Help change the culture of sports.
Athlete Ally partners with companies to invest in the athletes, relationships, and systems that make sports more inclusive—so every athlete has the opportunity to belong, lead, and thrive. Athlete Ally brings 15 years of experience advancing allyship and inclusion in sports, holds relationships with athletes across levels of competition, is running established programs, and executing a strategy for turning allyship into action.
Why invest in athlete ally?
Cultural Impact Of Sport
Sports shape how people connect, lead, and treat one another. Investing in Athlete Ally helps advance a culture where athletes practice allyship and belonging becomes part of everyday life – in sport and beyond.
an athlete-centered mission
Athlete Ally works with athletes as leaders and agents of change. Corporate investment can help create opportunities for athlete education, peer dialogue, campus engagement, and advocacy.
A partnership with purpose
Companies can align their support for inclusion with tangible programs and opportunities to engage employees, customers, and sports communities. The right partnership can connect a company’s stated values with meaningful action.
Partnership Opportunities
Investment -> Collaboration -> Impact
Invest directly in athletes driving change.
The Athlete Ally Collective invests directly in college athletes committed to building inclusive, connected, and supportive sports cultures. It gives athletes resources to carry out programming and activities that advance this work nationally.
Power the next generation of athletes.
The Athlete Ally Summit brings athletes, coaches, and administrators together to develop relationships, explore ethical leadership, and build the skills to create more inclusive team and campus cultures.
Celebrate the people changing sports.
Sponsoring our Action Awards celebrates the athletes, organizations, and companies championing allyship in sports. The Action Awards can provide a platform for recognizing leadership and showing what meaningful allyship looks like.
