Sondra can be seen at many sporting events such as The New York Giants and The New York Jets games, The NBA and NFL Drafts, as well as participating in numerous parades and charitable events. She has been featured in many media outlets such as The New York Times, The Daily News, Newsday, CNN, and ESPN. She will be in The Columbus Day Parade in New York City and The Halloween Parade in Toms River, and The Mummers Parade on New Years Day. Sondra is the first and only female to be honored by the National Football League Players Association.
Sondra has helped raise money for Help US Troops and many other charitable organizations. She states, “I want to encourage people to be patriotic during these trying times, and I wish that those who are involved with sports serve as role models to young people and show them that hard work and dedication is rewarded. I also want to encourage women to participate in sports at all levels."
As a celebration of her illustrious career, Sondra is starting a fan club to show appreciation of the many fans that have been loyal to her over the years. She is also offering merchandise, and is currently working on a documentary about her life in sports and as "Miss Liberty" to be produced by Ethan Lefkowitz Productions. More information can be found at www.sondrafortunato.bravehost.com.
