The first annual Change Fest was hosted by Change Skateshop in early September 2022 in Tupelo, Mississippi, boasting an insane line up of musicians, a skate shop battle, a Punk Rock & Paintbrushes art show featuring an all-star cast of artists as well as a Super Skate Posse giveback for 100 children from the Tupelo-area Boys and Girls Clubs.

In May of 2022 Super Skate Posse teamed up with SLC-based non-profit organization, Pushing Ahead, and local skate belt brand, G6 Skateboarding, to give the kids of Rose Park's Newman Elementary School their first skateboards from Thank You Skateboards, a helmet from Utah-based Destroyer Equipment and Vans Skateboarding shoes. Local pros and the SLC skate scene turned out to welcome all the new community skaters.

On July 24th, 2022, Girl Skateboards pro skater and Kansas City native, Sean Malto, invited the Super Skate Posse to team up with local KC org, Operation Breakthrough & Escapist Skateshop at his Mountain Dew/Dew Tour Unlock The Spot skate session.\

The Super Skate Posse began in 2020 with its first giveback in Watts, Ca.On May 14th The Posse returned to partner with the amazing organization, Watts Community core.

To celebrate Skateshop day 2022, The Posse teamed up with Sixth Ave Skateshop in Nashville to give over 100 local youths their first skateboards as well as Pro Tech helmets and New Balance Numeric skate shoes.

To celebrate APB Skateshop's 20th anniversary as steward of their community in Honolulu's Chinatown District, on January 23, 2022 The Super Skate Posse teamed up with APB's owner, Chad Hiyakumoto, and Cecilia Fong of ASB Hawaii