​Donations are Tax-Deductible!

We are 100% Volunteer.
All donations go to purchasing bikes.
We are a 501c3 Compliant Non-Profit.
Certified through Giving for Good.

Ways to Donate

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​Checks can be sent to VT AMBUCS Treasurer.
​Make Your Check Payable to: VT AMBUCS
Please email Peggy Owen-Sands for the address.

Individual Rider Campaigns

Vermont AMBUCS 2024 Therapy Scholarship Campaign begins April 1, 2024!

Vermont-based Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Pathology and Audiology graduate level students are eligible to apply for an AMBUCS Scholarship. Additional Information found here: add an Active Button for "Student Therapy Scholarships" to go to the Therapy Student Scholarship page

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Aiden Colangeli AMBUCS Memorial Fund

Aiden Colangeli passed away unexpectedly on February 18, 2022, in his home in Bristol, Vt. He was just 16 years old.

Aiden was born in Burlington, Vt., on May 22, 2005. He was an only child. Throughout his life, Aiden had physical and cognitive challenges, which didn’t stop him from being an integral part of his community. He persevered with an unsinkable spirit through many medical challenges. He was nonverbal but communicated in many ways that showed he cared and had a huge heart. He shared his love of life with those who could see him by lighting up the room upon entry with his positive nature and easy smile.

Aiden was a sophomore at Champlain Valley Union High School, where he enjoyed acceptance in the learning community and was supported by a skilled and passionate team of professionals. Aiden enjoyed the outdoors and reveled in taking in the beauty of nature. He loved watching clouds drift by on a sunny day, scanning the sky for airplanes, visiting with family and friends, dancing to music, and sharing special gifts. His legacy will be his final gift of organ donation.
Aiden is survived by his mother, Corinne Hayes, of Bristol, Vt., and father, Steven Colangeli, of Charlotte, Vt., as well as stepparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, and grandparents.
In lieu of flowers, donations to Bristol Rescue Squad, Middlebury Regional EMS and Vermont Ambucs bikes would be appreciated.

All dollars donated to this fund will go directly towards the purchase of a bicycle for individuals like Aiden who loved to ride.

Donate in Aiden's Memory

Thank you to Martone's Market!

Martone's Market customers and staff have been supporting adaptive bikers in Vermont for a full decade! We are eternally grateful to have such wonderful community support. Thank you again - it takes a village!

THANK YOU TO THE
LAWSON'S FINEST COMMUNITY!

Wow. We are absolutely floored by this amazing community.
Through the Lawson's Finest Sunshine Fund we raised $31,143.75!
With this money, we will establish a scholarship fund which will reach over 50 families.
Our hearts are so full. Thank you for your amazing generosity!

Learn more about Sunshine Fund, the heart of the Lawson’s Finest Social Impact Program to assist local organizations that support the people and environment of the Mad River Valley and Washington County.