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Skateboarding for everyone.​

  What We Do  

Right to Skate is a nonprofit that connects Saskatchewan youth and marginalized communities with skateboarding.

  Why we Do It  

Skateboarding improves emotional regulation, alleviates mental distress, and shows long-term benefits in treating trauma, depression, and addiction.

  How it works  

We fundraise and offer paid skateboard lessons to those that CAN afford it, and use that money to give skateboards and lessons to those who CAN'T afford it.

  News  

Money raised helps us run free programs and give skateboards to:

-Afghanistan Refugees   -Indigenous Organizations

-Women & 2SLGBTQ  -Newcomer Canadians​

We are open to new partnerships with Indigenous communities this year.

Get in touch!

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   Upcoming Skateboard Lessons   

 Our "everyone welcome" skateboard lessons run from May - September. Sign up to receive an email when we release the 2025 schedule in March and get early access to registration 
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Do you need help paying for skateboarding?

That's what we're here for. â€‹â€‹

If you live in Saskatchewan and come from a low-income family or have other barriers to accessing skateboarding, you may be eligible to receive a skateboard, shoes, or lessons. 

Learn more about the Eli Kerslake Memorial Skate Scholarship

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