Showing posts with label skateboard non-profit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skateboard non-profit. Show all posts

Thursday, June 12, 2014

100 Skateboards built Google Serve at building 46 Board Rescue Build

Thank you to all the Google employee's that came out after lunch or during lunch to spend a few hours building skateboards for Board Rescue.org. Google Serve Big thanks to Google employed skaters Gary Fluitt (former slalom skateboard world champion) and Jeff Hedges (Santa Cruz Skateboards team rider) skateboarding history at it's finest. Google Community Impact and google.org Giving begins in the places where we live and work. We support local nonprofits in their efforts to make our neighborhoods and schools cleaner, safer and smarter. Lots of energy, lots of yellow, green, red and blue bikes. Hope we get to do it again.

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Thank you for an amazing day today!!!

Can't wait to see 155 smiles coming soon. It was great to meet all of you. Awesome offices. Green and very cool companies. Board Rescue Missed my Crossfitwest crew but I had a good excuse today. As a social media person it was very hard not to want to post. lol ;)

Monday, September 23, 2013

4th Annual Skate Art and Fundraiser Board Rescue Show soon!

Board photo's have started getting emailed and posted. Some very cool board graphics. Can't wait until they start coming in to us. Better get on my own board art as well.

November 2, 2013

Saturday 7:00 -10:00pm

The Santa Cruz Boardroom

825 41st Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062

DJ Ray Stevens II will be spinning tunes, stop by and check out all the incredible artwork, purchase some raffle tickets. All Artwork will be auctioned off on eBay beginning November 4, 2013 under ebay seller ID boardrescue

Featured Artists:* Jimbo Phillips, Colby Phillips, Duane Peters, Jason Adams, Steve Olson, Steve Caballero, Justin Forbes, Jason Jessee, Steve Alba, Lucas Musgrave, Keith Meek, Bryce Kanights, Cindy Whitehead, David Hackett, Danny Sun, Kori Thompson, Christian Cooper, Eli Roe, Erik Fieber, Chris Sprouls, Lizzie Armanto, Richard Sanchez, Laura Thornhill-Caswell, Desiree Ronald Astorga, Joey Vela, Adrian Pina, Stan Strocher, Jeremy Micheal Elder, Gary Holl, Candace Wright, Jonny Miller, Judi Oyama, Angela Stucky, Katie Steidl, Ben Dodd, and more..

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Skateboard Class if taught would be in the Spring 2012



I along with Gary Holl founder of Board Rescue have taught a few classes that filled up quickly. We enjoyed teaching the classes and have had many parents and friends ask if we would do it again. It is a big commitment since you have to fill out a 5 page form, plan it 8 months ahead and I have always made good swag sticker bags and a signed Skate certificate per each student. I've asked all the local shops to offer a discount for that week which they all have. (Much appreciated.) We have taught a Slide Class with Cliff Coleman and slalom Class at Pacific Collegiate School, and a beginning class at the Santa Cruz Skatepark. Big kudo's to all of the skaters that let us take over the park and respected the little ones. And to my many friends that have helped teach the class and give up a skate day which I know is a big deal when you work all week and give up a day for young tikes that aren't even your own. I will turn away any Mothers that try and drop off their child who isn't signed up. You know who you are and shame on you for doing that and putting your child in that uncomfortable position and putting me on the spot as well. I'm not taking in flakes if I teach again. I have a poll to see which kind of class and if I get enough interest. Thanks.

City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department. We are currently accepting class proposals for our Winter - Spring 2012 session.
No classes will be held on Martin Luther King Day
(January 16), President’s Day (February 20), Spring Break (April 2-8) and
Memorial Day (May 28).

Thursday, July 14, 2011

2nd Annual Board Rescue Skate Art Show Fundraiser



2nd Annual Board Rescue Art Show Fundraiser

September 16, 2011
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
The Santa Cruz Boardroom skate shop
825 41st Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Featuring Artists:
Steve Olson, Lance Mountain, Jason Adams, Steve Caballero, Justin Forbes, Lucas Musgrave, David Hackett, Duane Peters, Keith Meek, Kevin Walsh, Bryce Kanights, Mark Whiteley, Pat Ngoho, Cindy Whitehead, Desiree Ronald Astorga, Christen Cooper, Danny Sun, Erik Fieber, Chris Sprouls, Eli Atkins, David Swift, Chris Pastras, Angela Stucky and more.

DJ Ray Stevens II will be spinning tunes, BBQ and Raffle, check out the Artwork and purchase a Board Rescue T-shirt. Boards will be auctioned on Ebay all sales will go toward Board Rescue. In the window from September 16 - October 7th, Ebay Auction will end October 12th.

