
WokFoods
The club’s first sponsor, in the 2023-2024 season. WokFoods backed the girls through their tournament seasons, the years the coaching was built on.
Two hours of football a week for girls from schools across Bangkok. The club is looking for a sponsor, and this page says what the support would go to.
The organising, the paperwork and the driving are done by the club's own members, and nobody takes anything out of it. It has worked that way since 2020.
The club has had sponsors before, and it knows what their support turned into. What is below is what another one would make possible.







Three specific things.
An hour is enough to warm up, work on one thing and play. It is not enough to work properly on technique and then put it under pressure in a game. Longer sessions would let the coaches build a session that actually finishes what it starts.
Balls, bibs, cones and goals wear out, and a growing squad needs kit in every size. A sponsor would keep the girls properly equipped without the parents covering it between them.
This is where the last sponsor put its money: TasteLab paid for coaching sessions. It is the most direct thing a sponsor can fund: more hours of qualified coaching for the same group of girls.
Two companies have backed the club, and both got something real for it.

The club’s first sponsor, in the 2023-2024 season. WokFoods backed the girls through their tournament seasons, the years the coaching was built on.

A co-kitchen space for food innovation, and the club’s second sponsor. TasteLab paid for coaching sessions.
A company that wants its name on something real rather than on a hoarding. A parent who can do more than turn up. Anyone who thinks girls in Bangkok should have somewhere serious to play. The club is small enough that a single sponsor changes what it can do, and small enough that you would see exactly what came of it.
Write and we will tell you where the club is, how it runs, and what we would put your name to. No tiers and no packages to start with, just a conversation.