3,000+ MILES FOR MENTAL HEALTH

Pushing wood across America.

One skateboard. One person. Over 3,400 grueling miles. Two missions to save lives.

Who We Are Donating To

LIVE METRICS FROM THE ROAD

Unfiltered mileage

287

Miles Pushed

100%

Direct Funding

1

Person 3,000+ Miles

Our Sponsors

Low-angle close-up of scuffed skateboard wheels resting on a dusty, cracked asphalt highway shoulder, harsh midday sun glare, high-contrast desaturated tones.
Low-angle close-up of scuffed skateboard wheels resting on a dusty, cracked asphalt highway shoulder, harsh midday sun glare, high-contrast desaturated tones.
THE ROUTE

Asphalt & grit

Pushing across the country means meeting local communities on their own terrain. We skate through brutal highway heat, sleep behind roadside diners, and build concrete sanctuaries where kids can find their footing.

There are no corporate sponsors or polished public relations here. Just raw daily dispatches from the asphalt, proving that a piece of maple wood can carry a life-saving movement.

DAILY DISPATCHES

Raw road logs

Day 1 and Travel

Made it to New Jersey, and tomorrow I officially begin my Skate Across America journey! After months of planning, training, and preparing, it’s finally time to step on my skateboard and begin an adventure that will take me across the United States to raise awareness for mental health and burn survivors.

Day 2

The heatwave has definitely started and very greatful for the support here in Cape may area. It was such a messing to meet everyone here. Especially the Ford family your story is amzing and thank you for spending the time on the boardwalk with me.

Day 3 -4

This morning, I rolled out of Browns Mills, New Jersey, ready for another day on the road during my Skate Across America journey. Along the way, I made a few stops to pick up supplies, but the best part of the day wasn't what I bought—it was the incredible people I met.

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