B Well IPT is focused on the community and it's wellness.
Wellness can be many things - physical wellness, mental wellness, financial wellness, and many others. If it affects an individual's well being, we want to be a piece of the bridge to a better place.
Quarterly, B Well IPT will donate a percentage of our profit to a cause that we feel could benefit from the assistance. We love working with our communties and learning about new opportunities to give back.
If you are reading this and you are part of, or are passionate about a particular charity, please feel to let us know.
This quarter our donation will support: Pucks for Autism
Dr. Rachel Hardwick would love your support for Pucks for Autism.
2026 Pucks for Autism Inaugural Women's Draft Tournament will be held Saturday, May 16 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm at St. Clair Shores Civic Arena, 20000 Stephens Rd, St Clair Shores, MI 48080
Pucks for Autism was founded with the goal of harnessing the power of hockey to raise awareness and support for individuals on the autism spectrum. The organization began as a small, community-driven initiative inspired by families with a personal connection to autism, including its founders who sought to create a welcoming environment where understanding and acceptance could grow through sport.
Since its inception, Pucks for Autism has hosted various hockey tournaments and events, engaging players, families, and supporters in activities that highlight both the challenges and strengths of individuals with autism. These events serve as more than fundraisers—they are platforms to build inclusion, celebrate diversity, and foster meaningful friendships within an accepting atmosphere.
Over the years, the organization has grown significantly, providing grants to other autism-related nonprofits, expanding tournament participation, and making a lasting impact in its local community and beyond. Today, Pucks for Autism continues to rally community spirit around hockey, striving to break down stigmas and ensure every family touched by autism feels seen, understood, and supported.
Community Involvement & Partnerships
Pucks for Autism garners support largely through donations and event participation, collaborating with local arenas, professional teams, and universities to expand its reach and inclusivity. The organization’s efforts are recognized within the hockey community and among autism advocacy groups for creating sensory-friendly, accessible spaces for individuals on the autism spectrum.
