Supporting organizations and programs
that enhance the lives of people
through tennis and education
in North Carolina
| |
Register HERE to Attend the NC Hall of Fame Reception, Dinner, & Ceremony!
January 27th, 2024
The Carolina Inn
Pinehurst, NC
| |
NJTL (National Junior Tennis & Learning) Highlights | |
ATA NJTL Leader, Mary Ann Myers, receives 2023 Educational Merit Award given by
Buster and Karen Brown @CDW
|
NJTL Summer Camp a "hit"
Greensboro Tennis Program Foundation
|
(Pictured L-R, Kelly Lombardino, Roberta Hadley, Kim Roberts, and Jean Marie Simon)
🍂
| The USTA Foundation Impact Conference, held in Orlando, FL October 11-14, included over 90+ NJTL Chapters from across the country! Roberta Hadley & Kim Roberts represented their "Blueprint for Success" Raleigh Tennis Association NJTL serving hundreds of youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCA, and elementary schools in the Raleigh area. A huge shout-out to all 18 NC NJTL's - please budget to attend next year's 3rd Annual Impact Conference scheduled for October 27-29, 2024 at the JW Marriott Grand Lakes in Orlando, FL. | |
Karen Holbrook honored @CDW and passes the Brunswick County Tennis Association NJTL "baton" to
Mike Breen
Thank you, Karen, for your service and heart for youth!
|
Congratulations
Elizabeth Jukuri
Kimberley Park Tennis Association NJTL student athlete in Winston-Salem wins
2023 NC NJTL Essay Contest
Learn more about the USTAF Essay Contest HERE
| Fall has been a VERY busy month for this NJTL trailblazer! In addition to being the NCTF guest speaker at the WSO Donor Appreciation Luncheon, receiving the USTA NC Diversity Outreach and Inclusion Award, Belén Gómez-Jordana was a featured speaker on the Talking Tennis Southern Style Podcast during Hispanic Heritage Month! | |
Redesigned NC Tennis Foundation License Plate has arrived! | |
Are you licensed to PLAY TENNIS in North Carolina?
The NC Tennis Foundation redesigned specialty & personalized license plate is NOW available. Purchase online or in-person at your local NCDMV Office!
| |
When to order online?
-
If you do not own a NC Tennis Foundation specialty license plate, you can order online HERE.
-
Please note: the NC Tennis Foundation license plate image reflected from the NCDMV website is the original image, NOT the redesigned image - the NCDMV specialty plate website will be updated soon with the new design image. You will receive the new, redesigned NC Tennis Foundation specialty plate if you order online! Expect your plate to arrive in the mail within 1-2 weeks.
When to go in-person to your NCDMV Agency?
-
If you own the original NC Tennis Foundation specialty or personalized license plate you can only order the redesigned plate, in-person, at a NC Division of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV) license plate agency. To avoid unnecessary fees and documentation, update to the new plate during your vehicle's annual 60 day registration period.
| |
You LOVE your original NC Tennis Foundation license plate and do not want to update to the redesigned NC Tennis Foundation plate?
- Do absolutely NOTHING! Although, in the event your original plate is ever damaged, the only NC Tennis Foundation plate design option will be the new plate design.
- Whether you update to the new plate design or keep the original plate design, the NC Tennis Foundation thanks you for your annual donation to enhance the lives of people through tennis and education! At this time, the annual fee for the NC Tennis Foundation specialty plate is $20, with $10 donated to the NC Tennis Foundation.
- If you have a Personalized Specialty Plate there has always been and will continue to be an additional annual $30 fee for this plate type.
🍂
Make it "crystal" clear - on the court, as well as "on the road," that tennis is the "Sport of a Lifetime," you LOVE to "PLAY TENNIS," and you support the NC Tennis Foundation's goal to make tennis accessible to everyone!
| |
Original NC Tennis Foundation License Plate | |
"Wheel Serve NC extends our deepest gratitude to everyone that helped make our
3rd Annual Wheel Serve It Up event a success. Thanks to our sponsors, USTA NC, NC Tennis Foundation, volunteers, tennis enthusiasts/spectators, players, Community Tennis Associations, Queens University Tennis Teams, family members and most of all our wheelchair players from throughout the state who work together year-round with us to promote the sport of wheelchair tennis in NC! We are grateful each and every day for the opportunity to serve." - Message from Co-Executive Directors, Kelly Flouhouse & Helen Leonard
| |
5th Annual Mary Lloyd Barbera "Celebrate Tennis" Night @CDW
Crowns a New Winner - The Beatles
| |
Thank you for playing and raising
$3,000 to benefit under-resourced youth
| |
2024 Winston Salem Open
Donor Appreciation Day Round Robin & Luncheon
We loved celebrating our Donors!!!!! Thank you for making the time to join in on the fun and being a part of our statewide donation community that is making a difference in the lives of under-resourced organizations and programs - daily!
| |
UPCOMING EVENTS:
"Footprints On the Court" Fundraiser, November 9-12, Carolina Country Club, Raleigh, Abilities Tennis of NC.
15th Annual Winter Chill, December 2, 2023, JW Isenhour Center on the NC State University Campus, Abilities Tennis of NC, Register HERE
Giving Tuesday, November 28, Learn More Here
| |
The North Carolina Tennis Foundation is a 501c3 charitable, education organization.
| | | | |