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On May 15, Can’d Aid Volunteers Build 135 Skateboards to Donate to Nashville Youth


WHAT: Local volunteers with Can’d Aid will build 135 skateboards to be donated to the entire 5th grade class at Charlotte Park Elementary School!


Can’d Aid has partnered with Square State Skate to make this a memorable donation. Charlotte students will be treated to a 3-day long PE program with their new skateboards, ensuring kids are learning the importance of getting outside and leading active lives.


WHEN:

  • Skateboard Build - May 15, 5-7pm

  • Skateboard Donation - May 16, 1-2:30pm

WHERE:

  • Skateboard Build - Blackstone Brewing Co. (2312 Clifton Ave Suite B, Nashville, TN 37209)

  • Skateboard Donation - Charlotte Park Elementary School (480 Annex Ave, Nashville, TN 37209)

MEDIA OPP: Media are invited to attend the skateboard build and donation.


WHY: Children average 7 hours of screen time per day and only 1 in 5 gets the daily recommended amount of exercise. Through its Treads + Trails program, Can’d Aid helps combat these troubling statistics. Can’d Aid has donated more than 3,500 bikes and skateboards nationally to students in 2022. At a time when our nation’s youth are experiencing extreme levels of anxiety, depression and mental health issues, Can’d Aid’s programs provide healthy and active outlets for underserved and at-risk children across the country. To donate, join the do-goodery or find out more, please visit candaid.org.


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About Can’d Aid

Can’d Aid is a nationally recognized nonprofit that rallies volunteers from all walks of life to build thriving communities. Through their unique integrated approach, they distribute water, increase access and opportunities for underserved youth to experience music, arts and the outdoors; and protect and restore the environment. Since inception in 2013, more than 3 million cans of water have been distributed, over 13,000 skateboards and bikes have been built for underprivileged youth, more than 3,000 instruments have been donated and the equivalent of 73 million aluminum cans have been recycled. To donate, volunteer or learn more, please visit candaid.org.


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