Bike Shop 
The Spoke n True Bike Club services bikes for free throughout the fall and spring semesters. Customers pay market prices for any replacement parts needed, but nothing for labor.
Messiah Bikeshare:
The Messiah Bikeshare program is a collaoration between Spoke n True bike club and Messiah's Office of Sustainabiltiy. Bikes are provided as a low cost transportation options for students who want to get around campus or around town. Bike rentals agreements are on a semester basis and cost $15/semester or $10/summer. Costs include all routine maintenance and parts and a lock.
APPLY HERE for Messiah Bikeshare 
For questions email sustainability@messiah.edu to spokentrue@messiah.edu, or stop by the Office of Sustainabiltiy for more details.
Partners:
Wilson Sustainability Fellowship program
Purpose
The Wilson Sustainability Fellows program provides students with the opportunity to learn in, and serve with the community at the intersection ecological and social justice.
Students
Our ecological and social systems have proven to be a complex interconnected web of social systems that contribute to ecological health or degradation. Students are decidedly aware of the socio-ecological connections and are looking for opportunities to engage with the community in solutions. The Wilson Fellowship provides students from any academic major with a paid scholarship opportunity to engage with the public in a community based research program designed to assist community organizations address issues with a deep social and ecological connection. In order to qualify and participate in this program a student will be required to:
- Maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Submit an application and resume outlining their philosophy of sustainability and community engagement
- Select a project from a list of approved community organizations
- 200 total hours of service to community organization (approx. 6 hrs/week over 2 semesters)
- Attend a bi-monthly 1 hour seminar with faculty program adviser
- Present at department specific school symposium day
The Adrian Wilson Memorial Scholarship was created in 2011 to honor Adrian Wilson after his tragic passing in the summer of 2008. Adrian was a dear friend to Francis Eans and many other engaged students at the College who demonstrated a passion for ecological sustainability. Adrian and his friends dedicated themselves to the founding of the Grantham Community Garden, and were catalysts for the creation of the Sustainability Office and the Sustainability Studies Major and Minor.
Tours are available on campus to explore several of Messiah's sustainability efforts. 
During your tour, you will see the Grantham Community Garden, the Solar Thermal Panels, Rain Gardens, the campus composting program, and more.
See a Map of Campus Sustainability Programs