Temperance Training Foundation

“Expenses advertising & marketing 1,563 business promotional events 8,567 promotional meals 1,280 office supplies 2,261 office support 1,805 travel 1,785 fitness competition fees 3,844 bank charges & fees 112 continuing education 5,021 equipment 347 job supplies 261 other supplies 163 total 27,009”

“Payroll refunds 0 189 total 0 189”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 1,474”

“Temperance training mission: to inspire health and hope and to de- stigmatize the disease of addiction in our society. Temperance training is an inclusive community of men and women who have recovered from alcohol and drug addiction and who value spiritual and physical fitness. We offer 100% free crossfit classes six days per week as well as weekly group meditation sessions. We also organize free monthly group activities and outings ranging from volunteer opportunities to fellowship and fun gatherings. These programs enable members to give back to the community, build friendships, welcome newcomers, and experience joy and camaraderie in sobriety.”

“Temperance training is passionate about helping others who face the same struggles and understand the pain and hopelessness addiction brings. The coaches and staff themselves have faced the same struggles and pain, but have recovered and are devoted to sharing their experience with others. Our goal is to help individuals whose lives have been broken, to rebuild. All of our services aim to provide a sense of belonging, a value for health and wellness, a feeling of usefulness, and hope for the future.”

“Temperance training strives to create a safe and inclusive community. We welcome new members from all walks of life. Through commitment, dedication, self-discipline, and a little help from our friends, we improve. Crossfit is an ideal medium for achieving these goals. We believe that teaching the 9 fundamental movements of fitness, and variations of those movements, creates a sense of accomplishment and allows individuals to do things that they may have once thought impossible.”