USTA Heart of America Volunteer Opportunities
USTA Heart of America has many different volunteer opportunities in tennis that will be happening in the coming months. Are you looking for a way to give back to the game in your local community? Your opportunity is here!
Please read through the different events and volunteer opportunities for the USTA Heart of America in 2020:
No Coast Juniors & All Abilities Adaptive Programs
Dates: Wednesday 2/5/20-Wednesday 5/27/20
Where: Northland Racquet Club, 306 Tennis Ct, North KC Court-816-842-8811
Volunteer Link: https://thewholeperson.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?start_over&id=45019
All Abilities tennis runs from 5:30 – 6:30pm. Competitive tennis program runs from either 6:00 – 8:00pm or 6:30–8:30pm. Contact: rhaith@thewholeperson.org
Tennis Buddies KC
Dates: Sunday, February 23 at 5:00-6:00pm
Tennis Buddies KC is a program supported by the Kansas Special Olympics.
Where: Overland Park Racket Club, 6800 W 91st St, Overland Park, KS 66212. 913-642-6880
The last practice will be Sunday, April 19. No practice on April 12 due to Easter.
Contact: Christian Boschert @ kctennisbuddies@gmail.com
Wheel It Forward Tournament
Dates: April 3-5, 2020
Wheelchair tennis players in the region are invited to come to Kansas City to play competitive tennis and win their share of prize money!
Where: Northland Racquet Club (306 Tennis Ct., North KCMO) – 816-842-8811
Tournament Director: Tim Weber (816-842-8811)
Volunteer Link: http://thewholeperson.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=45740
NEW! KC Corporate Challenge Kick Off Event
Dates: Friday, April 10, 4PM-8PM.
We ask vendors to host some sort of physical or healthy lifestyle related activity at their booth spaces. Set up mini tennis courts for the event, w/ helping others learn the game of tennis!
Where: Truman Sports Complex
Link: https://kccorporatechallenge.com/event-info/kick-off-party
Genesis School KC Invitational Doubles Event
Date: May 16, 2020
The KC Invitational is Kansas City's premier tennis tournament and all proceeds benefit Genesis School. There will be tennis clinics offered on 5/16/20 prior to tourney.
Where: Homestead CC Tennis Activity
Coordinator: Kirkland Gates - kirklandgates8848@gmail.com
Volunteer signs ups and Planning Committee – meetings still ongoing w/ help needed from Tennis clubs, players and tennis community to make this a successful event.
WIN for KC Summer Camps
Camp WIN introduces girls in the community to approximately 14 sports and fitness activities over four days. Campers are broken out into groups keeping girls ages 6-8 together; ages 9-12 together.
Dates/times: TBD.
Link: HTTPS://WWW.SPORTKC.ORG/WIN-FOR-KC/CAMP-WIN/
SESSION 1: JUNE 1-4 @ NOTRE DAME DE SION HIGH SCHOOL
SESSION 2: JUNE 15-18 @ ST. TERESA’S ACADEMY
SESSION 3: JUNE 22-25 @ LINCOLN COLLEGE PREP MIDDLE SCHOOL
New! Juvenile Diabetes One Walk
Date: September 26, 2020
Link: https://www2.jdrf.org/site/SPageServer?pagename=walk_homepage
JDRF One Walk is a fun, family friendly event where dedicated walkers, volunteers and sponsors raise money to make living with T1D safer and healthier.
Where: Liberty Memorial North Lawn where we have a Kid Zone area w volunteer & USTA mini nets. We need lots of help here with it being a new event!
For more information, please contact USTA Heart of America Volunteer Coordinator Peggy Parrish at hoavolunteercoord@gmail.com. USTA Heart of America needs your help!
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