WTVT News will be filming a segment acknowledging TTF's USTA Award this Thursday, February 23rd. All athletes and volunteers please be there by 1:30pm.
Tennis For Fun program receives Adaptive Tennis National Community Service Award. Click here to see the video!
Thank you BSAC for all of your support!
Click here to see photos of the making of the USTA Video.
Starting February 2nd, the Brandon Clinic will be held on Thursdays instead of Fridays. See Schedules.
Hillsborough County Special Olympics will be held Saturday, March 10, 2012 at USF.
Congratulations to all of our athletes who competed at the State Special Olympics May 13th thru 15th!
Click here to view the photos from the 2011 State Special Olympics.
Congratulations! Sean Anderson won the 2011 Zenay Morales Courage Award!
Click here to view the photos from the March 5th, 2011 Special Olympics
Tennis for Fun
Tennis For Fun, a free tennis clinic for athletes with special needs, is a volunteer organization that provides athletes with an opportunity to have fun playing tennis, to learn basic skills and to socialize with each other.
Our program specializes with athletes of all ages that are intellectually handicapped, but other special needs athletes are also welcome to join the program.
Tennis For Fun is entirely a volunteer organization. All services and equipment are donated by our wonderful and dedicated volunteers. Click here to find out how you can get involved.
USTA
Adaptive Tennis National Community Service Award
The USTA awarded the 2011 USTA Adaptive Tennis National Community Service Award to Tennis For Fun. The award is given to a program or program leader that has demonstrated continued excellence, dedication and service in tennis for an adaptive tennis community. View the video below!
Our History
Tennis for Fun was founded by Nathan Moore, a Jesuit High School student, 
in September of 2000. His goal was to create a positive and fun activity for special needs athletes in the greater Tampa area. Since its inception, the program has grown substantially, spreading to four locations and coaching over a hundred athletes. Although Nathan has been attending college at St. Louis University, the program has been continued by his mother, Judy, along with Rosanna Chiaramonte, both of whom have played an enormous role in making the program what it is today.
Donate Equipment
Consider donating your used tennis rackets, balls, or clothing. We will put your donation to good use. New tennis equiment and supplies (ie. string, grips, etc.) are welcome.
Special Olympics
The Tennis for Fun instructors are certified by the Special Olympics and our athletes follow the Special Olympics Code of Conduct. This Code of Conduct holds all Special Olympic athletes to the highest standards of competition. As part of the Code of Conduct, our athletes have taken the following oath: "Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."