To make the application process easy, we recommend reviewing our Sample Grant Applications, Budget Templates, and FAQs* before applying.
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The Spring 2022 Grant Cycle is now closed.
Check back for more information on the next cycle starting August 1st, 2022.
Tennis program providers may apply for Equipment Grants for their youth tennis, Masters Tennis, and adaptive and wheelchair programs.
Charitable nonprofit organizations or government agencies may apply for our Program Support Grants.
Charitable nonprofit organizations or government agencies may apply for our Wheelchair Grants.
The USTA offers a variety of grants and scholarships to help grow the game of tennis in many ways. A complete listing with details is posted here. For additional information, please email grants@usta.com for further information and questions.
Available Assistance Through USTA:
All questions specific to diversity grants or adaptive and wheelchair tennis programs and should be directed to William Speed.
In addition, USTA Foundation awards college scholarships and player incentive awards to deserving youngsters who have participated in United States Tennis Association (USTA) and/or other organized youth tennis programs.
For more information on USTA Foundation grant and scholarship opportunities please visit their website at www.ustafoundation.com or email the staff at foundation@usta.com.
Available Assistance Through USTA:
Questions specific to NJTL grants, after-school programs or Net Generation should be directed to Magali Holt.
The USTA Facility Services Program can offer you and your community assistance with business, development, technical, advocacy and financial resources. In addition, communities are appointed project consultants from the USTA National staff, who deliver personalized support and service to help take your project from dream to reality.
A complete listing with details is posted here. To fully understand the process by which communities receive assistance from the USTA and what is expected from communities, please review the Guide to USTA’s Tennis Venue + Design Group.