Roller skates for churches, youth groups, and nonprofits
A skate fleet for the fellowship hall or community gym, sized to your group, with helmets on the same quote. Tax-exempt certificates accepted and donor-paid invoices welcome.
- Typical order24 to 60 pairs plus helmets
- TaxExempt with certificate
- PaymentCard, ACH, PO, or donor-paid
- QuoteWithin one business day
What churches and nonprofits order
Youth group skate nights. A fleet of quads in a mixed size run so the whole group skates on site instead of booking a venue. Many groups start with the youngest ages and add adult sizes the following year.
Outreach and community events. Skates for block parties, vacation Bible school, and back-to-school events, with helmets and pads counted to the same head count.
Programs for youth-serving nonprofits. Clubs, mentoring programs, and after-school ministries that want a fleet they own and can lend out.
Paying for the fleet
- A single donor or sponsor can pay the invoice directly and receive an acknowledgment from your organization.
- Memorial and designated gifts are a common source. The quote names the equipment so the gift can be restricted to it.
- Grants from community foundations and youth-development funders cover recreation equipment. See the funding page.
- Cost sharing between a church and a school, or two congregations, is handled by splitting the invoice.
Storing and lending the fleet
A fleet that is owned by one organization and lent to others needs a size list and a sign-out sheet. We ship skates labeled by size and include a size inventory with every order so the first lending day starts organized.
Frequently asked questions
Do nonprofits get tax-exempt pricing?
Nonprofits with a state sales-tax exemption send the certificate with the order and no sales tax is charged. The unit price is the same volume price every buyer gets at that quantity.
Can a donor pay for the order directly?
Yes. A donor, sponsor, or foundation can pay the invoice directly by card or ACH, and the shipment still goes to the church or nonprofit. The invoice is addressed however your bookkeeper needs it.
What do youth groups usually order?
Between 24 and 60 pairs of quads in a mixed youth and adult size run, plus helmets. Enough for a skate night in the fellowship hall or gym without renting.
Is a skate fleet cheaper than renting a venue?
For a group that skates more than a few times a year, usually yes. The quote includes a cost-per-event comparison against your local venue rate when you give us the number of events you plan.
Can you supply skates for a Boys & Girls Club, YMCA, or similar?
Yes. Youth-serving nonprofits order the same way: a size run from your membership, helmets and pads on the same quote, and a purchase order or card payment.
How a bulk order works
- Send the basicsHead count, ages or shoe sizes, skate type, and the ship-to address, through the quote form or by email to hello@bulkrollerskates.com.
- Get a written quoteWithin one business day: pairs by size, unit price, freight, and lead time, with options if you want them. Questions along the way go to hello@bulkrollerskates.com.
- Approve and pay your wayWe accept purchase orders from schools, districts, tribes, and government agencies; credit card or ACH for everyone else. Tax-exempt certificates are applied before invoicing.
- Receive and rollSkates arrive boxed by size. Replacement wheels, bearings, and laces can be added to the first order.
Tell us how many pairs you need
Send your head count, ages, and ship-to state. A written quote with freight included comes back within one business day.