Fund Raising



This summer,   Slam summer Tennis camp donate 70% of proceeds to Second Serve non-profit org (About Us | Second Serve | United States) to support the organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of under-resourced kids who live tennis by giving them the equipment they need.




Great news and rewarding achievement.   This award will help us build much needed tools to benefits our  community,  more to come! 



Art Show @ October 2023 




                           

                                   Christmas Street fair @ December 2023 






                     Tennis Camp for Mental Health @ July 2024 

 



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