Household name Tony Hawk is cleaning out his own house and donating some of his personal belongings for auctioning to benefit The Tony Hawk Foundation, his organization, which raises funds to help build public skateparks that benefit at-risk youth.

Some of the items that will be available on eBay are a signed Micheal Jordan jersey, a DUB customized Tony Hawk 2010 Dodge Challenger RT, a Victory Kingpin 8-Ball Motorcycle, trophies, signed decks, and tons more.

To help support the work of the Tony Hawk Foundation and bid on all the goods visit www.thfauction.org for details.

Check out the video below of the Birdman himself talking a little bit about his organization and some of his favorite items that are up for auction.

YouTube and Tony Hawk's production company, 900 Films teamed up to create the brand new Ride Channel featuring new and exclusive skateboard content every day. The content will consist of new shows involving tons of different skaters, producers and characters from within the skateboarding community.

Our first glimpse of the type of content we can expect comes from no other than the legend himself. Tony Hawk released his 2012 video part consisting of recent skate footage shot in California, Sweden and China.

At 43 years-old the Birdman reminds us why he's consider the greatest skateboarder of all time.

Well folks here's a lil' teaser for you of the Bones Brigade: An Autobiography showing at Sundance this year where Stacy Peralta documents the culture of skateboarding in the '80's featuring Tony Hawk, Christian Hosoi, Steve Caballero, Tommy Guerrero, Mike McGill, Lance Mountain and Rodney Mullen. World premiere is Jan. 21st.

Check out official trailer below and wish these boys luck to get this flick International:

The unique vert contest featured three generations of skateboarders teaming up to compete in four mini contests. In front of a solid crowd on the famed Venice Beach boardwalk the team of Tony Hawk, Andy Macdonald, and Mitchie Brusco took first place at the first-ever Sonic Generations of Skate.

Tony Hawk(43) and Andy Mac(38) have both been competing long before than their third teammate (14) Mitchie was even born. During the doubles competition Tony and Andy showed the chemistry we've seen several times before when Tony did a tail stall on Andy's board while he was doing a 50-50 grind. Maybe more impressive was the simultaneous flip dismounts on to the deck of the half-pipe by the two guys with a combined age of 81.

It was business as usual for Tony and Andy but for Mitchie the permanent smile from ear to ear summed up what he was feeling all day, "This was the most fun contest I've ever skated in my life."

Sandro Dias delivered the highlight of the day during the best trick competition when he unleashed the 900, a trick that is rarely landed in competition.

The contest included four competitions (individual runs, high air, team triples and best trick) featuring teams that had skaters representing each generation.


The teams finished in the following order:

First Place: Tony Hawk (first generation), Andy Macdonald (second generation), Mitchie Brusco (third generation)
Second Place: Kevin Staab (first generation), Sandro Dias (second generation), Paul-Luc Ronchetti (third generation)
Third Place: Steve Caballero (first generation), Pierre Luc Gagnon (second generation), Elliot Sloan (third generation)
Fourth Place: Sergie Ventura (first generation), Lincoln Ueda (second generation), Adam Taylor (third generation)

Photos courtesy of ASA and Neftalie WIlliams