The Loudoun County Skate Project hosts a variety of events for promotion and fundraising purposes all for the objective to raise awareness of the need for public skateparks.

The list below, displays details on our upcoming or past events. Each of these were voluntarily planned and executed by members of our Board and local supporters. If you're interested in assisting us for future events, we encourage you to look at our volunteer opportunities or contact us directly.

Car Wash Fundraiser    May 30 2010 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Car Wash Fundraiser

Time: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Location: Potomac Falls Express Lube

For project: Sterling

Type: fundraiser, public.

More details:

LOCO Skate Project hosted a car wash fundraiser on May 30th from 11am to 3pm at Potomac Falls Express Lube in Sterling.  It was a free car wash with donations accepted that benefitted our efforts to bring a safe and legal skatepark to Sterling. Local skaters volunteered during the whole event and ended up racking in just under $300 for the skatepark. A skateboard that was donated by Convoy Skateboards and three "The Thriller" DVDs were given out for our volunteer raffle. Thanks to all who helped make this a success!

Baja Fresh Fundraising Night    April 20 2010 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Baja Fresh Fundraising Night

Time: 4 p.m. - 9 p.m.

Location: Baja Fresh, 20968 Southbank St., Sterling, Virginia 20165

For project: Sterling

Type: fundraiser, public.

More details:

Baja Fresh restaurant in Sterling will be hosting a fundraiser for LCSP on April 20th. Between 4pm and 9pm, 15% of all profits (including phone orders) will be donated to our efforts to bring safe skateboarding areas to Sterling. We encourage you, your family, and friends to get out of the kitchen and into this delicious mexican grill to enjoy some fine foods. Plus, there's no better way to support the local skatepark project than to 'wolf down' a burrito and nachos. We hope to see you there!

UPDATE: Thanks to all who came out to eat and support, we raised just under $200 for the skatepark!

Cleanup at Sugarland Run    August 15 2009 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Cleanup at Sugarland Run

Time: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Location: 200 Greenfield Ct Sterling, VA 20164

For project: Sterling

Type: promotional, public.

More details:

Loudoun County Skate Project has organized a community volunteer event to support their current skate park projects. This event will take place at the lake in Sugarland Run on the 15th of August from 10am to 1pm. Skateboarders, community residents, and other interested people are invited and encouraged to participate in this volunteer effort. Participants will be collecting trash from the perimeter of lake and surrounding areas, tidying pathway which borders the lake, and removing graffiti from the nearby drainage area which is a popular skateboarding area.

LCSP’s goal for this event is to renew a community eyesore into a clean environment where residents, wildlife, and nature can grow. The event will also bring local skateboarders and residents together in a volunteer effort to benefit their own community.

Read more about this skate spot in our previous blog post "The Pit Skate Spot Review".

Clean-up Result:

The clean-up event went excellent, about 10 volunteers participated and collected over 25 trash bags of litter floating around in the lake and on surrounding areas, and over 400 sq ft of graffiti was covered in the nearby drainage area. 

Some of the interesting items the volunteers found in the lake were a bike, yoga mat, trash can, 90's cell phone, lightsaber, and plenty of fishing lines, beer cans and arizona iced tea cans.

We would like to personally thank all of the volunteers who helped out: Stephen Jefferson, Barbara Jefferson, Anibel Andujar, William Rodriguez, Colby Millsap, Austin Jefferson, Nicole Conde, Jonathon Thurston, Isabel Paroon, Mark Millsap, Brent Jefferson, and Julian Vicencio.  Also thanks to Elizabeth Coe from the Loudoun Times newspaper for her help promoting the event and the Sugarland Home Owners Association for letting us host this event.

Thus Far Video Premiere    January 7 2008 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Thus Far Video Premiere

Time: 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m.

Location: Sterling Community Center, 120 Enterprise St., Sterling, Virginia

For project: Sterling

Type: fundraiser, public.

Entry Cost: $3

More details:

We hosted a video premiere for a local skateboarding video Thus Far, which was produced by Sterling native Nate Dean.  Nate now lives up in the New England area, but he produces films of skaters up north and locals down here in Northern Virginia.  It was a full house and the crowd was ecstatic through the whole premiere.

Skate in the Center 3    March 10 2007 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Skate in the Center 3

Time: 2:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Location: Sterling Community Center, 120 Enterprise St., Sterling, Virginia

For project: Sterling

Type: fundraiser, public.

Entry Cost: $5

More details:

This was our third event in the Skate in the Center fundraiser series.  As usual, a multitude of families and local skaters came to skate and show their support for the Loudoun County Skate Project.  We had distance and highest ollie contests, who claimed Nathan Wolfberg and Justin Damer as winners.

Skate in the Center 2    January 20 2007 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Skate in the Center 2

Time: 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Location: Sterling Community Center, 120 Enterprise St., Sterling, Virginia

For project: Sterling

Type: fundraiser, public.

Entry Cost: $5

More details:

This was our second event in the Skate in the Center fundraiser series.  We had another tremendous turn-out.  Thanks to all who attended and showed their support!

Skate in the Center 1    December 9 2006 PHOTOS & MORE INFO

Skate in the Center 1

Time: 3 p.m. - 9 p.m.

Location: Sterling Community Center, 120 Enterprise St., Sterling, Virginia

For project: Sterling

Type: fundraiser, public.

Entry Cost: $5

More details: This was our first event in the Skate in the Center fundraiser series. We setup various skate obstacles inside of the gym at the Sterling Community Center in a fashion to represent a skatepark. Residents and skaters were invited to attend and watch or participate in the activity. We did our best to capture the desires these young skaters were urging, even if only for one day, they were able soak up every second of the experience.