Shred for Scot x SkateATL
TEAM SCOT · EST. 2015 · BAY AREA + ATLANTA FOUNDATION
September 26, 2026 · Our Atlanta Debut

On September 26, we're bringing the whole community to SkateATL for the 1st Annual Shred for Scot with a day of skating, community, and love in honor of Scot, hosted by Team Scot in partnership with SkateATL.
Registration & practice at 4pm, contest kicks off at 5pm. More details coming soon so for now, just save the date.
📍 SkateATL, Chamblee, GA 📅 Sept 26 | Childhood Cancer Awareness Month + Scot's Angelversary Month
OUR PROGRAMS



Believe Bag Program
To provide immediate, compassionate support to families navigating the overwhelming challenges following a child’s cancer diagnosis. The Believe Bags program aims to ease initial stress, offer practical assistance, and foster a sense of hope, comfort, and community for both children, their siblings and their families.
Shred4aCure Skateboarding Program
Shred4aCure is a skateboarding program created by Team Scot to raise childhood cancer awareness through community-driven skate competitions, outreach events, and direct support for hospitalized children and their families.
Team Up to Shred Childhood Cancer
This program is designed for sports teams, athletic organizations, school programs, clubs, and community groups that want to turn competition into impact.
“Because childhood cancer is a family journey, and no one should walk it without us.”
— Team Scot
OUR MISSION
OUR VISION
Team Scot is dedicated to funding life-saving research to eradicate childhood cancer, with a specific focus on defeating rhabdomyosarcoma. Through our Believe Bag Program, we provide essential support to the entire family during the journey of diagnosis and treatment, ensuring that parents, siblings, and children feel cared for and never alone.
Team Scot works toward a future where every child can grow up healthy and no parent ever has to hear the devastating news of a cancer diagnosis. We are building a supportive world where every family is surrounded by a community that ensures they never have to face this difficult journey alone.