OUR VISION
Our vision is to get more tennis racquets in the hands of more people and find more reasons to get them on more tennis courts.
ABOUT US
The Ace Foundation is the charitable arm of USTA Tennessee and supports and assists in the growth and development of the sport of tennis in the state of Tennessee by raising money and funding local programming, junior player development, municipality infrastructure, community tennis associations and other like-minded organizations. The ACE Foundation will provide support to USTA Tennessee as a charitable organization by educating the public and providing information as to the lifelong health benefits of tennis as well as the stimulation of interest in tennis and sportsmanship in schools, playgrounds and public parks.
While the main priority of the Foundation is to support this building of the Springhill Tennis Facility, the Foundation has supported and currently facilitates many other meaningful tennis programs across the state. These include the National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) Chapter, the (TSSAA) High School State Association, and (TMSAA) Middle School State Association, Early entry way programs (Rally Cats, Play TennisSEE, and Schools) and Adaptive Tennis programs like Buddy Up (Tennis for Down Syndrome athletes), Wheelchair Tennis and Aceing Autism.
The ACE Foundation has a variety of grants and resources to support grassroots and outreach tennis opportunities to enable the growth and accessibility of tennis opportunities in the Middle Tennessee region.
While the main priority of the Foundation is to support this building of the Springhill Tennis Facility, the Foundation has supported and currently facilitates many other meaningful tennis programs across the state. These include the National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) Chapter, the (TSSAA) High School State Association, and (TMSAA) Middle School State Association, Early entry way programs (Rally Cats, Play TennisSEE, and Schools) and Adaptive Tennis programs like Buddy Up (Tennis for Down Syndrome athletes), Wheelchair Tennis and Aceing Autism.
