Women's boxing sponsorships in Kenya are investments that support female boxers' careers through financial or in-kind support. This can help women and girls access training, equipment, facilities and other resources that support their development in the sport.
Opportunities for women's boxing sponsorships in Kenya are helping raise the visibility of women in boxing and create new pathways for athletes and community programmes. At Tujiamini, we believe women should have the opportunity and support to develop their sporting careers. This guide explains how boxing sponsorship works, the current Tujiamini award options and how eligible applicants can apply.
Explore current Tujiamini sponsorship opportunities and check the rules before submitting an application.
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Women's boxing sponsorships are partnerships where brands or sponsorship programmes provide financial, equipment, services or other support to female boxers, boxing organisations or community projects. Historically, women's sport has received less commercial support than men's sport, but sponsorship opportunities for female athletes are growing.
For brands, supporting women in boxing can create visibility, community engagement and strong associations with resilience, discipline and opportunity. For athletes and organisations, sponsorship can support training, equipment, competition, facilities and long-term development.
For broader preparation advice, read the Tujiamini sponsorship guide.
Training and equipment can be expensive for developing boxers. Gloves, mouthguards, punching bags, protective gear, coaching and access to facilities can all affect an athlete's ability to train consistently. Sponsorship can help cover these needs and create a stronger path from grassroots boxing to higher levels of competition.
Resources for women's boxing do not always reach grassroots athletes and community programmes. Targeted sponsorship can support individual boxers, clubs and organisations working to identify and develop emerging talent.
Sponsorship can also support gyms, clubs and community organisations that create spaces where women and girls can train. Box Girls Kenya received a KSh 500,000 Tujiamini Gold Award that was used to support improvements to its Kariobangi gym and training facilities.
Sponsorship helps bring female boxers and boxing programmes to new audiences through events, media and brand partnerships. Kenya has produced notable women boxers including Conjestina Achieng, who became the first African woman to win a professional boxing title.
Mentorship, coaching, equipment and competition support can help athletes improve their skills and prepare for higher levels of boxing. Sponsorship does not guarantee sporting success, but it can reduce some of the resource barriers that limit consistent training and progression.
Eligible female boxers, coaches, gyms, sporting organisations, teams and community projects can apply through the current Tujiamini award categories, subject to the programme rules and application calendar.
Award category
Current support
Winners
Coverage
Gold Community Project Award
Products or services valued up to KSh 1,000,000
1 or more winners per month
Regional
Silver Award
Products or services valued up to KSh 100,000 per winner
3 winners per month
Regional
Bronze Award
KSh 10,000 per winner
50 winners per month
Nationwide
Award availability, winner timing and eligibility can change, so use the current Tujiamini application page, rules and regional calendar as the final reference.
Before applying, confirm that you meet the current Tujiamini eligibility rules and check the awards calendar for your region and category.
1. Go to the Tujiamini application page.
2. Select the award category you want to apply for.
3. Enter accurate personal details, including your name, age, region and valid contact information.
4. Tell your boxing story, including your talent, goals, challenges and the support you are requesting.
5. Explain how a partnership with you, your gym or your boxing project can create value or impact.
6. Prepare a short video of up to two minutes that introduces you and shows your commitment to boxing.
7. Provide a valid referee and current contact information where required by the award category.
8. Review the application for missing or inaccurate information.
9. Submit the application before the applicable deadline.
10. Check the Tujiamini website and your contact channels for application updates.
Explain what support you need, why you need it and how it will help your boxing development or community project. A clear request is easier to assess than a general appeal for sponsorship.
Provide credible proof of your work, such as training videos, competition records, certificates, photos, testimonials or other evidence. Use measurable achievements where possible and avoid exaggerated claims.
Explain how you would use the requested products, services or funding and what practical outcomes you expect. Show the people, equipment, coaching, facility or competition needs involved without promising results you cannot guarantee.
Use the video to explain who you are, what you have achieved, what is holding you back and how the sponsorship would help. Keep it clear, specific and relevant to the award you are applying for.
Do not focus only on what you need. Explain the value or impact the partnership can create, such as community benefit, visibility, participation, athlete development or a stronger local boxing programme.
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Box Girls Kenya is a Kariobangi-based organisation that uses boxing and related programmes to support women and girls. The organisation received a KSh 500,000 Tujiamini Gold Award to improve its gym and training facilities. The example shows how boxing sponsorship can support a community organisation as well as individual athletes.
Read the full Box Girls Kenya sponsorship story or apply for a Tujiamini sponsorship if you meet the current eligibility requirements.
Start by identifying a sponsorship programme that accepts boxing or sports applications, review its eligibility rules, and submit a clear application with evidence of your boxing journey and the support you need. Eligible applicants can apply through Tujiamini's current award programme.
Yes. Female boxers can apply through broader sports sponsorship programmes that include women and boxing, including Tujiamini. You can also read our guide to sports sponsorship for women in Kenya for wider opportunities and application guidance.
Include a clear sponsorship request, evidence of your progress, a realistic plan for using the support, accurate personal information, and the video or referee details required by the programme.
Yes. Tujiamini supported Box Girls Kenya with a KSh 500,000 Gold Award to help improve its Kariobangi gym and training facilities.
Tujiamini lists athletes, sporting organisations, teams, sports institutions, gyms, coaches and other sports participants among eligible groups, subject to the rules for the award category being applied for.
Women's boxing sponsorships in Kenya can help female boxers, gyms and community programmes access equipment, training, facilities and development opportunities. Tujiamini has already supported women's boxing through Box Girls Kenya, while the current award programme remains open to eligible sports applicants under its published rules and calendar. Apply for Tujiamini sponsorship after checking the current eligibility requirements and application dates.
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