Mid-Atlantic
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Charitable Programs
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships increase access to youth programs and their character-building benefits for those who might not otherwise have the opportunity to play tennis, removing barriers of entry to the sport.
USTA Mid-Atlantic supports programs that create opportunities for character building through tennis. The Junior Player Scholarship Program supports youth tennis players as they learn, develop, and compete in tennis at any level - beginners, intermediate and advanced.
More information about scholarship applications will be coming soon
Facility Restoration Grant
Safe, well-maintained places to play improve community well-being and enhance the attractiveness and value of neighborhoods, as well as providing access to the benefits of the sport among communities that are under-resourced.
USTA Mid-Atlantic fosters social connections and uplifts neighborhoods and communities by creating fun opportunities for people of all ages to engage in physical activity while fulfilling social and emotional needs that infuse vibrancy in people that last a lifetime. Through the Facility Restoration Grant, USTA Mid-Atlantic provides grants for tennis court construction and refurbishment projects for public tennis courts, especially those in parks, schools, and communities - the very places most people seek when trying to play the game.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT GRANT
USTA Mid-Atlantic believes that through the sport of tennis, people and communities grow stronger, healthier, and more connected. Tennis is uniquely positioned in all of the significant physical, social, and emotional health benefits it provides.
The USTA Mid-Atlantic is launching a Community Engagement Grant program that provides up to $2,500 to support community organizations that want to join the USTA Mid-Atlantic in creating community, character, and well-being through tennis in the Mid-Atlantic region. This grant can be used for expenses related to tennis programs and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The application is open.