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Pablo Ramirez Foundation.

Making a Difference by Helping Our Community

The Pablo Ramirez Foundation hand-selects key non-profit partners with goals that are consistent with what mattered most to Pablo: skateboarding, art, and music, and are already making a difference in their communities. Scroll through this newsletter to learn more about our incredible partners.

The YMCA Skate Camp is a skateboarder’s paradise. Located beside the beautiful Sequoia Lake, The skate camp offers a unique connection to nature and camaraderie. For over thirty years, the YMCA Skate Camp program has offered a specialized summer camp experience in a fun and safe environment. There are a myriad of different opportunities to skate and create. A place where life long memories are made every day. It is a destination no skater would want to miss. They encompass all aspects of skateboarding culture including music, nature, art, DIY zine making, and most importantly- community.

For more information, follow this link: https://ymcacampsequoialake.org/skate-camp/

San Francisco Skate Club strives to provide a safe, positive, and fun environment for youth of diverse backgrounds to pursue their passion or desire to skateboard, meet and form friendships with other young skaters, and learn from experienced skateboarders who are role models in the community. They believe in children’s creativity, individuality, and openness to learn new things. They nurture the ability to set goals and take risks in a safe environment. Above all else, they strive to ensure that everyone in our community feels accepted, respected, and appreciated.

To learn more, visit https://www.sfskateclub.com

Skate Like A Girl's mission is to to create an inclusive community by promoting confidence, leadership, and social justice through skateboarding. Their vision is to empower skaters, especially young women and/or trans people, to grow into strong, confident leaders who promote and implement social equity. We value experiential learning and civic participation, and Skate Like A Girl checks those boxes by providing opportunities to be involved in the skateboarding community. They have groups located in Seattle, Portland and the SF Bay Area.

To learn more, visit https://www.skatelikeagirl.com

Youth Art Exchange was a favorite spot of Pablo’s where he felt inspired to create, express himself, and connect with other artists.

Youth Art Exchange sparks a shared creative practice between professional artists and public high school students, furthering youth as leaders, thinkers, and artists in San Francisco. Their vision is that every public high school student in San Francisco will have access to meaningful, in-depth arts education that amplifies their voices.

Find out more by visiting: https://www.youthartexchange.org/

Oaktown Jazz Workshops (OJW) promotes jazz music education among San Francisco Bay Area youth ages 10-18. OJW fills a critical gap left by inconsistent music programming in public schools and costly private music programs that are inaccessible to many low-income families.

OJW provides a space for youth to grow artistically, personally, and professionally by offering free, high quality music instruction and experiential musical training for young people who could not otherwise afford private music lessons or private music school.

 

To learn more, visit www.oaktownjazz.org/main

 

There are lots of ways to give to PRF! Reach out if you’d like more information on giving to PRF, including named gift opportunities.

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Players Philanthropy Fund
1122 Kenilworth Drive #201
Townson, MD 21204

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The Pablo Ramirez Foundation (PPF)
1122 Kenilworth Dr Suite 201
Towson, MD 21204
USA

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