Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship is a great way for businesses, organizations and individuals to give back to the community with in kind donations and get a tax deduction at the same time. Being a sponsor is vital to the ongoing success of our organization and our programs. The financial contributions will be used to cover our operating expenses so that public donations from individuals can continue to go directly to our programs and projects.

One of our sponsors that specializes in media marketing has generously offered to assist with the media exposure aspects of being a sponsor at no charge. With their large organic reach, they possess the "Know How" to assist in media marketing to help our sponsors.

Sponsorship Opportunities 

A sponsorship with Bikersinc is a unique opportunity for businesses or organizations who wish to give back to the community and meet their philanthropic goals.

If you are interested in becoming a Corporate or Individual sponsor and want to support an amazing organization, then call us at 317.801.1904 or drop us an email at info@bikersinc.org and we will be in contact.

Our Dedication To Transparency
We are very proud to have reached the Gold Participant milestone in 2018 on GuideStar due to our transparency. Our profile: Guidestar.org/Profile/46-4228612

Be sure and visit Bikersinc.org/Sponsors for our current list of businesses that sponsor us.

Bikersinc is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that operates exclusively for educational & charitable purposes. EIN: 46-4228612

Student Space Program

West Lafayette, Indiana (August 10, 2018) — Purdue's School of Aeronautics and Astronautics has made Launchboxes available to schools for students to conduct space experiments. The small aluminum boxes have already proven successful in a zero-gravity experiment.

Professor Steven Collicott recently finished a two-year project with Cumberland Elementary School second-graders in West Lafayette, in which they used the Launchboxes to send fireflies into space via a Blue Origin rocket. Collicott says the 8x4 boxes were found to be inexpensive enough to be given away to schools, and also that they can be launched into space at a height of 60 miles in the air by the Blue Origin New Shepard rocket, much higher than aircraft or balloons.

“That flight opportunity is now available to schools all over the world at roughly half the cost of high school football uniforms,” Collicott said. “Any school district in the country that plays football can now afford space flight." A few aluminum Launchboxes already have been shipped out this summer and more interest is expected as students return to K-12 schools across the nation, said Steven Collicott, professor of aeronautics and astronautics.


The boxes are strong enough to support 15 pounds and allow schools to work within the 1-pound payload limit. Collicott says some of the boxes have already been sent to schools. The Blue Origin New Shepard rocket reaches space at a height of 60 miles in the air, much higher that any balloon or aircraft.

Indiana Youth Works, a program of Bikersinc has announced that they will donate $100.00 to one classroom that is accepted. The money can be used for supplies or contents. For more information, including a PDF packet visit: Bikersinc.org/Articles/StudentSpaceProgram