The event was a success! 145 volunteers showed up to help the kids surf at La Jolla Shores. Even though surfing is an event of selfishness this SignOnSanDiego article Wave of Giving tells us
If we're to believe the conventional wisdom, then surfing at its root is nothing but a selfish sport, the purview of overgrown children and hapless, jobless bums, a time-wasting, go-nowhere pastime that really doesn't add much to the culture and only serves as another clever waste of time dreamed up by the slackers. Yes, that's the conventional wisdom, antiquated though it is.
The Windansea Surf Club, for instance, has for the past 20 years held "Kids Day At The Beach," providing underprivileged children with an opportunity to surf for a day.
"These kids would have no means of getting to the beach if it weren't for this event," says Adam Bloomberg, Windansea Surf Club president. "And we're not trying to change their lives. All we're trying to do is to put a smile on their face for one day. That's our No. 1 goal."
The event was a success! 145
If we're to believe the conventional wisdom, then surfing at its root is nothing but a selfish sport, the purview of overgrown children and hapless, jobless bums, a time-wasting, go-nowhere pastime that really doesn't add much to the culture and only serves as another clever waste of time dreamed up by the slackers. Yes, that's the conventional wisdom, antiquated though it is.
The Windansea Surf Club, for instance, has for the past 20 years held "Kids Day At The Beach," providing underprivileged children with an opportunity to surf for a day.
"These kids would have no means of getting to the beach if it weren't for this event," says Adam Bloomberg, Windansea Surf Club president. "And we're not trying to change their lives. All we're trying to do is to put a smile on their face for one day. That's our No. 1 goal."