Assistant Manager Emily Leary leads new donation partnership at historic Boston club.
Boston, MA — Rally4Racquets is proud to welcome Wimbledon 109 Club as a new partner in its mission to provide youth in under-resourced communities with access to tennis. Spearheaded by Emily Leary, Assistant Manager at the club, Wimbledon 109 has placed a racquet donation bin on site, inviting members to give back by contributing gently used racquets.
With deep tennis roots and a longstanding tradition of excellence, Wimbledon 109 is now helping ensure the next generation has the opportunity to experience the sport—regardless of financial background. All donated racquets will be refurbished and distributed to programs that support young players with limited access to equipment and coaching.
“Wimbledon 109 is proud to be part of this initiative,” said Emily Leary, Assistant Manager. “Our members understand the value of the sport, and this is a meaningful way for us to pass that value on to children who need it most.”
This partnership contributes to the growing impact of Rally4Racquets, which has now collected and redistributed over 2,000 racquets through 80+ clubs and organizations, reaching more than 10,000 kids across New England and beyond. Fueled by more than 2,900 donors and a youth-led volunteer network, Rally4Racquets continues to break down barriers to entry in tennis—one racquet at a time.
For more information about donating or getting involved, visit rally4racquets.com.
About Rally4Racquets
Rally4Racquets is a youth-led nonprofit organization that collects and redistributes gently used tennis racquets to underserved communities. Through local partnerships with clubs and professionals, the organization aims to make tennis more accessible and equitable for all children.
About Wimbledon 109 Club
Wimbledon 109 Club is a private tennis and social club located in Boston, MA. Known for its strong sense of tradition, community, and excellence in racquet sports, the club is committed to enriching lives through tennis both on and off the court.
