Meet the sponsors
that keep our events free!
We are very appreciative of all our donors, large and small, over the years who have kept our programs FREE for all our participants. Want to become a sponsor? Click the ‘Get Involved’ tab to message us!
ZillaState - Missoula, MT
ZillaState, a small brokerage in Missoula, MT, is one of our largest donors. Funding not only our event overhead, ZillaState provides donations to get skateboard gear to those in need along with day passes and lesson vouchers for underprivileged snowboarders that want to participate in our events at Lost Trail. During the pandemic, they also provided us with an outdoor tent and inflatable couches to keep us socially distanced at the ski area! Thanks Jed!!
Black Coffee - Missoula, MT
Black Coffee is one of our longest-running sponsors of Girls on Shred. Not only do we love their coffee, but we also love their staff and owners. Some of their employees even volunteer with us! Go check them out using the link below.
Ride
Founded in Redmond, WA. in late 1992, RIDE launched into the snowboard industry to create a company “for the people”. They still remain one of the top brands to buy boots, bindings, and boards from and have generously donated snowboard gear to our programs to raffle off, demo for free, and giveaway to those in need. We love them and so should you, peep their website using the button below.
HURRAW! - Whitefish, MT
HURRAW! has donated product and funds to Girls on Shred since day one. This balm is our addiction and we are OK with that.
BOARD OF MISSOULA - Missoula, MT
Our longest running sponsor is our very own local skateshop, Board of Missoula! These folks rock, allowing us to host private events in their indoor ramp and providing prizes for our raffles and giveaways. If you’re in Missoula swing by the shop and support those who support us!
Volcom
They aren’t new to this, they’re true to this! Volcom has donated gear and discounts to our organization since 2013! Big love to Eva and Clint for keeping us minty and helping us get gear to youth in need!