
Cycles 4 Farmers
Participate in our mission and help us continue creating a better tomorrow.
Based in Uganda, Cycles For Farmers (CFF) is a non profit social enterprise that seeks bicycle mobility solutions among smallholder farmers and young people (youth) that are particularly involved in farming, trade, education and community activities, in doing so, we offer transport solutions and improve livelihoods.This is being realized through a partnership with our partner Working Bikes and other supporters who support our cause and donate bicycles to foster our programs.
Why Give?
Uganda is a country where 70% of the population lives below the poverty line. Bicycles will improve livelihoods, provide employment opportunities, improve access to education since they are relatively affordable and require minimal maintenance, making them a suitable solution for communities with limited resources. Overall, donating bicycles can contribute to economic development, social equity and environmental sustainability in Uganda and developing countries.


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Make a Difference Today
Your generosity has the power to transform lives. By donating, you’re supporting our mission and helping create positive change for those in need. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to achieving our goals. Join us in making an impact—donate today and be a part of something bigger. Together, we can make a real difference!
Get Involved.
01. Farmers Bicycle Financing Program (FBF)
Are you a smallholder farmer looking to finance a purchase of a bicycle with small monthly installments? Our bicycle asset financing allows crop, poultry and animal keeping farmers to obtain a bicycle to increase their productivity Kindly contact our Program Staff.
02. Community Bicycle Mechanics Program (CBM)
Are you a youth interested in starting a small bike repair shop? Our team of mechanics would love to train you in bicycle repair skills so you can start your small business. This is a free training course for young people done at CFF’s shop and you will participate in repairing walk in client’s bicycles and obtain practical bike repairs experience.
03. Community Bicycle Donations (CBD)
CFF will donate bicycles to rural schools, community organizations and individuals who demonstrate an urgent need. Interested schools and community organizations could send us an email requesting for partnerships.
04. School Cycling Clubs
CFF and our Bikes Hub shop organizes school cycling club events, every week in selected partner schools in and around Kampala sub-burbs. We work with schools to provide an environment where students can participate in physical bike activities with their friends and be motivated to be active. Interested schools who are interested in a partnership, kindly contact the club leader Andrew Mukundane.
05. Corporate Cycling
We will organize a cycling event for your team geared towards your cycling goal. This event involves employees coming together to ride bikes for a charitable cause or promote a healthy lifestyle. We will create the ideal event giving you an experience and strengthening the bonds among co-workers. If there is a specific event you would like CFF to come on board, kindly contact us.
06. Rent a Bicycle
There’s no better way to see a new city than by bike. You get to explore a new place at your own pace and skip traffic while adding fun to every mile. We have mountain and electric bike rentals for wherever you roam. Visit our CFF/Bikes Hub Shop in Bukoto and see available rental bikes. Remember to come with your National ID for rentals
Why Bikes?
Making bicycles accessible is our priority in fulfilling CFF’s mission. Bicycles offer numerous benefits in Uganda
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