USTA Foundation's National Junior Tennis & Learning Network

 

The USTA Foundation is the charity for the National Governing Body of tennis, and whose mission is to provide tennis and education to under-resourced youth in over 250 communities through NJTL chapters.

In 1969, the National Junior Tennis League was created as a way to gain and hold the attention of young people, with the hope of teaching them the importance of character, getting an education and becoming productive citizens.
 
Today, the now-named National Junior Tennis and Learning network features more than 250 nonprofit youth development organizations that offer free or low-cost tennis and education programming to more than 160,000 under-resourced youth each year.
 
NJTL is supported by the USTA Foundation, the national charitable organization of the USTA. The work done by its member chapters includes after-school tutoring that focuses on academic enrichment, a life-skills curriculum and, of course, tennis.

The NJTL Network 

To learn more about the NJTL network, visit the NJTL page on USTAFoundation.com. 

Become an NJTL Chapter

Looking to enroll to become an NJTL chapter for the first time?

Become an NJTL Chapter

Looking to enroll to become an NJTL chapter for the first time?