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Help us develop resilient, caring, and growth-oriented youth through mountain biking.

We depend on giving from people like you to help keep our programs affordable, offer scholarships, expand School based programs, and continue our commitment to serving diverse communities.

Please support us by donating or becoming a sponsor.
Use the form below for donations to support our current fundraising needs or scroll down to donate specifically to the Tyler Droeger fund. You can look at additional ways to give to FLYRS here.

Donate by mail - Please make check or money order payable to Flagstaff Youth Riders at:
2532 N 4th St #419
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
Flagstaff Youth Riders is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, EIN 83-2735682. Donations are tax deducible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult a tax professional to determine your ability to deduct a gift.

Tyler droeger fund

The Tyler Droeger Fund was originally created by Tyler Droeger. He started a gofundme campaign upon setting off for a journey to bike 4,000 miles across the Southwest U.S. He hoped to raise awareness about the food crises on the Navajo Nation, and the gofundme campaign was created to raise funds for mountain bike scholarships for Navajo youth.
Tyler was 10 weeks and over 3,200 miles into his journey when he was fatally struck by a car. The Tyler Droeger Fund ensures that Tyler's legacy lives on by providing scholarships and targeted opportunities for Indigenous youth in FLYRS programs. You can donate to the Tyler Droeger Fund by clicking the button below.
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In 2023, the Tyler Droeger Fund supported no cost programs at Killip Elementary, Star School, Summit High School, and Camp IndiGenious. FLYRS collaborated with the NAU Institute for Native-serving Educators and Flagstaff Unified School District Department of Native American Education for Camp IndiGenious, a week long summer camp for Indigenious youth. A total of 120 youth were served in 2023 through the Tyler Droeger fund including bikes and helmets for the programs that will be utilized in the future.

​"I've been told it's a short ride.
Take it slow.
Let the sunset be enough to get you to the morning."
​- Tyler Droeger

Donate to the Tyler Droeger Fund