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USTA Florida Foundation Grant Boosts Tennis 4 FUN Program in Coral Springs Schools
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USTA Florida Foundation Grant Fuels Tennis 4 FUN Expansion to Six Coral Springs Schools

A USTA Florida Foundation grant has boosted the Tennis 4 FUN program, expanding its affordable afterschool tennis instruction to six Coral Springs schools. The initiative aims to make the sport more accessible to local children by providing all necessary equipment and coaching.

10/01/2026 · Coral Springs edition

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A grant from the USTA Florida Foundation helped Tennis 4 FUN expand its afterschool tennis program, bringing affordable tennis instruction to students in Coral Springs. The program now operates in six schools across the city, making the sport more accessible to local children.

Tennis 4 FUN's initiative focuses on providing an engaging and affordable way for students to learn tennis. The program supplies all necessary equipment and coaching, removing common barriers to participation for families. This approach ensures more Coral Springs kids can experience the benefits of the sport, regardless of their financial situation.

The afterschool program emphasizes fun, physical fitness, and the development of fundamental tennis skills. Parents and school administrators in Coral Springs have responded positively to the program, noting its impact on student engagement and activity levels. The USTA Florida Foundation's grant directly facilitated this expansion, allowing Tennis 4 FUN to reach a greater number of schools and children within the community.

By offering the program directly at schools, Tennis 4 FUN integrates physical activity and skill development into students' daily routines. This community partnership between the USTA Florida Foundation and Tennis 4 FUN continues to create new opportunities for youth sports participation in Coral Springs, fostering a love for tennis from an early age.

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