Our Mission

The Treasure Coast Brewmasters Charitable Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to fundraising for local charities through craft beer focused events. We will carry out this mission by soliciting donations from local businesses for the operational expenses of hosting a beer festival. The net proceeds and ticket sales will constitute our charitable donations to the local charities we determine have the most need.

Benefiting Charities

We Do Good

WeDoGood.org is here to help those who inspire us all. WeDoGood.org works with veterans and their families for a well-earned future. We help first responders and healthcare workers rest easier after those long shifts. WeDoGood.org helps single parents. We allow them to have that peace of mind that they are not alone. Finally, WeDoGood.org a nonprofit organization believes that our future is brightly shining in our children. For this reason, We will help our children reach for the stars.

Angler Action Foundation

Angler Action is a growing army of anglers recording their fishing trip and catch data to benefit the future of gamefish. Our tools are developed through collaboration between research scientists and anglers.

Angler Action data fills a critical need in fishery management by collecting data on released as well as harvested fish. We collect information on fish relative sizes, numbers and locations that is only available from anglers recording their fishing trips.

Angler Action is a service project of the Snook & Gamefish Foundation, undertaken in partnership with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, University of Florida researchers, and other partners. The current update of Angler Action's database, software and phone apps was made possible by a grant from National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

Southeast Honor Flight

Southeast Florida Honor Flight, a 100% volunteer, 501(c)(3) organization, is one of 130 hubs in 45 states that make up the National Honor Flight Network. All Honor Flight hubs are dedicated to honoring local veterans with a trip to Washington, DC to visit their memorials at absolutely no cost to the veteran. Formed in 2008, our hub, based in Stuart, FL, serves the following counties, utilizing Palm Beach International Airport: Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, Okeechobee, Glades and Palm Beach.

WWII, Korean and Vietnam War veterans are flown to Washington, DC to visit and reflect at their memorials. Top priority is given to our most senior patriots–WWII veterans and veterans of any war who are terminally ill. The one-day journey to Washington, DC includes a chartered airliner, bus transportation, police escort, meals, t-shirts and hats, paramedic service and other amenities required to travel as comfortably as possible. Disabled veterans are also welcomed, and with advanced arrangements, oxygen can be made available.

Every trip is escorted by a team of well-trained volunteers and guardians, who personally accompany this elite group of veterans throughout the Honor Flight day. The volunteers and guardians pay their own way ensuring that 100% of the proceeds go to the mission.

House of Hope

Friends and neighbors in need in Martin County turn to House of Hope to help them through today’s difficulties and set their lives on a new trajectory for a better tomorrow. House of Hope offers support in basic needs (food, clothing, and financial assistance) and life skills (programs and classes in education, health and nutrition, job readiness, the arts and more). Case management and coaching is a key component to all of this support. All of House of Hope’s services and support are always at no cost to those who need us. Working with their clients, House of Hope empowers them to overcome hunger and hardship.

Molly’s House

Molly's House's mission is to support our healthcare community by providing temporary and affordable accommodations to individuals and families. Molly Sharkey was just 12 years old when she was diagnosed with a rare type of leukemia. As she and her family traveled the country to find treatments, they sometimes found comfort in places like the Ronald McDonald House - but in many places there was nowhere nearby for the family to stay. Inspired by her vision, her family and friends raised the funds to build Molly's House, and many businesses donated time and materials.

Patients and their family members can stay at Molly's House while they undergo outpatient medical treatment, recovery from surgery, ongoing rehabilitation, or cancer care, and out-of-town family or friends can stay at Molly's House while they visit a loved one in the hospital or nearby medical facilities, including hospice, skilled nursing, and assisted living.

Stuart Main Street

Stuart Main Street envisions a vibrant, sustainable Historic Downtown Stuart for residents, businesses and visitors. Embracing the future while preserving the past, the Historic Downtown is a center for community life in Stuart and the larger surrounding community and home to an active spirit of civic pride and entrepreneurship, public and private sector cooperation, and the community’s historical and cultural heritage.

Stuart Main Street uses the Main Street Four Point Approach ® to create and promote a positive downtown experience for residents, businesses, and visitors. Specifically Stuart Main Street works to build community consensus and use resources collaboratively; Maintain a distinctive appearance in keeping with downtown’s Old Florida charm; Stabilize the economic environment, strengthening and retaining existing businesses and filling vacancies; and, Market a positive image of the downtown through advertising, public relations and digital media, and retail and special events.