before the next event or program in your area.
Not sure where you'd fit? Just say "open to anything" — we'll find a good spot.
Thank you — you're on the list!
We'll be in touch about a role near you. In the meantime, keep riding and walking safe.
Sorry — something went wrong sending your note. Please email info@bikewalkmontana.org or call (406) 449-2787 and we'll get you set up.