Variety Texas

We’re proud to share that Variety Texas has earned the 2026 Gold Seal of Transparency from Candid!

The Gold Seal recognizes our commitment to transparency, accountability, and sharing the impact of our work with our community, donors, and partners. From adaptive equipment and inclusive programs to statewide accessibility initiatives, we’re grateful for everyone who helps make this work possible.

You can learn more about our mission, programs, and impact on our Candid profile:
https://app.candid.org/profile/8146675

🚲 Learn to ride. Discover what’s possible.

Variety Texas Bike Camp helps kids of all abilities learn to ride a two-wheel bike with confidence, independence, and joy.

In partnership with iCan Shine, this 5-day camp uses adaptive equipment and specialized instruction to help riders build lifelong skills in a fun, supportive environment.

📅 July 12–17, 2026
📍 St. Francis School, Austin
🔗 Register now: https://www.varietytexas.org/post/bike-camp

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Variety Texas Adaptive Bike Camp Give your child the confidence of riding a bike. Variety Texas Adaptive Bike Camp helps kids with disabilities ride independently in just 5 days.

What if your child could ride a bike on their own?

Bike Camp is designed for riders with disabilities to succeed—step by step, with the right support.

Confidence starts here.

👉 Register now: https://www.varietytexas.org/post/bike-camp

🚲 Registration is OPEN for Bike Camp in Austin!

📅 July 12–17, 2026
📍 St. Francis School, Austin, TX
👥 Only 25 spots available

In just 5 days, riders build confidence, independence, and the joy of riding a bike 💛

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Variety Texas Adaptive Bike Camp Give your child the confidence of riding a bike. Variety Texas Adaptive Bike Camp helps kids with disabilities ride independently in just 5 days.

Words matter. 💬

In her latest blog, Executive Director Brittany Baize reflects on why the R-word is harmful, why we’re hearing it more often again, and what it means for kids, families, and our community.

This isn’t about policing language. It’s about understanding impact.

When we choose words that respect people’s dignity, we help create a more inclusive world where every child is seen, valued, and welcomed.

Read the full post:

The “R-Word” Is Showing Up Again The “R-word” has made a quiet comeback—but its impact hasn’t changed. CoorDown’s “Just Evolve” campaign reminds us why language matters and how small shifts can create a more inclusive, respectful world.