Giving Tuesday
We’re all intimately familiar with the consumer frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Immediately following Thanksgiving, prices drop and throngs of turkey and stuffing fueled shoppers take to the
Author: Brittany Powell
Final Interview with Jake Burton Carpenter
The cluttered home office of Jake Burton Carpenter, the man most often credited with putting snowboards on ski slopes, pays homage to his passion. At least 40 snowboards are strewn
Remembering Jake
All of us at Chill are deeply saddened by the sudden loss of our co-founder and friend, Jake Burton Carpenter who passed away peacefully on Wednesday with his family by
We’re at The Berrics!
If you’re at all familiar with the L.A. skate community, you’ve probably heard of The Berrics. Maybe you’ve seen a video or two that has been filmed there or watched
We’re joining the Global Climate Strike
Join us in taking action on September 20th for the Global Climate Strike. Following the lead of Greta Thunberg and students everywhere, we’re closing our business to march together and
PRO Group’s Volunteer Leave Policy Encourages Employees to Give Back
One common thread across most home improvement retailers is that they understand the importance of giving back to the communities that support them. And when they give back to their communities, whether through
Challenge by Choice
How do you, as an individual, decide when and how to challenge yourself? What circumstances or support systems need to be present for you to decide that today, right now,
Chill Celebrates Pride Month!
For those of you that know our program well, the word Pride is used as a core value in our Positive Youth Development curriculum. It’s deeply rooted in the success,
It’s Go Skateboarding Day!
On June 21st, skateboarders around the globe will celebrate the start of summer with a celebration of skateboarding! We’ve put together a short list of ways you can participate in
Chill and Converse Bring Youth Together to Explore One of Boston’s Oldest Sports Companies
Despite having grown up in Boston, the six girls and their Agency Leads had never been down to the newly remodeled Lovejoy Wharf. Like so many other Boston residents, however,