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The Tennis First Charitable Trust (Tennis First) is an independent registered charity (no.1075649) and helps young players throughout the UK who are dedicated to fulfilling their potential of reaching a senior world ranking of 250 and better. It makes grants for coaching, travel expenses and training.

Our successes, with their highest world rankings in brackets, include Anne Keothavong (48)  Alex Bogdanovich (108) and Josh Goodall (184). We have also recently helped Naomi Broady (194), Naomi Cavaday (174), Jade Curtis (325), Anna Fitzpatrick (318) and Dan Cox (258) all of whom are now making their way on the senior tour.

Tim Henman has been particularly generous to Tennis First by committing some of the money raised through his Kids at Heart charity; and we have supported some tennis scholars at Tim's old school - Reeds in Surrey. One of these, Evan Hoyt, was part of the team which won the Junior Davis Cup in 2011, alongside Kyle Edmund and Luke Bambridge, also Tennis First grantees.  George Morgan won the Orange Bowl in 2010 and Oliver Golding The US Open Juniors in 2011 and are previous grantees.

Check out the players currently receiving help from Tennis First here.