When Joshua Hudson started Club Fanatsy FFL, it was just two people talking about their love of fantasy football. Fast forward six years, it’s become more than just a team of content creators who love football — it’s become a family who loves and respects on another. Love and respect are the pillars with which Women of Fantasy Football was founded.

Fantasy Football should be inclusive to women. More importantly, it should be inclusive to everyone. But the simple fact is, it isn’t. Women of Fantasy Football — WOFF, affectionately — sought to open people’s minds and change the game. And with the help of Faith Enes, they’re well on their way to doing that.

But every movement needs an equally motivated partner. During last year’s Second Annual WOFF event, they were blessed with the opportunity to interview the amazingly inspiring Laura Okmin. She’s been a champion for women’s inclusion in the world of sports for decades, and her work through her organization, GALvanize, personifies that.

Today marks a day when like-minded forces combine their efforts to make Fantasy Football and the world of sports a more inclusive environment for women. And that is the bottom like of the GALvanize mission statement — to teach and mentor women to thrive while turning the so-called “competition” into allies.

Women of Fantasy Football and GALvanize are partnering to continue putting women in a position to grow in this industry and become the new faces and voices of your favorite sports. The money raised during the Annual WOFF event will enhance the efforts of GALvanize in providing women the opportunities they weren’t previously afforded.

So stay tuned. Women of Fantasy Football is GALvanizing, and we won’t be stopped 🙂