She Fights Foundation

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Have you gotten your tickets yet? There's still time! Click on the link here: shefightsfoundation.org/fundraiser

Great feature in The New York Times on some of the amazing women fighters in NYC, including Heather Hardy, Raquel "Rocky" Harris, and Keisher "Fire" McLeod, The Boxing Diva.

‘I Love to Fight. I Live to Fight.’ For many women in the five boroughs of New York, training is a gateway into the world of competitive fighting.

http://shefightsfoundation.org/fundraiser/2018/5/20/box-brunch-fundraiser

Box + Brunch Fundraiser Grab your friends and glove up for a great cause! She Fights Foundation is hosting its first fundraiser on Sunday, May 20 to benefit our mission to provide empowerment to young women through combat sports. We will be doing one hour of a mixture of boxing and strength training, followed by a brunch

Happy from our fighters! One way you can celebrate and support women today is by donating to our organization through our GoFundMe page. Your donation goes towards gear for our girls, and allows us to keep providing our programing free of charge.

Click here to support She Fights Foundation organized by Cristina Gonzalez Boxing gave me the ability to finally display on the outside the way I felt about myself on the inside: strong, powerful, relentless, unstoppable. I wanted to be able to use what I’d learned in boxing to make sure other women and girls never thought of themselves as less than, or broken, or incap....

She Fights is now accepting mentors!
Are you a female fighter living in NYC? Do you want to help shape and strengthen a young fighter? Then this opportunity is for you! Fill out our quick survey if you are interested:
https://goo.gl/forms/nSX4odTAaGjkCmGq1

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Our founder, Cristina Gonzalez, on why she started She Fights, and what boxing has meant to her.
"I hope our boxing program allows our girls to see themselves as forces of nature, unstoppable in their resolve to become their strongest selves. I hope it changes the way the world sees women, and starts noticing the power we possess in our ability to endure and overcome. Ultimately, I want our girls to look at themselves in the mirror and ask, "What can't I do?" I hope they set out to find the answer, and discover that there is little they can’t achieve."

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