Kansas City Breweries, the revived beer maker, announced it is now seeking funds through its crowdfunding campaign on Fundopolis, the equity crowdfunding company focused on Main Street. Any individual is now able to invest in Kansas City Breweries and help support its mission to bring American beers and artisanal sodas and fruit drinks to all beverage markets in America.
Kansas City Breweries has expanded its traditional branded lager beers to include private label beverages for sports teams, racing associations, institutions, theaters, restaurants and nightclubs. To support this production, Kansas City Breweries is building an Industrial Corridor beverage complex with easy access to the city’s number one freight transportation hub.
Through a side-by-side Reg CF and REG D raise, Kansas City Breweries expects to break ground on this complex and increase beverage production while maintaining normal business operations.
Those interested in investing in Kansas City Breweries can visit: http://about.fundopolis.com/raises/kcbreweries
“When our expansion is complete, our beer brands will be on track to being the nation’s next macro lager beverage,” said company founder Terri Bricker. “Our natural, artisanal sodas and fruit drinks will also become a popular treat in every American grocery store.” Kansas City Breweries is committed to remaining in Kansas City and staying American-owned.
Fundopolis is an equity crowdfunding portal that aims to make it simple for individuals and communities to invest in and support the small businesses they love. For individuals who choose to invest, Fundopolis aims to provide the highest degree of transparency about the status of their investment and how they will receive payment and/or redeem perks.
“We are thrilled to have Kansas City Breweries raising funds on our site,” said Jan Streenbrugge, founder and president of Fundopolis. “We are proud and honored to support Kansas City Breweries’ campaign and hope that by giving them access to the capital they need – Kansas City Breweries will thrive.”
To learn more about Kansas City Breweries, please visit: www.kansascitybreweriescompany.com
[Editor’s Note: At time of publication, the websites KCLite.com and KCLager.com are not redirecting to the main website. Be careful if you visit the old URLs.]
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