USTA Western Massachusetts Junior Learn-to-Play Tennis Education Scholarship Grant

USTA Western Massachusetts Junior Learn-to-Play Tennis Education Scholarship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: USTA Western Massachusetts
Amount: Up to US $502
Last Updated: January 07, 2026

Summary

The USTA Western Massachusetts Junior Learn-to-Play Tennis Education Scholarship offers financial assistance to juniors aged 8-18 who wish to learn tennis. With scholarships up to $250, the program aims to support young athletes in Western Massachusetts, ensuring they can access lessons and programs regardless of their financial situation. Applicants must work with approved providers and submit accountability forms to confirm their participation and commitment to the sport.

Overview

Note: Grant applications will be reviewed the first week of every month and will not be considered retroactively. If you are looking for financial assistance for the month of February, your request must be received prior to the first day of the month. USTA Western Massachusetts Junior Tennis Scholarship USTA Western Mass mission is to help promote, advance and sponsor the growth and development of tennis in Western Massachusetts. To that end, we have developed scholarship programs to assist those who have a desire to play but may not have the financial means to participate in lessons or programs. USTA Western Mass goal with these scholarships is to assist such players on their tennis journey, in partnership with local tennis providers, organizations and facilities. Junior Learn-to-Play Tennis Education Scholarship Up to $250 scholarship available for juniors ages 8 - 18 who are interested in learning to play tennis.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Participant must live in Western Massachusetts and must work with a Western Mass Safe Play approved provider (Western Mass includes Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden and Hampshire counties)Participant must need financial assistance and provide the required information on the applicationParticipant must complete a digital accountability form/report to confirm completion of the program/lessons, share their experience and achievements and outline their plan to continue playing.Parent/guardian must sign the application and the accountability formA maximum of $500 in scholarship funds will be awarded per player per calendar year