To benefit a skatepark by Power House Productions, the Good Wood 'Skateboard Art Exhibition' is showcasing some really stylin' boards. With the help of 80 professional and non-professional artists, the boards are set up for bidding through the web. With a variety of different designs, graphics, colors, phrases (oh, hell yeah), and more, the fantastic skateboards are only available for bid with a beginning price of $50.
The 'Ride It' Sculpture Park to be built by Power House Productions in Detroit is benefitting from 100% of the proceeds of the event. Through these funds the park hopes to create not only a space to ride, but also contribute to funding for skateboards for kids who could otherwise not afford them.
Non-Profit Skater Goods
The Good Wood 'Skateboard Art Exhibition' Benefit Skate Park
Trend Themes
1. Skateboard Art - Artistic designs on skateboards to raise funds for non-profit skatepark organizations offer potential in the fashion and art industries
2. Crowdfunding for Skateparks - Crowdfunding campaigns for skateparks provide opportunities for non-profit fundraising and community involvement in the construction industry
3. Affordable Skateboards for Kids - Providing access to affordable skateboards for kids from low-income families creates potential partnerships between non-profit organizations and retailers in the sports industry
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Skateboard art designs can be translated into trendy clothing and accessories, creating potential partnerships in the fashion industry
2. Construction - Crowdfunding campaigns and community involvement in the construction of skateparks create opportunities for innovation in the construction industry
3. Sports Retail - Partnering with non-profit organizations to provide affordable skateboards for kids could lead to innovation in the marketing and distribution of sports equipment