Kelly Slater Shares Final Memory of Surfing Community?s Rare Effort That Influenced the Youth

Kelly Slater, the legendary professional surfer, has not only conquered waves but also touched the lives of countless youths. Slater’s contributions extend beyond the surfboard. His journey serves as a compelling reminder that one person can make a lasting impact, igniting the passion and stewardship of young minds, and ensuring a brighter future for both surfing and the planet.

Slater took to social media to express his gratitude and admiration for the surfing community. In a heartfelt gesture, Slater shared a captivating picture capturing the essence of the online surfing community. This was done on P M Tenore’s birthday. Through this simple yet powerful act, Slater not only honored Tenore but also acknowledged the profound impact of the community in shaping and influencing the sport. The photo served as a reminder of the tight-knit bond and shared love for the waves that unite surfers across the globe.

Heartwarming gesture by Kelly Slater for the surfer gang?

On the occasion of P M Tenore’s birthday celebration, Kelly Slater shared Tenore’s Instagram story titled ? Last of the Mochicans?, expressing a celebration for the sport of surfing. The term comes from Lo?ck Peyron, who was known as the “Last Mohicans,”. Peyron is a renowned sailor, excelling in different sailing competitions and winning prestigious awards.

The post highlighted how surfing turned youth’s path into positivity. It served as a reminder of the deep connection between Slater and Tenore, and their mutual appreciation for the beauty and thrill of surfing. PM Tenore, in a recent Instagram post, celebrates entering midlife and embraces the transformative nature of life in the second half. With a newfound focus on self-improvement. Tenore expresses gratitude for the love received and commits to daily acts of self-love and love toward others.

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? This group made a shift in surfing that has never been duplicated- inspired all of us- they did what they did and was progressive and a positive influence on the youth so many. Impactful.? said the founder of renowned action sports brand, RVCA, in an Instagram story. Speaking of birthdays Slater celebrated his and received a wholesome gift from his daughter on his 51st birthday.

Surfers are great role models for the youth

Among Kelly Slater’s charitable activities are the foundation of SurfAid International, a collaboration with Outerknown for eco-friendly apparel, and support for ocean preservation. He founded the Kelly Slater Foundation to support organizations that advance youth empowerment and environmental sustainability. He focuses on clean water and coastal protection through his work with Waves for Water and Save the Waves Coalition.

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Friends of Bethany is a nonprofit organization that assists amputees and promotes resilience and faith-based principles. It was formed by Bethany Hamilton, a professional surfer who lost her arm in a shark attack when she was just 13 years old. Big-wave surfer, Ian Walsh founded Menehune Mayhem, an annual surfing competition for kids in Maui that encourages athletic prowess and neighborhood involvement.

Former professional surfer Rob Machado established the Rob Machado Foundation to aid environmental education and sustainability initiatives in California and elsewhere. Surfing world champion Courtney Conlogue works with SurfAid and Red Nose Day to promote awareness and raise money for programs that promote children’s health and education in underdeveloped areas. South African surfer Mikey February works with Waves for Change, an organization that uses surfing and therapy to empower local adolescents, to advance social justice and gender equality.