For the Love of Skateboarding
Ronnie Kessner and Ish Cepeda with a little spring cleaning to collect some used gear donations for Keep It Rolling.
If you have used gear collecting dust at your house, gather it up, then drop it in your local shop’s Keep It Rolling collection box when it’s safe.
Your shop decides what organization or person it gets passed on.
Phil McCormick and The Jamestown Community Center provide youth in the Mission District of San Francisco a place to skateboard, have fun and be creative in a safe environment. Their organization and others like it rely exclusively on donations of skate gear to provide kids the opportunity to skate.
Donations from skaters and skateshops can help keep these organizations going or create new ones in places they don’t yet exist.
‘Keep It Rolling’ collection boxes are in skate shops now to help pass used gear onto organizations like these and other people who can use it.
You don’t need trucks with supernatural powers to Keep It Rolling. Skate ’em and pass ’em on. Be on the lookout for the new Keep It Rolling boxes in your local shop now. Skate shops will be collecting used gear and passing it on to organizations or people who can use them. Done is not Done. Let’s Keep It Rolling.
Always listen to Frank. When a deck is ‘done’ for you it may not be done for someone else. If you have used decks, trucks or wheels that are still skateable, be on the lookout for the new Keep It Rolling collection boxes at your local shop, so they can be passed on to someone who can use them. Check out more information HERE.
Skateboard products can be re-used and passed on to others who need them. The Keep It Rolling collection boxes are for skate shops and their communities to collect for the organization, artists, or people of their choice.
Together we can help others roll, create and love skating as much as we do. Plus, it keeps skate products out of landfills and into the right hands.
Done is not Done. Let’s Keep It Rolling. For more info Click HERE.