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iCan Shine Programs offer recreational activities for individuals with disabilities through the iCan Bike program, iCan Swim program, and iCan Dance program. The iCan Bike program focuses on teaching people with disabilities to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle, and is offered in a bike camp format. The organization also offers swim programs and dance programs as part of its iCan Shine Programs.
• Schedule: Approximately 100 five-day “iCan” programs each year; iCan Bike program participants attend for 75 minutes each day over a five-day program
iCan Shine Programs run five-day “iCan” programs that include iCan Bike, iCan Swim, and iCan Dance. iCan Shine collaborates with local organizations and individuals, called program “hosts,” to conduct these programs and conducts approximately 100 five-day “iCan” programs in 35 States and Canada each year. The organization serves nearly 3,000 people with disabilities each year and reports that approximately 30,000 people with disabilities have been taught to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle since 2007.
According to iCan Shine, approximately 80% of iCan Bike participants learn to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle independently (at least 75 feet with no assistance) by the end of the five-day program, and the remaining 20% leave with family members trained as “spotters” to continue progress at home. Camp locations are offered across North America, and an online map of 2026 camp locations is available. iCan Shine states that its mission is to provide quality learning opportunities in recreational activities for individuals with disabilities and to create an environment where each person is empowered to maximize their individual abilities.
iCan Shine began in 2007 with the iCan Bike program and is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization. Donations to iCan Shine are tax deductible as allowed by law, are not considered restricted unless specifically requested by the donor, and all donations are confirmed with a receipt for tax reporting purposes.
Parent testimonials describe experiences at bike camps in Sewickley, PA and Love’s Park, IL, including comments about hosts at Quaker Valley School District, iCan Shine staff, supervisors, and volunteers at bike camp, and note that participants rode independently by the end of the week or showed progress during the program. One testimonial also mentions a donated bicycle and helmet fitted to a participant and references an individual named Levi in connection with that donation.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
• Schedule: Approximately 100 five-day “iCan” programs each year; iCan Bike program participants attend for 75 minutes each day over a five-day program
iCan Shine Programs run five-day “iCan” programs that include iCan Bike, iCan Swim, and iCan Dance. iCan Shine collaborates with local organizations and individuals, called program “hosts,” to conduct these programs and conducts approximately 100 five-day “iCan” programs in 35 States and Canada each year. The organization serves nearly 3,000 people with disabilities each year and reports that approximately 30,000 people with disabilities have been taught to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle since 2007.
According to iCan Shine, approximately 80% of iCan Bike participants learn to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle independently (at least 75 feet with no assistance) by the end of the five-day program, and the remaining 20% leave with family members trained as “spotters” to continue progress at home. Camp locations are offered across North America, and an online map of 2026 camp locations is available. iCan Shine states that its mission is to provide quality learning opportunities in recreational activities for individuals with disabilities and to create an environment where each person is empowered to maximize their individual abilities.
iCan Shine began in 2007 with the iCan Bike program and is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization. Donations to iCan Shine are tax deductible as allowed by law, are not considered restricted unless specifically requested by the donor, and all donations are confirmed with a receipt for tax reporting purposes.
Parent testimonials describe experiences at bike camps in Sewickley, PA and Love’s Park, IL, including comments about hosts at Quaker Valley School District, iCan Shine staff, supervisors, and volunteers at bike camp, and note that participants rode independently by the end of the week or showed progress during the program. One testimonial also mentions a donated bicycle and helmet fitted to a participant and references an individual named Levi in connection with that donation.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
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