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Fan Ownership & Stock Participation

Be a Team Owner.

This isn’t merch. This isn’t a donation. This is ownership. For the first time, fans can buy a real piece of their hometown team and help lock that team into the community—permanently.

Ownership starts at $15 per share, sold in tiered increments on Wefunder.com. Closing Round One secures the town a team.

What being an owner means

You own recorded shares, within a cap designed for broad community ownership. This model is built for fans, families, and locals—not takeover money.

Round One = team secured

Hit the Round One close threshold and the franchise is awarded to the city. Miss it, and the opportunity moves on. That’s the line.

$15 Seed Participation — Community Capital Flow

  • 1,000,000 shares outstanding
    Broad base, designed for community distribution.
  • $245,000,000 equity participation per year
    Projected community participation flow tied to the league buildout model.
  • 5-year total: $1,225,000,000+
    $245M × 5 years = $1.225B+ directed into communities.
  • Where it goes
    Community campus • Community education • Community teams.

What this investment builds

Investment includes the development of a Sports Campus community owned by the team & league.

How Fan Ownership Works

The system is built to welcome working families, prevent takeover risk, and keep the team tied to its community. It’s structured for stewardship—not speculation.

  • Accessible shares
    Starting at $15/share, designed for broad local participation—not exclusivity.
  • 10,000 shares per shareholder cap
    Prevents whales from buying control. Keeps ownership distributed.
  • One vote per shareholder
    Voting rights are tied to the shareholder, not the number of shares.
  • Team stays local
    This structure is built to block flipping, leverage tactics, and relocation games.
  • Professional standards stay intact
    League oversight protects competitive integrity, finances, and stability.

What owners receive

  • Ownership record
    Documented ownership + digital record.
  • Priority access
    Tickets, events, and community activations.
  • Defined voting rights
    On specific community matters and delegate selection.
  • Transparency
    Clear governance structure and regular reporting.

Ownership Model

Balanced for legitimacy, civic alignment, and long-term stability. The point is simple: the team belongs to the people who support it.

  • Community Shareholders
    Majority ownership distributed across thousands of fans.
  • City / Municipality Stake
    Civic partnership stake to align public interest and permanence.
  • League Stewardship Protections
    Standards, continuity, and compliance enforced league-wide.
  • Locally Staffed Team Operations
    Teams are internally managed with professional staff—no “licensed operators.”

Why the city stake matters

This removes the usual stadium backlash because the public isn’t funding a private owner’s wealth. The city is aligned with a civic asset—with protections for permanence and accountability.

Public framing that wins

“This is not corporate welfare. This is a community-owned team with a civic partnership. The public is an owner—not a payer.”

Buy Shares • Round One

Ownership starts at $15 per share, sold in tiered increments on Wefunder.com. Round One is the lock-in phase.

Closing Round One secures the town a team.

No round, no team. Hit the Round One close threshold and the franchise is awarded. This is how a city proves it’s ready—through ownership participation.

  • Pick your tier
    Choose a tier that fits your budget. The goal is broad community ownership.
  • Buy within the cap
    Caps keep control distributed and the mission protected.
  • Become part of the owner base
    Ownership is recorded. Rights are defined. Transparency is non-negotiable.
  • Help your city close Round One
    Closing Round One is how the town secures the team.

Non-negotiables

  • 10,000 share cap
    Per shareholder cap keeps control distributed.
  • One vote per shareholder
    Voting is tied to the shareholder, not share count.
  • League protection
    Standards enforced league-wide.
  • Community permanence
    Teams tied to cities. No flipping.
Who this is for

Fans who want more than tickets. Locals who want their city represented. Families who want something to pass down. Supporters who believe teams should belong to the people who show up.

FAQ

Clear answers for smart people who actually read the fine print.

Is this real ownership or just a donation?
It’s structured ownership with recorded shares through the official offering platform. This model is built for stewardship and community alignment, with guardrails to prevent speculation and control accumulation.
Can someone buy a controlling share?
No. The 10,000 shares per shareholder cap plus one vote per shareholder prevents takeover risk and keeps ownership broad.
What does “closing Round One secures the town a team” mean?
Round One has a defined close threshold. When the round closes successfully, the city is awarded the team and moves into buildout: staffing, stadium partnership, scheduling, and launch operations.
Who runs the team day-to-day?
Professional staff run operations under league standards. Ownership is distributed across the community, but execution is handled by an internally managed team office—not “licensed operators.”
How does the seed participation tie into community buildout?
The participation model targets $245M per year of equity participation across communities for five years (over $1.225B+), directed into community campus, community education, and community teams—including a Sports Campus owned by the team & league.