Seattle FIFA Legacy

The Goal

When the tournament ended, the committee needed a lasting home for its legacy. The site had to tell the story of more than 35 community projects and thank the supporters who made them possible. It also had to keep the original SeattleFWC26 content and CRM data safe after the tournament domain went away.

What We Did

• Legacy Website: Designed and built sea2026.org in Webflow, launching on September 21.
• Legacy Projects CMS: Built a sortable collection of flip cards and detail pages for every legacy project.
• Digital Legacy Book: Embedded the final Legacy Book as a flip-through experience instead of a PDF download.
• Supporters Page: Gave the full donor and partner list its own acknowledgments page.
• Media Toolkit: Curated a public library of downloadable images for press and partner use.
• Site & CRM Archive: Moved the existing SeattleFWC26 website and HubSpot data into the new environment.
• 2031 Sign-Up: Added a pop-up form so fans could follow along for the 2031 Women's World Cup.

The Impact

sea2026.org launched alongside the committee's Final Report and press release. It gave the region one place to explore what the World Cup left behind, credited every supporter and kept the audience connected for 2031.