PROJECT GREEN BALL HAS CEASED OPERATIONS. WE CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN THIS PAGE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES. IN THE MEANTIME, IF YOU HAVE TENNIS BALLS TO DONATE, PLEASE SEND TO RECYCLEBALLS.ORG – https://www.recycleballs.org/
Project Green Ball started as a father and son enterprise, but has quickly attracted many dedicated ambassadors heading up geographical collection activities in the U.S. and has benefitted from the support of many volunteers and partners at clubs and tennis facilities throughout the U.S. Learn more about us by clicking on the hyperlinks above.
Feel free to reach out to us at:
e-mail: info@projectgreenball.org
We look forward to hearing from you.
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Hello,
My name is Naomi Johnson and I with some of the other Montana State University tennis players are planning on organizing a small tennis camp for local kids in couple weeks. We are trying to put it all together with limited resources to increase awareness of the sport in the area and encourage children to be active. Therefore I am asking, if there is a way you could be able to sponsor this even in terms of providing some tennis balls and equipment. I know this is much to ask, but this generosity, would able us to fund this new program to bolster excitement about sports and overall healthy lifestyle.
Regardless of whether or not you are able to contribute at this time, we appreciate your time.