The Women’s Sports Foundation is thankful for Ally’s steadfast commitment to advancing women’s sports. From its unprecedented 50/50 Pledge for media equity to its intentional investment across leagues, teams and athletes, Ally is driving improved visibility, access and opportunity to help level the playing field.
The Women’s Sports Foundation is proud to work alongside DraftKings in their efforts to champion women in sports. Thank you to DraftKings for recognizing the importance of gender equity in sports and for leading the way within the sports betting industry.
The Women’s Sports Foundation is thrilled to work with Flamingo on research that helps women have better relationships with their bodies. Together, we are committed to ensuring that every woman has the resources and information they need to thrive.
The Women’s Sports Foundation is grateful for Gainbridge’s support in advancing equity in sports. Together, through Parity Week by Gainbridge, we’re creating opportunities to break down barriers in sports and education for girls and women.
The Women’s Sports Foundation applauds Getty Images for capturing positive and powerful imagery of girls and women in sport – photography and video are instrumental in illustrating the Foundation’s mission and its work on behalf of girls and women.
The Women’s Sports Foundation is proud to partner with TYLENOL® to empower injured women athletes on their road to recovery through the Athlete Recovery and Care Commitment Grant. Thank you for helping support athlete recovery, ensuring girls and women can reach their full potential.
The Women’s Sports Foundation is honored to celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day with the support of Under Armour. Together, we are celebrating all empowered girls and women who are using the power of sports to unlock their limitless potential.
The Women’s Sports Foundation is honored to work with the USTA in support of the 50th anniversary of equal prize money at the US Open in 2023 and the campaign to promote legislation that would award sports icon, social justice pioneer, and WSF Founder, Billie Jean King, a Congressional Gold Medal.
Women’s Sports Foundation Founder Billie Jean King was one of ‘The Original 9’ female tennis players to establish the WTA in 1970, two years ahead of the passage of Title IX and the founding of the WSF. The Women’s Sports Foundation thanks the WTA – a global leader in sport – for its long-standing commitment to gender equality and to developing girls and women as leaders in and through sports.
