USTA Military Outreach

The BB&T Atlanta Open will honor America’s service men and women with a Military Appreciation Night on Monday, July 16th. This will include discounted tickets and tennis instruction for military kids.

On Wednesday, July 18th the Mercury Insurance Open will "Celebrate our Heroes" by offering complimentary tickets and a military tennis clinic for kids.

The Farmers Classic will offer free tickets to military service members, veterans, and their families for the entire tournament. There will be a Special Military Appreciation Celebration on Sunday, July 29th. 

 

The Citi Open will honor the men and women who serve our country with a Military Appreciation Day on Saturday, August 4th. The day includes complimentary tickets as well as a tennis clinic for military kids.

The Western & Southern Open will honor America’s service men and women with a Military Appreciation Night on Monday, August 13th which will include free tickets.

The New Haven Open will honor America’s service men and women with a Military Appreciation Night on Monday, August 20th. The night will include ticket discounts as well as a tennis clinic for military and veteran families. 

The Winston-Salem Open will honor America’s service men and women with Military Appreciation Night on Monday, August 20th. They will provide complimentary tickets to the National Guard, Operation Military Kids, Kids on Guard and Blue Star Families.

The USTA Pro Circuit was at the forefront of the USTA's commitments to supporting the armed forces through "Joining Forces," the White House’s national initiative to support and honor America’s service members, with its own Adopt-A-Unit effort.

Two of the first tournaments to embrace the initiative were the Tallahassee Challenger and the RBC Bank Women’s Challenger.  Learn More

Learn more about what the Family Circle Tennis Center and World TeamTennis Finals Weekend did to help support the USTA’s Adopt-a-Unit Program, by collecting supplies for an 80-soldier Army Military Police company from Fort Stewart in Savannah, Ga., which recently deployed to Afghanistan.