Tower Grove CDC 2026 Sustaining Housing Dreams Fundraiser

Tower Grove Community Development Corporation looks forward to hosting our annual fundraiser, Sustaining Housing Dreams, on October 8th from 5:30PM to 8PM at Das Bevo in the Bevo Mill neighborhood. Thanks to US Bank for their Presenting Sponsorship!

AWARDS:

To Be Announced By August 1, 2026

The short awards ceremony starts at 6:30PM.

Sponsorships are available as presented below:

Presenting Sponsor ($10,000)- US BANK- SOLD

Excellence Award Sponsor ($5000)
Supporting Sponsor ($2500)
Brick By Brick Sponsor ($1000)
Event Sponsor ($500)

All Levels receive: *Logo/Name identified as a Sponsor on TGCDC website *Logo/Name on Poster prominently displayed in the venue *Logo/Name mentions on TGCDC Facebook, Instagram, and X feeds

Guest names are not required at the time of sponsorship purchase. A Tower Grove CDC representative will contact sponsors prior to the event to collect attendee information.

Please upload your company logo (PNG, JPG, or EPS preferred) to https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JCkKFZYNGqJMrWSBboJ1V625dwpWt4lL?usp=sharing on or before September 21, 2026

Tax-Deductible Contributions

TGCDC is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation (Tax ID: 43-1220525). Your sponsorship may be tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Because this event provides food and refreshments (estimated fair market value: $60 per person), the deductible portion of your sponsorship is the total amount paid less the fair market value of goods/services received. Sponsors receiving no goods or services may deduct the full sponsorship amount. Please consult your tax advisor. A written acknowledgment will be provided.

More about the Venue: Built in 1917 by beer baron August A. Busch Sr., the site now operates as a beautifully restored biergarten, restaurant, and event venue featuring architectural showpieces like its iconic 60-foot windmill. 

History & Architecture

• The Origin: The mill was built as a lavish rest stop between the Anheuser-Busch brewery and Busch's Grant's Farm estate.
• The Name: It is named after "Bevo," a wildly popular, non-alcoholic malt beverage that Busch produced during Prohibition.
• Quirky Details: The interior is loaded with whimsical, old-world features, including 10,000 square feet of original Rookwood tile, hand-carved wooden gnomes from the 1896 Paris World's Fair, and 1890s hand-painted tile murals from Berlin