Adaptive skateboarding is breaking barriers and inspiring communities across the country. This summer, 6-12 adaptive skaters from different states are coming together to perform a demo at the Jackalope Festival in Virginia Beach. Our goal is to show the world how disabled skaters can perform at high levels and compete worldwide, with hopes to participate in the LA28 Paralympics.

Many of these skaters are disabled and do not work, so your support will help cover the cost of travel, lodging, and food. Every dollar makes it possible for these athletes to share their talents, inspire others, and build awareness for adaptive skateboarding.

My name is Edward Jeffries, founder of Kickpushorg in Las Vegas, Nevada. I speak at schools for free, spreading awareness and giving back skate shoes and clothes to the community. I was honored to be one of seven adaptive skateboarders to perform at the 2024 Paris Olympics, closing out the show with a big Noseslide down the Hubba Ledge and sharing love with the world. Your support means everything to us—please help us make this demo possible and continue spreading hope and inclusion.