Park Tool and its iconic blue tools, stands, and accessories have been mechanics’ favorites since 1963. If you have ever been stuck trying to diagnose or fix an issue on your bike at home, you have likely come across one of their articles or videos, which have helped you solve whatever problem you were facing. Park Tool is a brand in the bike industry that is genuinely dedicated to helping riders, and the 11th annual Community Tool Grant is just another way Park Tool supports the community.
Today, Park Tool is excited to announce that the application window for the 2026 Community Tool Grants is now open! Celebrating its 11th year, the Park Tool Community Tool Grant has generously donated over $135,000 worth of tools to wonderful organizations around the globe, making a real difference in their communities.
To apply for the Park Tool Community Grant, fill out the application here
Applications for the grants will be accepted from December 3, 2025, until December 31, 2025, and the recipients will be announced in late January 2026.
Each of the ten grant recipients will receive over $1,600 in Park Tool products, including a Park Tool PK-5 Professional Mechanic Tool Kit, 2 Park Tool PCS-10.3 Portable Repair Stands, 5 Park Tool SA-1 Shop Aprons, and the ever-important Park Tool BBB-4 Big Blue Book of Bicycle Repair.
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Going into 2026, Park Tool is looking forward to supporting ten nonprofit organizations and community groups with this grant. Recipients will receive bicycle tools and repair stands to help them keep making a positive impact in their communities with the best tools and stands available.
“Last year, we were so excited to see the hundreds of bicycle-related organizations send in applications for our Community Tool Grants. Each one is making a significant contribution to getting all walks of life on bicycles for transportation, fun, and fitness,” Said Eric Hawkins, Park Tool’s president and owner, about the success of the program. “We look forward to reading through all the applications for consideration for our 2026 grants.”