Patriots Women’s Association Donates $25,000 to Women’s Lunch Place | In the Community

Patriots (YouTube)·Oct 26, 2026 · 3:46 PM CT

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The Patriots Women's Association, made up of the wives and partners of Patriots players, coaches and staff, joined the New England Patriots Foundation for their annual visit to Women’s Lunch Place. The group volunteered and donated $25,000 to the organization.

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