The Windy City Rollers have a long history of partnering with charities, and the 2012 season is bringing you even more sweet with its spice. Each team hand-picked a charity to champion all season long. The Manic Attackers have chosen The Alzheimer's Association as its charity partner.

The Windy City Rollers are proud to support organizations that strive to make a difference not only in the Chicago area, but also in the world at large. For the 2012 season, The Fury has partnered with The Avon Walk for Breast Cancer.

The Windy City Rollers aim at making a big impact both on and off the track. For the 2012 season, the Hell's Belles have partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters.

This weekend, all 4 Windy City Roller home teams will battle each other in the name of their chosen charities. The Double Crossers have partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago for the 2012 season.

Founded in 1978, Child’s Play Touring Theatre (CPTT) works to motivate children to write and think creatively, giving them a place where their ideas can come to life through performances of stories and poems written by these young authors. CPTT combines the important, imaginative writings of children with the craftsmanship of professional theatre artists and educators to create a unique stage where children’s voices can be heard, examined and treasured.

On September 14, 2011, The Windy City Rollers were invited to be a part of history in the making by attending the 25th Anniversary Entrepreneurial Women’s Conference, Women’s Business and Buyer’s Mart at Chicago’s McCormick Place-West.

On Saturday, October 1st , come experience State Street and the Loop in a new and unprecedented way with the Windy City Rollers! The Chicago Loop Alliance and Active Transportation Alliance present Open Streets on State Street, a free event promoting community culture in Chicago.

In conjunction with our "Hometown Heroes" night on September 10, 2011, the Windy City Rollers' charity for the evening is Wounded Heroes Foundation.

 The charity selected by the Windy City Rollers for our support this month is Dreams For Kids, a volunteer based, non-profit children’s charity that breaks down social barriers and ends the isolation of at-risk youth. Dreams For Kids was born on December 24, 1989 in a small room inside a homeless shelter in the Englewood neighborhood on the Southside of Chicago, Illinois, with a dozen volunteers reaching out to just 54 homeless children.
The organization has since expanded globally, and launched the international Dream Leaders program, uniting an entire generation of youth of ...

The charity selected by the Windy City Rollers for our support this month is the Willow House, a Chicago-area foundation that provides help and support to local families grieving the loss of a loved one. Willow House started as a local bereavement group and has grown to become one of the most important industry leaders in the nation, offering peer support groups, workshops and programs for families at no cost. The community outreach efforts of the Willow House staff have helped hundreds of families in the Chicagoland area over the ...