The Manchester Freedom is dedicated to providing women 18 and older with the highest quality education and team experience in full contact, tackle football.  Participants are treated with respect through the opportunity to experience growth in physical fitness, teamwork, sportsmanship, fair play, and the safe and effective execution of the game of football.  The goal is to create a positive environment that allows these women to participate in a male dominated sport.

The Manchester Freedom is committed to service within the community that supports them.  In 2005 and 2006 the Freedom hosted the opening ceremonies for the NH Amateur State Summer Olympic Games.  As part of their fundraising efforts the athletes benefit from the profits of a 50/50 raffles at the home game of their choice.

Since 2001, the Manchester Freedom has developed a strong relationship with New Horizons Food Pantry in Manchester, NH.  The Freedom dedicates over 200 community service hours each year to New Horizons, participating in the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas food deliveries and by collecting items at our home games for discounted admission.

In 2007, the Freedom joined forces with Governor John Lynch, other NH professional teams, and Southern NH University to support a charitable initiative to allow people with developmental disabilities to attend local sporting events.

Also in 2007, the Manchester Freedom took home the Northeast Division Title for the first time in Franchise history.

We invite you to come and see us play a game that was once only played by our fathers, brothers, uncles, or husbands.  We are mothers, sisters, aunts, and wives who encourage you to watch us change history to "Her-story".