Category: Pride
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New York Liberty Complete 3rd Annual “Season of Giving” Community Giveback Campaign
The New York Liberty completed their 3rd annual “Season of Giving” community giveback campaign this holiday season, with the help of 16 corporate sponsors. Together, they provided gifts and experiences for community organizations encompassing the Liberty’s social responsibility pillars BEUP in the following ways: BASKETBALL The Liberty hosted a free basketball skills clinic for 300…
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New York Liberty Complete 2nd Annual “Season of Giving” Community Giveback Campaign
The New York Liberty complete their 2nd annual “Season of Giving” community giveback campaign this holiday season, with the help of 11 corporate sponsors to provide gifts and experiences for community organizations across the 5 boroughs. Encompassing Liberty’s 4 social responsibility pillars, BEUP, the Liberty and it’s corporate sponsors supported the community in the following…
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NY Liberty Honored at Callen-Lorde’s 23rd Annual Community Health Awards
The New York Liberty was honored at Callen-Lorde’s 23rd Annual Community Health Awards for their unwavering commitment to social justice within the LGBTQ+ community. Liberty players and the organization have actively used their platforms to raise awareness and demand change on and off the court, including a $35,500 donation for Callen-Lorde, the New York Liberty’s…
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New York Liberty Celebrate 8th Annual Pride Night
In celebration of Pride, the New York Liberty’s longest-standing theme night, the team was represented across NYC for events and activations, including hosting the annual PRIDE Night game on June 30. While bringing awareness during the month of June is important, the New York Liberty continues their allyship to the LGBTQ+ community year-round. The Liberty…
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Stefanie Dolson Joins WNBA for NYC PrideFest
Liberty center, Stefanie Dolson, joined the NBA, WNBA, and G-League in participating in the 52nd annual NYC PrideFest, the largest annual Pride parade in the world, providing a platform of recognition for LGBTQ+ voices. Through lower Manhattan, through Greenwich Village, passing the Stonewall National Monument, the Pride parade attracts over millions of spectators every year
