For the Love of Skateboarding
Together with SF Fire station and the San Francisco Firefighters Toy Program Spitfire is proud to introduce the new Spitfire X ‘Engine 29’ Benefit Capsule.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated directly to the San Francisco Firefighters Toy Program to support their ongoing work helping kids in need, including their upcoming Skateboard Day event this December 13th in SF.
For more information click HERE.
Danny drops the reminder – A skateboard can change everything for a kid who’s never had the chance.
Giving Tuesday is Dec. 2nd and COWTOWN is pushing for their 2,000 board goal.
We’re calling on the whole skate community – and anyone who believes in giving kids a chance to experience the benefits of skateboarding.
$60 = a brand-new, pro-level setup delivered through the nationwide network of partner shops. Every donation gets us one board closer to 2,000 by the end of Giving Tuesday.
Let’s prove what skateboarding can do when we all push together. Hit SkateboardAngel.org to donate.
Ryan Sheckler sends a big thank you out to everyone who participated all over the country on Go Skateboarding Day for the Sheckler Foundation’s SKATE FOR A CAUSE on June 21, 2025 at the Sandlot! This year they offered the community 2 fun ways to participate in the family friendly fundraising event. Skaters, family, friends and sponsors created teams to raise funds and awareness of the Sheckler Foundation and our programs that enrich the lives of kids through skateboarding. The Sheckler Foundations goal was to see everyone all over the world come together and SKATE FOR A CAUSE on International Go Skateboarding Day 2025, and WE DID IT!
4DWN Skatepark in Dallas, Texas is reimagining of what skateparks can be….our friend, and TOA field reporter, Justin Hill, snuck over to check out this incredible operation and report back to us with a little video report as well as an in-depth article which is live now olive.
Check out the full article and interviews HERE.
Back in March, The Skatepark Project teamed up with Super Skate Posse to bring some Supply the Ride magic to the brand-new, 14,000 sq. ft. Watts Skatepark—just weeks after its grand opening.
Founded in 2017, the College Skateboarding Educational Foundation (CSEF) proved that sponsorship isn’t the only lane in skateboarding. Offering scholarships for U.S.-based skateboarders pursuing higher learning, CSEF has continued to grow its reach and imprint in skating and education.
Helping skateboarders further their education regardless of their financial situation or circumstances, CSEF has been pivotal in not only helping members of the skate community reach their goals but also in reshaping the tropes and stereotypes of skateboarding itself.
The SB Dunk Low by CSEF will be available in select skate shops Thursday, May 1 and SNKRS Saturday, May 3.
At the beginning of this year, the Eaton Canyon Fire devastated the community of Altadena, CA, and surrounding areas. Youth lost more than their homes – they lost their outlet for joy, creativity, and self-expression. At TSP, we know skateboarding is more than a hobby – it’s freedom, community, and normalcy, especially in tough times.
Thanks to the community’s unwavering spirit and partnership with Altadena Boys, The Skatepark Project brought some joy back to the Alta Dena youth through our Supply the Ride program. Together they distributed skateboards, safety gear, shoes, clothes, and more to help these kids reconnect with their passion for skating – some even discovering it for the first time!
On February 22nd, 2025, the Watts Skatepark project reached a milestone with its official grand opening, marking the successful culmination of a 15-year community effort. City officials joined local youth and community advocates to celebrate this transformative public space, reflecting the persistent dedication of neighborhood supporters who championed the project from conception to completion.
On Friday, December 13th SKATEJAWN held their 3rd annual giant can drive with Vans and Village Psychic at Space 198, along with releasing our 2024 Photo Issue.
In early September, The Skatepark Project held a Back to School gear giveaway and event at The Brooklyn Banks in partnership with the Super Skate Posse, Vans, Gumball 3000 Foundation, and community-based group Gotham Park!
One hundred kids received free skateboards, helmets, Vans shoes, and tote bags filled with fun items and school supplies. The day featured skate lessons from pros, yoga for skaters, and a whole lot of stoke.
On September 9, 2024, the Sheckler Foundation hosted Ryan Sheckler’s 16th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at The Monarch Golf Links in Dana Point, California reuniting the foundation’s community of committed supporters, sponsors and volunteers from all over the country.
The Skatepark Project recently met up with Bombette Martin at the Pier 62 Skatepark in Chelsea, NYC to hear her favorite things about skateboarding. From the freedom to the community, or just a way to have fun and express yourself. “Something good comes out of every interaction you get from skateboarding”