International Women’s Day 2025
Stand behind unstoppable women and girls through the month of March for International Women's Day
Protecting, educating, and empowering girls to rise above adversity through the power of play is one of the key reasons Right To Play exists. Flutter International is proud to be partnered with Right To Play in making a life-changing difference every day to girls and young women around the world.
For 25 years, Right To Play has helped girls rise and claim their right to education and equality. The charity will continue this vital work until it becomes a reality for every young girl.
This International Women’s Day, you can pledge your support to vulnerable girls directly. Flutter International will match every donation up to £X, doubling our collective support of Right To Play’s urgent work in protecting, educating and empowering girls and young women.
Helping girls to thrive
From the moment they’re born, many girls are held back by gender norms and expectations that take them further from school and where they hope to go in life. The need to protect girls’ rights and empower women and girls to lead is more urgent and important than ever.
For 25 years, Right To Play has been protecting girls’ rights and empowering young women and girls to go to school, transform obstacles into opportunities and reach for their dreams.
With Right To Play-trained coaches and teachers behind them, girls dismantle barriers, like forced marriage, period stigma and discrimination, so they stay in school and thrive.
Coaches and teachers create gender-inclusive, safe and playful classrooms. They provide products and spaces for girls to manage their periods. They help parents understand how education can protect their daughter’s well-being. They teach girls games that help them understand their right to be at school.
By supporting girls' education and equipping them with critical life skills using the power of play, Right To Play is nurturing the next generation of female leaders and change-makers.
Read the inspiring story of Daphine, who despite facing the prospect of an early marriage rather than schooling, discovered the confidence to become a powerful advocate for girls in her community with support from Right To Play.
About Right To Play
Right To Play is a global organisation that protects, educates, and empowers children to rise above adversity through the power of play.
The charity works with children in some of the most difficult places on earth, helping them to stay in school, resist exploitation, overcome prejudice, and heal from the trauma of war and displacement.
Founded 25 years ago, Right To Play reaches millions of children each year in 14 countries across Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Last year, they made a life-changing difference to more than 5.6 million children globally.
By collaborating with teachers, governments, communities, and parents, the charity helps children unlock their potential, and create better futures for themselves, their families and their societies.
