At Kokoro Project , each skateboard deck tells a story: that of a dream, a passion, but also a responsibility towards the planet .
Creating skateboards is not just about manufacturing objects, it's about offering durable boards that fit into an approach that respects the environment and those who share it.
Since the launch of the brand, my goal has been clear: to build a project that makes sense, both for the skate community and for nature.
During the Kokoro Project fundraising campaign , 5% of sales of the Kintsugi model will be donated to a local environmental association in the Grand Est region .
This initiative, chosen collectively with the community at the end of the campaign, allows every skater, rider, supporter or enthusiast of art and freedom to contribute concretely to the preservation of the environment .
But the commitment doesn't stop there: throughout the year, 5% of sales from all Kokoro boards will also be donated annually to fund projects related to ecology, reforestation , biodiversity protection and the preservation of our natural spaces.
In this endeavor, I also collaborate with Julien who created La Grange Workshop , a committed workshop that recovers old skateboards to transform them into furniture or unique objects.
Recycling, reinventing and extending the life of each board is a way to reduce waste while giving a new dimension to what seemed destined to disappear.
A €4 voucher, valid in both our shops, is offered for each old board you collect. To send us your old boards, please contact us.
Kokoro Project is much more than a skateboard brand. It's a movement that seeks to create ethical boards , to bring together a community around ecological values , and to build a future where every action counts.
Supporting Kokoro means supporting a project that combines freedom, creativity, and respect for the environment . Because protecting our planet also means protecting our most precious playground.
