Minnesota Roller Derby
Melonie Allyn-Schwerin is an experienced professional with a diverse background in data analysis, project management, and community engagement. Currently serving as Senior Data Analyst and Database Manager at Angel Foundation since May 2019, Melonie has extensive experience in managing databases and supporting development initiatives. Previous roles include Development Data Analyst at Canvas Health, where responsibilities encompassed database management and marketing support, and Development Associate at Jeremiah Program, focusing on fundraising activities. Additionally, Melonie has contributed to the arts as an artist with TD's Happy Faces and has been actively involved with Minnesota Roller Derby in production and stage management. Teaching experience as an adjunct instructor at American Indian OIC highlights Melonie's expertise in fundraising and social media. Educational credentials include a Master's degree in Old Testament Theology from Luther Seminary and a Bachelor's degree in Religion from Grand View University.
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Minnesota Roller Derby
Minnesota RollerGirls are a group of 100 skaters and referees who love to play and ref roller derby. These rollergirls play flat-track roller derby; the newest revolution in the history of derby that started in 2003 in Austin, Texas. Mission: The Minnesota RollerGirls are dedicated to our local communities and charities and we invest our time, effort, and a portion of our event proceeds to local, and sometimes national, charities. Our current chosen charity is the Ann Bancroft Foundation's Let Me Play grant, which helps Minnesota girls participate in their chosen fitness activities by eliminating cost as a barrier. Company Overview: The Minnesota RollerGirls are part of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), a national governing body for female-only, skater-owned, flat-track roller derby leagues. The Minnesota RollerGirls league was founded by the Donnelly sisters in August 2004 and has grown from 6 original members to a current roster of 80 skaters, 8 referees and coaches, and countless volunteers. All participants are unpaid amateurs and the league provides insurance coverage for practices and bouts.