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Locality: Vista, California

Phone: +1 760-477-2479



Address: 1611-A S. Melrose DR #360 92081 Vista, CA, US

Website: www.skatepark.org

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The Skatepark Project 17.11.2020

Now through the end of the year, your donation to The Skatepark Project will be DOUBLED. Learn more & help us reach our goal: https://bit.ly/TSP-Matching

The Skatepark Project 08.11.2020

Wondering how to get a skatepark in your town? Watch this SKATEPARK 101 webinar! #skatepark #skateparkproject

The Skatepark Project 03.11.2020

The new "Birdman Pack" for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2 includes my very first Powell-Peralta graphic, and all proceeds go to The Skatepark Project:

The Skatepark Project 19.10.2020

Addison Rae recently got skate lessons from Tony Hawk and took the time to throw The Skatepark Project some love! Thanks for helping to spread the word and supporting the creation of skateparks where they are needed most

The Skatepark Project 16.10.2020

The Birdman Pack has officially landed with 10 new and classic skate decks available in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2 with proceeds benefitting TSP Support the creation of safe and inclusive public skateparks for youth while ripping your custom digital boards. HERE'S HOW: bit.ly/3k7ZJYO

The Skatepark Project 27.09.2020

From our friends at @exposureskate: DEADLINE EXTENDED TO NOV 12! Tag a female-identifying skater whose part you want to see! Winning videos will get on the @thrashermag site AND a piece of the $50,000 prize purse. You can submit a full part, a best trick, a fun crew edit or even an edit showing how you, a skater, support your local community. We are also collecting donations for survivors of domestic violence. This year these donations are particularly important as domestic abuse has been on the rise due to COVID lockdowns." Head to ExposureSkate.org to learn more.

The Skatepark Project 14.09.2020

Every donation made to The Skatepark Project through the end of the year is being matched (up to 125k combined) meaning your gift will go twice as far. More than skateparks, TSP is building coalitions, advocacy groups, and above all, community! Together, we can bring the joy of skateparks to youth across the nation, click the link below and donate today! Every little bit helps us reach our goal

The Skatepark Project 27.08.2020

Join us in two hours to chat about your #skatepark project needs. 1PM PST, 4PM EST. Live on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85014873054 Meeting ID: 850 1487 3054 Passcode: 601604 +16699009128,,85014873054#,,,,,,0#,,601604# US (San Jose)... #skateparkproject #skateparkhelp #publicskatepark See more

The Skatepark Project 24.08.2020

Repost from @tonyhawk (though sentiment felt greatly by our entire staff): Last night we celebrated Miki Vuckovich’s tenure as executive director of @theskateparkproject. He is moving on, but we - and skateboarders everywhere - were lucky to have him at the helm for the last 16 years. Miki and I met at Del Mar Skate Ranch in 1982 and were the only two skaters at San Dieguito High School in our freshmen year. We were both miserable there, constantly being picked on (bullied)... for simply choosing to ride skateboards as a hobby. But we found salvation and community at the skatepark; it was our misfit island, a place where we had the strongest sense of belonging and freedom, and where we formed life-long friendships with the other outcasts. We both chose to leave SDHS after our first year there - Miki enrolled himself in the nearby Army/Navy Academy and I was allowed to transfer high schools because my home bordered the school districts. The importance of having a skatepark as our refuge in those formative years was not lost on us, and it is exactly why I started the foundation and eventually put Miki in charge of it. Skateboarding has defined him for the last 40+ years, and he was the perfect voice for our mission of public skateparks in underserved areas. He worked tirelessly behind the scenes as an advocate for skaters everywhere, and is very likely one of the main reasons that you have a skatepark in your town. Thanks for everything Miki, skateboarding is in a better place because of your unfailing passion. We wish you all the best at @usaskateboarding. Prologue: @sda_mustangs has fully embraced skateboarding since our departure, offering on-campus (!) skate sessions during lunch. We’ve come long way but there is much more work to be done. See more