Mini Grants support Seattle schools, PTAs, and community groups with funding for locally tailored events, supplies, and projects that encourage safe walking, biking, and rolling to school.
Safe Routes to School Program supports K–12 students through infrastructure, design, and education projects that make walking, rolling, and bicycling to school safer and encourage healthier travel.
Safe Routes to School Grants Program supports Utah communities with education, encouragement, and school-route improvements to address transportation safety and help students walk or bike safely to school.
Planning Assistance Grants support Minnesota schools and communities in developing plans for safer, easier walking and bicycling to school through local analysis, engagement, and project priorities.
Seattle’s Neighborhood Street Fund program funds community-proposed transportation projects that improve local streets, safety, and access, with a strong focus on equity and community engagement.
Safe Route to School (SRTS) supports students, schools, and communities with safety education, travel events, and active transportation equipment to make walking, biking, and rolling to school safer.