We're doing it again!!
Join us for our 2nd Annual tennis event, TO SERVE WITH LOVE, to benefit Circle of Friends. When serving friends and in tennis, it all begins with LOVE!
This Women’s Team Doubles Tournament will host 20 Teams of Fun Competition! Team Play (2-6 players) will consist of alternating play at 3 Levels!
To Register: The Team Captain will register a team of 2-6 players. $200 per team.
Make sure to add a fun Team Name!
After you register your team, please fill out the known names of all players on the Teams Form (CLICK HERE).
Every team member is encouraged to contribute extra funds and recruit sponsorships from friends and businesses so they too can SERVE with LOVE.
To Sponsor: Select the level you would like to participate and complete the registration!
Prizes for:
The WINNING TEAMS
Any individual who raises $2,400 in donations will win 3 days & 2 nights at a beautiful cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains!
Any individual who raises $3,000+ will win 4 days & 3 nights at a beautiful cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains!
AND MORE!
Questions? Contact Gina Ulicny at gculicny@bellsouth.net or Mandee Mays at mandeemays@gmail.com.
REMEMBERING OUR FRIEND: In 2022, Circle of Friends received an exceedingly generous donation exceeding $500,000 from a cherished long-term friend and client of the Keen family, Mary Ann Crowe (1940-2022) of Alpharetta, Georgia. Mary Ann designated this substantial contribution to significantly enhance the lives of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The funds are intended to facilitate the expansion of the organization's team and programs, directly benefiting this deserving population.
Mary Ann, a well-known figure in Alpharetta, was a passionate participant in both golf and tennis, as demonstrated by her active involvement in ALTA tennis, which she pursued consistently well into her later years. An advocate for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, Mary Ann valued fitness, and her social circle often revolved around her fellow enthusiasts, particularly the "ladies" from Webb Bridge Park.