Tucked beneath evo's Fremont flagship store in Seattle, All Together Skatepark (ATS) serves not only as a haven for skaters but also as a force for youth empowerment. Since its establishment in 2013 as the heir to Inner Space, Seattle's last indoor skatepark, ATS has enriched the lives of thousands of young people.
We believe skateboarding transcends being just a sport; it's a community, a platform for self-expression, and a pathway to resilience and self-confidence. The Community Skater Program is an extension of this belief, aimed at providing a means for young skaters to learn and grow, irrespective of their financial circumstances.
The initiative is simple yet impactful:
We’re weaving in a program where kids can participate in our ATS skate camps, free of cost. The program is focused on simplicity - no financial evaluations, no cumbersome paperwork. Skaters or their families only need to express their interest, and we’ll take it from there.
This program is a reflection of what a decade of community support and engagement at ATS has built. It's about taking the existing camaraderie and the shared passion for skateboarding a notch higher, ensuring the ramps of ATS continue to be a place for growth, learning, and empowerment.
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Local Partnerships
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Custom Skate Deck Designs
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*most recent was a 40 year old dad
2022 marked a milestone in the ATS story with the unveiling of a second location at evo's Campus Salt Lake. This 5,000 square-foot indoor/outdoor park is designed to facilitate progression across all skill levels, reflecting ATS's philosophy of fostering growth.
The inception of ATS was a community-driven effort. Back in 2013, evo appealed to the community to help raise funds for the park through a successful crowdfunding campaign. The effort garnered the support of over 139 individual contributors and surpassed the initial fundraising goal by a significant margin.