Our friends at the Hoods to Woods Foundation have partnered with lifestyle brand NY Brawlers for a custom boxing glove art show titled “Fight The City” featuring artist from around the world. Part of the proceeds will help fund Hoods to Woods Foundation free outdoor programs to inner city teens. The event takes place tonight at the Times Hotel in NYC from 7p – 10p. Entry is free and open to the public so stop by to support a good cause. Hit the jump to see the flyer and all the info.

The youthful passing of Aussie pro skateboarder Lewis Marnell from complications with Diabetes was one of those things that confirm the old adage of “only the good die young.” In the spirit of Lewis, Ben Harper and the Go Skateboarding Foundation have come together to release a new version of “Jah Work” with the Innocent Criminals with all proceeds going to help Lewis’ family. Enjoy the song above but go buy it on iTunes to support.

Neff has also lent their support to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing with the “Forever Boston” tank, both a tribute and a fundraiser for those hurt in the blast. 100% of all profits from the shirt, sold exclusively through Karmaloop, will go to help. Go here to buy.

We recently spotted this BUrton x Lifebeat collab board at SIA Snow Show in Denver. Lifebeat, a national non-profit that uses music to raise awareness and funds in the fight against HIV/AIDS teamed up with conic female hip-hop group Salt N Pepa and the result is dope as hell.

Since you’re not dead maybe its time to start doing something positive with your life. A perfect first step would be to go and buy one of these Hoods to Woods x GoodWoodNYC bracelets to support Brooklyn’s raddest youth empowerment through shred organization. Only $20 goes a long way! Show your support now exclusively through Bird’s Eye Board shop.

Friends Marilyn Rondon, Dave Ortiz, Tim Strazza, Ulli Barta and Wyatt Neumann have come together to create “Bring Back The Boardwalks“, an organization dedicated to providing funds and relief to victims of the storm, specifically targeted in the Rockaway Beach and Coney Island communities. With help from Spike Jonze, Adrian Grenier, Elijah Wood; and featuring donated works from the likes of Curtis Kulig, Michael Halsbald, Tom Sachs, Milton Glaser, Futura, Jason Goldwatch, Peter Tunney, Kenzo, RoStarr, SWOON, Ricky Powell and many, many more, this art event should prove to be not only a kick ass exhibition of some of New York’s finest, but also a great fundraiser for fellow New Yorkers in need. Please join them this Saturday, November 17th, from 2pm – 9pm at Trais Gallery, 76 Wooster St, NYC.

As huge supporters of breasts we applaud Stereo’s efforts for the Keep a Breast foundation which includes a special issue vinyl cruiser with $3 from each sold going to supporting breast cancer research and support. Take a full look after the jump.

In some sad news, influential skateboarder Reggie Destin was hit by a car in Chicago by a drunk driver while skating in the bike lane last week. Reggie is currently in a medically-induced coma in critical condition and could use your help. Go here to donate funds to help his recovery.

Plan B has connected with Ryan Sheckler’s The Sheckler Foundation for a limited edition deck as part of Sheckler’s “Be the Change” campaign. All proceeds of the deck as well as other donations will go directly to the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe in Washington State so that they can build a skatepark. Go here to get involved. Another look after the jump.

Check out etnies edit from Saturdays Ryan Sheckler Foundation’s Skate for a Cause. Tons of pros came out for a good cause and were able to raise around $87,000 for charities like the A.skate Foundation. Its always good to see skateboarding giving back to the community. Filmed by Mike Manzoori.