Partnership leverage PEDS has a history of collaborating with transportation agencies, neighborhoods, businesses, police, and media to promote pedestrian safety and policy changes. This opens opportunities for joint outreach programs, sponsorships, and co-branded campaigns with potential funding avenues.

Fundraising & impact With annual revenue in the mid tens of millions and a strong track record of crosswalk improvements and safety workshops, there is potential to upsell donor engagement packages, grant-writing services, or impact reporting products to enhance transparency and attract more philanthropic support.

Tech-enabled outreach Their tech stack includes AWS, analytics, SEO, and content sharing tools, suggesting readiness for digital fundraising campaigns, audience analytics services, and performance marketing to expand reach among policymakers, transportation professionals, and community leaders.

Merged momentum The recent merger with Atlanta Bicycle Coalition indicates a growth trajectory and expansion of influence in pedestrian and cycling advocacy. This presents opportunities to offer scaled programs, platform migrations, or event sponsorships tied to broader regional initiatives.

Policy & training demand PEDS has proven expertise in designing pedestrian-friendly street treatments and conducting safety workshops for professionals. There is potential to package training curricula, certification programs, and consulting services for municipalities and agencies looking to implement or standardize safe street designs.