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The Skatepark Project

About: “Today, The Skatepark Project has helped build nearly 700 skateparks across all 50 states, has provided thousands of kids with skateboards, helmets, and pads, makes clinics and contests available in underserved neighborhoods, has supported international communities to realize their skatepark dreams, and so much more.”

“The Skatepark Project supports communities across the country in creating safe, inclusive public skateparks and empowering young people through skateboarding.

[They] provide grant funding, expert guidance on skatepark development, and youth skate programs that foster creativity, resilience, and connection. [They] also help remove barriers by offering access to skateboarding equipment and resources, ensuring every young person can participate, regardless of their financial circumstances.”

More: The Skatepark Project (formerly the Tony Hawk Foundation), founded in 2002, has successfully funded and helped build nearly 700 public skateparks across all 50 U.S. states, providing over 9 million annual visitors with safe places to skate. The nonprofit has awarded over $13 million in grants, focusing on underserved communities to foster community, mental health, and physical activity.

Key accomplishments include:

• Infrastructure Growth: Supported the construction of over 600-700 skateparks, with hundreds more in development. In 2024 alone, 15 new parks opened across 10 states.
• Underserved Communities: Focused on building in low-income areas, rural spots, and Native American reservations to provide access to safe, free, high-quality public skateparks.
• Equipment & Programming: Through the "Supply the Ride" program, the project has distributed hundreds of skateboards, helmets, pads, and BMX bikes to youth.
• Advocacy & Education: The organization helps local advocates navigate the process of building skateparks, offering training and resources to create sustainable, community-driven spaces.
• Social Impact: Promotes mental and physical health, fostering a sense of belonging for youth and creating spaces that, according to studies, often lead to a decrease in local youth crime.