This is more than a movement — it’s a legacy in the making.

Women OF MELBOURNE

The Melbourne Football Club proudly presents an exciting initiative—Women of Melbourne— a community of accomplished and ambitious women united by Demon Spirit and a shared passion for football.

This is not just a network, but a platform to celebrate and support feminine strength and resilience. It provides a Melbourne space for women to connect authentically, share knowledge, and build meaningful relationships in what can be a masculine heavy environment.

Through curated events, dynamic mentoring programs, and exclusive footy experiences, we will create opportunities for networking, learning, growth, and inspiration. This platform will serve as a hub for connection—strengthening relationships within our fanbase while nurturing future leaders, donors, and sponsors.

Join us to celebrate individuality, foster collaboration, and find strength in collective purpose—as Women of Melbourne, united by Demon Spirit.

IMPACT

For the Melbourne Football Club, this initiative is more than just a community—

it is an investment in the future. It strengthens our relationships with key stakeholders and demonstrates our commitment to empowering women, both on and off the field.
By creating a space for women who embody strength, ambition, and leadership, we pave the way for greater engagement and long-term support from donors and sponsors.

Women in Melbourne is a reflection of the sophistication, strength, and confidence of its members. It is a place where ideas are exchanged, relationships are built, and the boundaries of what women can achieve together are explored. Grounded in the proud tradition of the red and blue, this initiative demonstrates inclusivity and leadership within the sporting world. At this stage it’s not a membership, rather an identity designed to bring like minded individuals together and create a sense of belonging.

With Women of Melbourne, the Melbourne Football Club reaffirms its commitment to progress, excellence, and unity. This is more than a movement

— it’s a legacy in the making.