Windsor Jewelers signs sponsorship deal with Carolina Panthers, Charlotte FC
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 11:18 AM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Windsor Jewelers has secured a sponsorship agreement with both the NFL's Carolina Panthers and Major League Soccer's Charlotte FC. The deal marks a significant step for the Winston-Salem-based jeweler, which opened a Charlotte location in 2013. Ben Simon, Vice President of Windsor Jewelers, emphasized the importance of these teams to the local community, highlighting the affluent audience of NFL fans. The jeweler plans to hold events in-store, which will also benefit local charities associated with the teams.
- •Windsor Jewelers based in Winston-Salem has expanded its reach in Charlotte.
- •The sponsorship targets both Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC.
- •Windsor Jewelers aims to host charitable events linked to both teams.
- •Ben Simon cites the affinity of local fans as a crucial factor.
- •The partnership may attract younger demographics through soccer engagement.
- 11:18 AMYahoo Sports — Windsor Jewelers scores sponsorship deal with Carolina Panthers, Charlotte FC
"After Winston-Salem-based Windsor Jewelers added a location in Charlotte in 2013, the family-owned business casted an eye on aligning with the NFL Carolina Panthers.
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