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Tennis Book 2009 - TIA UK

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<strong>Tennis</strong> Charities<br />

The <strong>Tennis</strong> Foundation is the largest tennis charity in<br />

the <strong>UK</strong>. Its “One Game All” philosophy is to encourage<br />

more people of all ages and abilties to play and enjoy<br />

tennis.<br />

In particular the Foundation wants to improve tennis<br />

delivery in all Local Authority facilities; that includes<br />

Parks, Schools and municipal facilities. The<br />

Foundation’s long term strategy will introduce millions<br />

of new players to the game, and allow them to play and<br />

enjoy tennis on a regular basis.<br />

The Foundation works alongside the The Lawn <strong>Tennis</strong><br />

Association and is based at the National <strong>Tennis</strong> Centre.<br />

Contact details:<br />

The <strong>Tennis</strong> Foundation, The National <strong>Tennis</strong> Centre,<br />

100 Priory Lane, Roehampton, London SW15 5JQ<br />

Charity No. 298175<br />

Email: info@tennisfoundation.org.uk<br />

www.tennisfoundation.org.uk<br />

As part of the Foundation’s<br />

commitment to make tennis<br />

accessible to everyone, the Dan<br />

Maskell <strong>Tennis</strong> Trust was set<br />

up over 10 years ago specifically<br />

to raise funds for people with<br />

disabilities in 3 main areas –<br />

wheelchair, deaf and learning<br />

disabilities. The Trust’s role is<br />

threefold:-<br />

a) To be a charitable provider of tennis wheelchairs<br />

where individuals, clubs and centres running disability<br />

programmes may apply for assistance with funding<br />

b) To be a provider of equipment/coaching bags<br />

whereby coaches, clubs, special schools, disability<br />

groups and associations may apply for a kit bag of<br />

tennis equipment and coaching aids<br />

c) To be the grant aiding body to assist disability<br />

groups, associations, club programmes and individuals<br />

for any disability.<br />

The Trust aims to raise a minimum of £50K each year to<br />

spend on grant aid in these three categories.<br />

Contact details:<br />

The Dan Maskell <strong>Tennis</strong> Trust, c/o The <strong>Tennis</strong><br />

Foundation, as above<br />

Email: dmtt@tennisfoundation.org.uk<br />

www.danmaskelltennistrust.org.uk<br />

Also working with the <strong>Tennis</strong> Foundation is the “Give it<br />

Your Max” <strong>Tennis</strong> Initiative (GIYM) formed after the<br />

death of young tennis player Max Stotesbury. GIYM<br />

supports the Wimbledon Junior <strong>Tennis</strong> Initiative, the<br />

<strong>Tennis</strong> Foundation and The Dan Maskell <strong>Tennis</strong> Trust.<br />

Contact details:<br />

Michael or Tara Stotesbury<br />

5 Lancaster Gardens, Wimbledon SW19 5DG<br />

Tel: 020 8946 4459 Fax: 020 8947 7512<br />

www.giveityourmax.org<br />

Other organizations include:<br />

<strong>Tennis</strong> for Free whose mission statement is to<br />

increase participation in tennis nationwide for all ages<br />

regardless of ability, background, race and financial<br />

circumstance. The organisation aims to make more use<br />

of public courts.<br />

Contact details:<br />

<strong>Tennis</strong> for Free, 55 Thornhill Square, London N1 1BE<br />

Tel: 0870 011 3733<br />

www.tennisforfree.com<br />

Kids at Heart - Tim Henman, the former British No. 1<br />

and World No. 4 formed his own charity through The<br />

Tim Henman Charitable Foundation.<br />

Contact details:<br />

c/o IMG, Pier House,<br />

Strand on the Green,<br />

Chiswick, London W4 3NN<br />

Former British No1, Tim<br />

Henman waves goodbye as<br />

he leaves Centre Court on his<br />

retirement.<br />

Picture David Musgrove.<br />

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