More Details on Board Rescue.org, Facebook.com/boardrescue, Twitter.com/Boardrescue
All Proceeds go to Board Rescue.

Board Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public benefit corporation. We partner with the skateboard industry to supply skateboard decks, trucks, wheels and safety equipment to organizations that work with children, targeting low-income and at risk youth. Our grants are made possible because of equipment donations from our generous partners, and monetary donations by individuals like you.

Santa Cruz Boardroom

825 41st Ave. Santa Cruz, Ca 95062. 831-464-2500

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Board Rescue article interview with Gary Holl Action Sports Now

Article about Board Rescue board members photo taken at the 2011 Tim Brauch skateboard contest at Lake Cunningham skate park photo by Jay Watson.



We have our second annual Art Show and Fundraiser coming up in September. This will be held at the Santa Cruz Boardroom in Santa Cruz California. This year’s amazing contributing artists include Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain, Jason Adams, Christian Cooper, Jimbo Philips, Steve Olson, Duane Peters and many more. We will also be at this year’s Tim Brauch Bowl contest at Lake Cunningham Skateboard Park in San Jose, CA on September 25. In order to get more details on these events you can follow us on FaceBook and our website.

Action Sports Now

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Support ESCAPE ROUTE: An All-Female Community Skateboard Zine



ABOUT THE PROJECT: We want to print issue #2 of the community based female skateboarding zine Escape Route. Escape Route is a DIY cut and paste community driven zine featuring all female skateboarders. The idea of the zine is to inspire people to skate, properly represent females in the skate community AND show that we're everywhere!!!!! It also seeks to empower young girls & women to grow into strong, confident leaders who promote and implement social equity via skateboarding.

Escape Route will share submissions contributed by female skaters from around the world. Submissions include photos, articles and interviews of skaters, recipes, tour diaries, reviews, directions to skate spots, up and coming skate events, and places to stay/people to contact when on skate trips.

ABOUT PRINTING THE ZINE: In order to finish this project we need to print the zine (this is where you and Kickstarter come in). It will be a 32 page, color, 5.5"x8.5", cut/paste zine. We would like to use a printing company who uses recycled papers/soy-based inks. It'll be about $500 to print the zines. It will also be about another $600 to distribute the zines (it costs about a $1 to ship in the US. and about $3 to ship worldwide) depending where the zines are sent. $50 will go toward kickstarter/amazon processing fees.

PLEDGES: The money pledged to the zine via Kickstarter will go toward paying for the printing services and postage for distributing the zines worldwide. All leftover money (if any) will go toward future issues of the zine. Since this is a volunteer run zine, we are using Kickstarter to pay for the zine and make the zine more accessible to people regardless of their financial situation by not having to charge $ for Escape Route.

If you'd like to be a part of the #2 issue of Escape Route please send in your submissions to skatelikeagirlsf@gmail.com by May 21, 2011. We'd like to have the zine ready to print by May 31, 2011 and ready to distribute by June 2011.

You can find more information about:

Skate Like A Girl: www.skatelikeagirl.com

Issue #1: http://skatelikeagirlsf.bigcartel.com/product/escape-route-zine-1

Project location: San Francisco, CA




When: Saturday, April 30, 2011
Where: Women’s Building & Potrero del Sol Park, SF
What: SLAG SF will be collaborating with the non-profit organization San Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR) on Saturday, April 30, 2011. Come out and join us in support of SFWAR’s 6th Annual Walk Against Rape starting at the Women’s Building and Ending at the Potrero del Sol Skatepark. SLAG SF will be participating in the march and providing a skate clinic as well as skating the Potrero Skatepark at the end of the walk. There will be performances and vendors as well for the remainder of the day. Proceeds from the day’s events will go out to the organization’s services that support survivors of rape and sexual assault. The walk will begin at 10 am and end around 1:30pm with activities throughout the day at Potrero del Sol Park. Our clinic welcomes everyone. This event is open to individuals of all ages and all abilities. Come out for fresh air, exercise, and support of a good cause. For more information or to register and walk in the march visit sfwar.org.

To walk with SLAG SF contact us at sanfrancisco@skatelikeagirl.com

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Board Rescue Window Display Urban Outtitters


A few photos of the window. We will be posting more photos and putting up the boards on ebay. We will keep you posted on Board Rescue org, Board Rescue Facebook and twitter.
Thank you to all that made it out. Thanks for the support.
Next big date to save is September 19, 2010 in Santa Cruz. More details later.








I need to show a better photo of the Slap board which is third from the left. It has the first and last printed issue of Slap Magazine. Some of the images show an empty board. I took the mags out to copy the cover and replaced with print outs so the originals wouldn't be in the sun for a month.