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Monica Puig opens up about motherhood and maternal health
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WTA Foundation’s 2025 Impact Report puts purpose into play
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History made: WTA hosts first women’s-only wheelchair event in the UAE
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A day of impact with Ellen Perez x Special Olympics
At a 30-athlete clinic supported by Yaroslava Shvedova and Daria Jurak, Perez led on-court drills as Special Olympics World Games medalist Clara Lehmkuhl made history as an assistant coach and coin tosser, highlighting a growing commitment to inclusive tennis in the region.
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Champions for Women's Health Summit convenes global leaders in Riyadh
Held during the WTA Finals in Riyadh, the conversation explored the intersection of women's health and sport, the unique challenges facing mothers and the transformative impact of simple interventions like prenatal vitamins.
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WTA Foundation, Morgan Stanley host Come Play clinics in Hong Kong
With a shared vision for expanding access to tennis, the WTA Foundation and Morgan Stanley joined Hong Kong, the China Tennis Association and Special Olympics Hong Kong to host two immersive Come Play clinics for more than 80 youth in the local community.
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Game, set, impact: WTA Finals champions community and empowerment
In the second year of their multiyear collaboration, the WTA Foundation, the Saudi Tennis Federation and the Ministry of Sports continued to make meaningful strides in 2025, delivering inspiring community development outcomes with a strong focus on community tennis, women’s health and leadership in sport.
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Come Play brings tennis to New York neighborhoods
From Judy Murray leading clinics in Queens to Katrina Adams welcoming Harlem kids onto the court, the WTA Foundation’s partnership with Morgan Stanley gave local youth the chance to learn, connect and dream on and off the court.
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Mental health panels offer candid insights from Pegula, Ruud and more
Jessica Pegula offered honest, thoughtful reflections during a recent mental health panel in Montreal, where the WTA Foundation also announced a $10,000 donation to the Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Sport.
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WTA Come Play returns to London, inspiring the next generation
Ahead of The Championships, the WTA Foundation, Morgan Stanley, the Elena Baltacha Foundation and the Murray Play Foundation hosted 55 local girls for a day of learning, hitting and confidence-building at Roehampton.
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