Accountability & Transparency

Organization facts

Legal name	Broken Champions Inc. (BROKEN CHAMPIONS INC)
EIN	41-4019197
Federal status	IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization
Public charity type	509(a)(2)
Exemption effective	February 2, 2026 (determination letter issued April 30, 2026)
State	Indiana nonprofit corporation, organized January 2026
Fiscal year	January 1 – December 31
Annual filing	IRS Form 990 series; first filing due May 2027
Mailing address	PO Box 4, Frankfort, IN 46041
Contact	admin@brokenchampions.com · 260-508-6867

Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You can verify our status with the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search.

Documents

IRS determination letter

Recognition of exemption under section 501(c)(3). Available on request; posting online is in progress.

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Form 1023 application

Our exemption application is a public document. Available on request.

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Budget & annual report

Our current program budget is available to funders now. Our first annual report and Form 990 will be posted here after our first fiscal year.

Funder overview →

Related organizations

Disclosure

Related organizations

Our founder also founded separate, for-profit companies, including uMattery Inc. and L.O.V.E.-O Inc. They are independent legal entities with their own finances. Broken Champions does not own them, and they do not control Broken Champions.

Disclosure

Conflict of Interest Policy

Any transaction between Broken Champions and a related person or organization must be disclosed, approved by disinterested board members, and documented at fair market value under our Conflict of Interest Policy. Participants are never required to buy from, work for, or join any related company.

Separate and voluntary

Faith & funding

Separate and voluntary

Explicitly religious activities such as worship, Bible study, and 4 Fields discipleship are voluntary, offered separately in time or place from other services, and funded only with private gifts. No government grant funds are used for them. We do not discriminate against any beneficiary on the basis of religion or belief.

Beneficiary rights →