Brewcity Bruisers Inc.

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“The brewcity bruisers is an athletic organization of women and volunteers that fosters strong women and active engagement with their community. Our mission is to deliver a quality women's sport to milwaukee and the greater derby community. The brewcity bruisers offer opportunities for positive change in women's physical, social and mental health. The brewcity bruisers physically and financially support the greater milwaukee community.”

“The organization also sucessfully hosted the 2013 wftda championships in november of 2013. The organization spends the majority of its income on league operational costs including bout production (5 home season bouts, 2 interleague bouts and the 3 day midwest brewhaha tournament), practice space (36 hours per week), travel team expenses (national travel stipends to compete with other teams) and all of the other expenses detailed in this form 990. A portion of the organization's income comes from member dues. The organization continues to donate a portion of all event proceeds to charities, in addition to consistent community volunteering. In 2013 the organization participated in several charity events and donated merchandise and tickets to for the benefit of other charitble organizations such as the wounded warrior project, united way, maddac, autism solution pieces, the american cancer society, and big brother big sisters. The 5th annual bcb community picnic in washington park brought together more than 300 members of the community with free activities such as the mps skate van, canoeing, bike safety checks, face painting, a picnic and concert. In addition, the organization continued its micro farm in a community garden, from which they donated all produce to a local food pantry, the hope house. The organization anticipates that excess funds will contnue to be available for charitable grants.”