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Chad Muska Stands with Uganda Skateboard Society After Their Beloved Skatepark Is Torn Down

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ShreddER July 27, 2026
Chad Muska Stands with Uganda Skateboard Society After Their Beloved Skatepark Is Torn Down
Credit: Uganda Skateboard Society; Vice

As we previously reported, Uganda Skateboard Society's only skatepark has been demolished after the land was reclaimed by its owner.

READ MORE: Uganda Skateboard Society Needs Your Help Rebuilding After Its Skatepark Was Demolished

Uganda Skateboard Society Skatepark Has Been Demolished
Credit: Thrasher; Uganda Skateboard Society

It was heartbreaking news for the local skateboarding community, especially after everything the crew had done to build and care for the park over the years.

Even though the land was never officially theirs, the skaters have continued to stay positive and thankful that they were able to create a place where so many people discovered skateboarding, made friends, and spent countless hours together.

The skatepark became much more than a place to skate. It became a home for the community.

Since the demolition, support has poured in from around the skateboarding world. Thrasher and adidas Skateboarding have both stepped in with financial assistance to help the crew begin again.

While their generosity has made a huge difference, there is still a long way to go before a new permanent skatepark can become a reality.

Now, skate legend Chad Muska has also shared his support after watching the emotional footage of the skatepark being torn down.

Muska thanked the crew for everything they have done and encouraged people to help the fundraising campaign.

Through his one-man company, he has also continued sending products and supporting the Uganda Skateboard Society.

The organization has launched a GoFundMe campaign with a goal of raising $80,000 to build a new skatepark that the community can finally call its own.

READ MORE: GoFundMe Campaign Launched After Uganda Skateboard Society Skatepark Was Demolished

GoFundMe Campaign Launched After Uganda Skateboard Society Skatepark Was Demolished
@Salad Days of Skateboarding

At the time of writing, the fundraiser has already reached $69,880, showing just how many people from around the world want to help make this happen.

With the campaign getting closer to its goal, every donation can help bring the project across the finish line.

If you are able to help, now is a great time to donate and support one of skateboarding's most inspiring communities as they work toward building a new home for future generations of skaters.

Uganda Skateboard Society wrote:

"@themuska reacts to the heartbreaking footage of our skatepark being demolished. Thanks for standing with us and for all the support & products we have been getting from the one man company. Donate towards our new skatepark construction link in our bio.
📹 @thrashermag"

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