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Project Green Ball to Participate in Global Youth Service Day at The Thoreau Club on April 12, 2014
Project Green Ball (PGB) will participate for the second consecutive year in Global Youth Service Day. PGB will exhibit and collect balls on April 12, 2014 at the boys and girls 12 and under USTA Level 6 Challenger Circuit Event … Continue reading
Project Green Ball Collection Campaign Exceeds 88,000 Balls
Project Green Ball’s dead tennis ball collection campaign passed the 88,000 ball mark due to a number of firsts this past month. Most notably, we received the single largest donation of balls at one time from a donor – the … Continue reading
Global Youth Service Day Collection Events Net 3,350 Balls for Project Green Ball
This past weekend Project Green Ball held successful collection events on Global Youth Service Day at Nashua Swim & Tennis Club and the Brown/Billone Club. Approxately 50 kids age 9-18 participated by donating dead tennis balls to Project Green Ball. … Continue reading
Green Mitzvahs and Global Youth Service Day at Nashua Swim & Tennis and Brown/Billone Club
Five clubs and individuals contributed 5,425 balls to Project Green Ball. PGB has now collected or has commitments for 75,632 tennis balls. Leading the way is Pine Brook Country Club with 1,925 balls donated. Mt. Auburn Club contributed another 1,400 … Continue reading
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Project Green Ball Partners with the Boston Lobsters
Project Green Ball is pleased to announce that the Boston Lobsters, the New England franchise of Mylan World Team Tennis, have agreed to give all their used balls from the upcoming 2013 season to Project Green Ball. In addition, Project … Continue reading
Two New Collection Bins at Harvard University’s Murr Center Courts
If you play tennis at the courts at Harvard’s Murr Center, then please throw your dead balls into our newest collection bins. These stylish, sturdy corrugated wonders can hold lots of balls. And now there are two of them at Harvard!!! … Continue reading
