We have raised over $150,000 towards the Oak Cliff Dallas Skatepark. See the park design here and donate below

Thanks to generous donations from many in the community, we have successfully raised over $150,000+ for the project. We have begun working with the city’s procurement department to get an official engineered design. We still need to raise $250,000, so please reach out to nick@skateparksfordallas.org to find out how you can contribute, including naming sponsorships!.

Any amount helps, if you want to donate on your credit card, please do so below!

We received $25,000 from the Eugene McDermott Foundation and amazing sponsors have come together to achieve the full match.

$1Million has been allocated from the 2024 Parks & Rec Bond towards the Oak Cliff Skatepark.

Thank you Oak Cliff Skatepark Sponsors!

• Palladium USA

• Addy Foundation

• Larkspur Capital

• Methodist Dallas Medical Center

• Texas State Representative Rafael Anchia

• Dallas County Commissioner Dr. Elba Garcia

• Alamo Manhattan

• JR Huerta - Huerta Family Foudation

• Constable Michael Orozco

• The Kessler Theater & Longhorn Ballroom’s Edwin Cabaniss

• Civitas Capital

• Clarifi Title

• Trialta

• Ged Dipprey Real Estate Group

• Champions Club Texas

• Grace Cook

• Daniel Stewart

• Sheriff Lupe Valdez

• Paul Wingo

• Shoncy Raspberry

• MetroTex Realtors

• Tezanto Architects

• Candy’s Dirt

• Ashford Group

• Davis Billingsley

• Anti Eatery & Bar

• Mintwood Real Estate & Oakhouse Dallas

• Archer Western Construction

• Kucharski Group

• Another Round Dallas

• Philissa Properties LLC

Community is rallying around the creation of a skatepark at westmoreland park, get involved!

The most common request to Skateparks for Dallas since our founding in 2017 has been for a skatepark to be built in Oak Cliff, so we were very excited to be approached by District 1 City Council Member Chad West and Park Board Representative JR Huerta regarding the creation of a skatepark in the district.

While our Oak Cliff elected representatives provided the spark, the community was truly ignited by the possibly. In no time, an in-person design input session was organized in partnership with New Line Skateparks that overflowed with enthusiasm at the Martin Weiss Recreation Center. After this exciting event, local media including the Oak Cliff Advocate and Dallas Morning News wrote stories in support of the park.

• Dash for the Beads - May 2023: Dash for the Beads granted $3000 for the Oak Cliff skatepark.

• Chad West Law - Spring 2023: $2000 donation

• Clinton Haley - Spring 2023: $1000 donation

• Color Me Empowered - Spring 2023: $2500 donation

• Kyle Molina - Spring 2023: $500 donation

• Oak Cliff Advocate - December 13, 2022: How Oak Cliff is looking to solve the skatepark shortage

• Oak Cliff Advocate - January 12, 2023: Westmoreland Park proposed as location for future skatepark

• Dallas Morning News - January 11, 2023: Oak Cliff skateboarders will have a space of their own at Westmoreland Park (article image)

• January 26, Anonymous Donor gifts $2500 to the park

• The initial meeting was to gather initial community input about what was desired in a new skatepark, and you can read the SURVEY RESULTS HERE (PDF download)

• April 17, 2023 - The Dallas Observer’s Vera “Velma” Hernandez took amazing pictures and wrote a great article

The Oak Cliff Skatepark T-Shirt was a huge hit, so we sold out.

GET INVOLVED

The skatepark is estimated to cost $800,000 to build, and the city of Dallas Parks & Recreation is able to match donations. If the community can raise $400,000 then the project can move ahead. We have already raised $60,000

All donations via Skateparks for Dallas are tax deductible. Skateparks for Dallas is a 501(c)(3) non-profit based on Dallas, TX

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