Our Journey
24th Annual Charity Fashion Show - New Orleans, LA
OTF hosted its 24th Annual Charity Fashion Show at Canal Place in New Orleans, honoring the resilience of the community and supporting local initiatives.
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23rd Annual Charity Fashion Show - Las Vegas, NV
OTF hosted its 23rd Annual Charity Fashion Show at the Venetian, raising funds for the Biletnikoff Foundation.
22nd Annual Charity Fashion Show - Scottsdale, AZ
OTF hosted its 22nd Annual Charity Fashion Show benefiting Caris Sports Foundation, a 501c3 dedicated to helping kids and their families meet the costs associated with recreational & competitive sports.
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21st Annual Charity Fashion Show - Santa Monica, CA
Fashion on a Spectrum: The 21st Annual Charity Fashion Show brought together NFL wives and significant others to raise funds for the Biletnikoff Foundation, supporting youth and families in need.
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Virtual Charity Fashion Show
Off The Field Players’ Wives Association (OTFPWA) delivered a fresh and lively virtual fashion experience, along with behind-the-scenes features and interviews highlighting phenomenal women that have made powerful contributions to their families, their communities as well as the National Football League. This commemorative 20th annual event was created to support local and national charities supported by the Off the Field Players’ Wives Association, the official national football player’s wives association. This year, proceeds from the fashion show will benefit Feeding Tampa Bay. Wives & significant others of NFL players will walk the runway in fashions provided by Neiman Marcus Tampa Bay.
Read more →Feeding Tampa Bay Partnership
OTF adapted its initiatives to support communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on health and wellness programs for families and children.
19th Annual Charity Fashion Show - Miami, FL
OTF hosted its 19th Annual Charity Fashion Show in Miami, Florida, with all proceeds from the show benefiting Reach Higher, former First Lady Michelle Obama’s initiative to inspire students in the U.S. to complete their education past high school.
18th Annual Charity Fashion Show - Atlanta, GA
The 18th annual event, hosted at the Shops Buckhead Atlanta, is held each year in the Super Bowl host city to give back to local and national charities. This year, Girls Who Code, the national organization aiming to close the gender gap in technology, was the primary beneficiary.
Read more →16th Annual Charity Fashion Show - Houston, TX
A percentage of this event's proceeds will benefit Off The Field Players' Wives Association and a portion goes to Houston's homeless youth through Covenant House.
Read more →15th Annual Charity Fashion Show - Santa Clara, CA
NFL Wives Fashion Show 2016 - Super Bowl 50. Off the Field is the national football player wives association comprised of talented and diverse wives of active and retired professional football players. Our mission is to unite and empower our members to perform and support philanthropic initiatives that enhance the quality of life for families in our communities.
NFL wives make charity a priority
The group of NFL wives is dedicated to helping charitable causes and recently received $8,500 as part of a partnership with Dream Dinners.
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OTF hosted its Charity Fashion Show during Super Bowl XLIV in Miami, Florida. This event supported the Diabetes Reasearch Institute.
Official Establishment
After several years of successful philanthropic events, OTF was officially established as a national non-profit organization on February 16, 2006, in Washington, D.C.
Founding Vision: The Birth of an Idea
Best friends Angela Allen and Sherice Brown traveled to Super Bowls year after year with Sherice’s husband Tim. While the Super Bowl offered packed schedules for players, the women found few spaces that celebrated or centered them. Over lunch, they decided to take action—dreaming up an event that would highlight NFL wives, create camaraderie, and allow their husbands to support them “off the field.” From personal closets and couture to laughter and sisterhood, they envisioned a celebration of womanhood and generosity. In 2002, the vision came to life with the inaugural Players’ Wives Fashion Show Brunch & Tea at Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans. Celebrity designer Max Nugus dressed the women in his signature styles, many straight from their own wardrobes. That first year, they raised $3,000 for a local after-school nonprofit—proving this idea had staying power. With support from early sponsor-wives like Ashley Brown (Ray), Romonda Jordan (Randy), Kim Wheatley (Tyrone), Angela Garner (Charlie), and Zina McGlockton (Chester), the movement grew. In 2006, the Off the Field Players’ Wives Association was officially chartered. Since then, it has supported over 50 charities and donated over $1 million to causes around the country.