Louisiana Tennis Association
grants and assistance
The Southern Tennis Foundation supports NJTL. Chapters can apply for either a $700 grant for hiring an apprentice (must work a minimum of 40 total hours of work) OR a $900 grant for hiring two apprentices (minimum of 50 combined hours of work/25 hours per apprentice).
usta southern and southern tennis foundation tennis venue services grant
Funding provided by the USTA Southern and the Southern Tennis Foundation assists communities with the cost of resurfacing, reconstructing and building new facilities. USTA Southern's Build It Forward program supports the USTA's Tennis Venue Services. Ongoing.
collegiate community hub grants
Together with the ITA, the USTA is pleased to offer a one-time grant up to $10,000 awarded to your athletic department if you actively operate your tennis facility as a new “Collegiate Community Hub”.
Southern innovation grant
Do you have a new idea for tennis in your area but don’t know where to start? Do you think you have a fresh idea to showcase the sport? Do you have a creative initiative, project, or program to attract, engage, or retain players, coaches, or facilities? USTA Southern is seeking those ideas and has committed $400,000 in grant funding to spur innovation to accelerate the growth of tennis.
scholarships
more usta grants and scholarships
NOVO NORDISK DONNELLY SCHOLARSHIP, JONATHAN G. EPSTEIN SPIRIT OF TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP, MARTIN MULLIGAN SR. SPIRIT OF TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP, MARIAN WOOD BAIRD COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP and more!
usta foundation scholarships
NOVO NORDISK DONNELLY SCHOLARSHIP, JONATHAN G. EPSTEIN SPIRIT OF TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP, MARTIN MULLIGAN SR. SPIRIT OF TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP, MARIAN WOOD BAIRD COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP and more!
USTA wheelchair tennis grant
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Since 2008, USTA Wheelchair Tennis has been a steadfast champion for the sport's development, investing over $650,000 in grassroots programs nationwide. These grants go beyond mere financial aid; they represent a strategic commitment to cultivating a thriving ecosystem for wheelchair tennis, with a particular focus on programs with an emphasis on attracting new junior players to the sport.
Grant amounts are based on each program's existing budget, as well as the future programming needs of the organization, and should assist in providing assets including coaching, court time, events (i.e., run/rolls, tournaments, camps) and equipment. Want to learn more about the grant process and requirements? Click here to review FAQs.
Interested in partnering with USTA Wheelchair Tennis to cultivate the next generation of champions? Email Evan Enquist, National Manager, Wheelchair Tennis at evan.enquist@usta.com to learn more.
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