COMMUNITY WORK WE DO
‘Kids Being Kids’ Volunteers- Got Blue Jeans 2018
Our “Kids Being Kids” program invites kids and their families to enjoy all the skatepark has to offer, including scooters, knee-slides, a foam pit, Sony PlayStation room, arts & crafts and, of course, skateboarding. There will also be a vert ramp demo by some of the park’s amazing volunteers and experienced riders.
Jay Mandarino, Owner, CJ’s Skatepark
‘Kids Being Kids’ – Volunteers Needed
2019-2020
Kids and their families are welcome to come out and lend a helping hand with waiver signing, food and beverage distribution, group stretching and assisting kids with their chosen activities. No equipment or expertise is required, just jeans, sneakers and a genuine smile!A great time is sure to be had by all.
Jay Mandarino, Owner, CJ’s Skatepark
Samaritan Mag
Sick kids, special needs kids, even a transgendered group. We have the richest kids and the poorest kids. And we have no issues. It’s all about just having fun. We’ve had a huge impact. In our autistic program we’ve had kids who were never supposed to speak end up speaking. We are breaking the barriers.
Jay Mandarino, Owner, CJ’s Skatepark
CJ’s SKATEPARK Kids Being Kids Poster
2019-2020
You’re invited to play, have fun and experience all CJ’s SKATEPARK has to offer. Enjoy skateboarding, scootering, the foam pit, knee-slides, Sony PlayStation room, arts & crafts, beverages, chicken dogs & pizza lunch, plus a demo by our amazing volunteers and experienced riders.
Jay Mandarino, Owner, CJ’s Skatepark
Kick the flip out of cancer
The Fight to End Cancer gala could not happen without awesome community support. Since 2015, CJ’s SKATEPARK and CJ Graphics have been strong supporter of the Fight To End Cancer. Their commitment and support to the event speak volumes about their desire to make a difference.
Jay Mandarino, Owner, CJ’s Skatepark
Foundation PDF
Chill was founded in 1995 by Jake and Donna Carpenter, founders of Burton Snowboards. Since it’s inception, Chill has served more than 30,000 young people, working with approximately 3,000 youth annually. Recognizing the inherent strength and potential that exists in each of our participants, we teach new skills, building confidence, and inspire a lifelong love for boardsports.
Jay Mandarino, Owner, CJ’s Skatepark