The startup operates a women's tackle football league that promotes financial equity and community engagement through sports. By providing structured opportunities for women to participate in competitive football, the company addresses the lack of accessible sports programs that empower women both on and off the field.
Funding
$1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Women's professional sports often lack the visibility, resources, and opportunities afforded to men's leagues, hindering the growth and recognition of female athletes. This disparity limits the potential for women to pursue football professionally and gain equitable access to the sport.
Solution
The Women's National Football Conference (WNFC) addresses this inequity by operating a professional women's tackle football league, providing a platform for female athletes to compete at a high level. The WNFC aims to accelerate equity in sports for women and girls through the power of football, offering structured opportunities, increased visibility, and a supportive community. By showcasing the talent and dedication of its athletes, the WNFC challenges traditional gender norms in sports and inspires the next generation of female football players. The league partners with organizations such as Adidas, Riddell Sports, and Victory+ to enhance its reach and provide resources for its teams and players.
Target Audience
The WNFC targets female athletes seeking professional football opportunities, sports enthusiasts interested in supporting women's sports, and organizations committed to promoting gender equity in athletics.
Features
- Professional tackle football league with 17 teams across the United States
- Features athletes from over 20 countries
- Streams games on Victory+
- Offers an online shopping space for league-branded apparel for all participating teams
- Partners with Adidas and Riddell Sports for equipment and apparel
- Supports girls and women in football through the Got Her Back charity
- Actively promotes equity, inclusion, and social responsibility