How much funding does Kids on Courts Grant provide?

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When is the deadline for Kids on Courts Grant?

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How often is Kids on Courts Grant offered?

Kids on Courts Grant runs on a monthly cycle.

Kids on Courts Grant

The Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation

Foundation Grants for Youth Sports Grants for K-12 Schools Wellness Grants Nutrition Grants

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle: Monthly
Tracked since: April 2026

From the program guidelines: “(1-3 hr commitment as a program)Submitting public release photos via email bi-monthly of programming taking place.Complete and submit program evaluation - Provide information about the program including attendance records, number of student participants by ethnic background,…”

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Indian River County community-based organizations or schools and tennis outreach program (non-exclusive).
Complete and submit program evaluation - Provide information about the program including attendance records, number of student participants by ethnic background, plus any other support information and feedback from the students and their families.

Other requirements

Organization or program receiving grants will commit to the following requirements:Participating in or volunteering for the Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation Tennis Championship spring tournament as requested.
(1-3 hr commitment as a program)Submitting public release photos via email bi-monthly of programming taking place.
Incorporate Mardy’s Six Healthy Habits throughout the program.
Include the Mardy Fish Children's Foundation logo on all printed items.

Overview

The Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation’s Kids on Courts Grant aims to grow the game of tennis by supporting community-based organizations and schools in developing impactful tennis programs. This initiative emphasizes health, fitness, and nutrition for K-12 children, focusing on safety and wellness. By incorporating Mardy's Six Healthy Habits, the program seeks to empower underserved youth and foster lifelong healthy habits, ensuring they thrive both on and off the court.

Currently, MFCF supports over 2,400 children throughout Indian River County, Florida by funding after-school exercise, nutritional and enrichment programs in a safe environment to prepare them for healthy, productive and successful lives.
The purpose of The Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation – Kids on Courts Grant is to grow the game of tennis by assisting community-based organizations, schools and tennis outreach programs in initiating, expanding, or enhancing their tennis program while including health, fitness and nutrition components on the courts.
Absolute Priority
Additionally, this program requires that an applicant propose a program that will address healthy habits, progressive tennis skills, life skills, physical fitness and nutrition for youth.

Eligibility

Indian River County community-based organizations or schools and tennis outreach program (non-exclusive).Organization or program receiving grants will commit to the following requirements:Participating in or volunteering for the Mardy Fish Children’s Foundation Tennis Championship spring tournament as requested. (1-3 hr commitment as a program)Submitting public release photos via email bi-monthly of programming taking place.Complete and submit program evaluation - Provide information about the program including attendance records, number of student participants by ethnic background, plus any other support information and feedback from the students and their families.Incorporate Mardy’s Six Healthy Habits throughout the program.Include the Mardy Fish Children's Foundation logo on all printed itemsDisplay provided MFCF Six Healthy Habits banner.