Kindness Wins

𝒞𝓁𝒾𝓃𝒾𝒸 𝐹𝑜𝓇 𝒦𝒾𝓃𝒹𝓃𝑒𝓈𝓈 🌟 Madison Keys unveiled two newly renovated tennis courts Monday, April 3, 2023 in North Charleston! Our founder was joined by District 8 City Council Member Bob King, Charleston Open Tournament Manager Eleanor Adams, our president Christine Keys and over 30 children from underserved local areas for the reveal and a fun tennis clinic on the beautiful new courts. From Madison: “I love Charleston and I’m so happy my foundation was able to play a small role in making something great happen here. I’m grateful to everyone who made this happen and can’t wait for the community to use the courts.” From Christine: “As a mom of a professional tennis player, I’ve seen first-hand how important it is that children have a safe place to access sports. I’m thrilled that Kindness Wins was able to provide support to this tennis-loving community in North Charleston, and I know these courts will get a lot of great use in the years to come.” From April Gift, USTA SC Manager of Program Development: “These courts will offer endless opportunities for kids of all ages.   With the groundbreaking for the tennis facility at Danny Jones being over a year away and having four teams that regularly need to play there, it’s nice to know that the players will have a safe place to play their matches, practice and participate in clinics close to home. These newly resurfaced courts have really helped beautify the North Park.” This court unveiling project came as a beneficiary of our Kindness Wins Day fundraisers to help benefit community courts in need. Madison chose to give back to the community of Charleston, a city she holds close to her heart. This project was done in partnership with the North Charleston Recreation Department and USTA South Carolina, with Clinic For Kindness support from Lowcountry Youth Tennis Association, Lowcountry Tennis Association and Third Serve Foundation. 📸 Peter Finger Photographer