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Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center Donor Information.

LEGACY: Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center is a 501(c)3, non-profit and is not funded by Forest Park Forever, The City of St. Louis, or the State of Missouri. Outreach programs and facilities are updated by donors like you.

As Parks Commissioner, Dwight F. Davis built St. Louis’ first public tennis courts in Forest Park in 1912.

There were 32 courts where our 19 reside today. 

 

Dwight F. Davis is famous for removing the “Keep Off the Grass” signs posted around St. Louis city parks when he became commissioner. “The purpose of the parks was the ‘raising of men or women rather than grass or trees’, said Davis at his new post.” (Kriplen, 91) Like Mr. Davis, the board, management, and staff of DDMTC are committed to helping raise responsible and healthy children in St. Louis communities. We hope to continue to grow the sport of tennis in St. Louis, give access to it to those who might not normally have it, and to provide expert instruction for the city and surrounding areas of St. Louis.

 

Please help continue Dwight Davis’ legacy and donate to Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center today. You can mail donations in to our Pro Shop and we will mail you a donation receipt. 

If you’d like to send a donation in the mail, please make checks payable to: 

 

Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center 

 

Mail to: 

 

Jim Seitz

Dwight Davis Tennis Center

5620 Grand Dr. 

St. Louis, MO 63112

 

Thank you for considering us, 

 

The Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center Board of Directors

 

All donations are tax deductible. 

Dwight Davis boasts 18 fully-lighted hard courts and 4 permanent pickleball courts, open March through mid-November with over 20 tournaments hosted each year, Dwight Davis is St. Louis’ premier tournament facility. 

 

At Dwight Davis Tennis Center, we host outreach programs to grow tennis within the St. Louis community: 

  • St. Louis Tennis Collective

  • Better Family Life

  • Gerber Wheelchair Tennis Program

 

Court Sponsorships 

Forest Park welcomes over 12 million visitors per year. 

Over 1 million walk by Dwight Davis Tennis Center and 20,000+ people visited our grounds in the last year for classes, events, & tournaments. 

 

Courts 1-18 are available for businesses or families to sponsor. Show courts 1 and 5 have the best visibility of the facility and begin at $5,000 each. Court sponsorships last for one year and are renewable each year. 

  • On-court banner with family name or company logo 

  • Business or family name on our website under sponsors at www.dwightdavistennis.com

  • Court sponsors will have logo or name placement on our email blasts reaching our 6,000+ contacts. 

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Commemorative Donor Stones

Commemorative Donor Stones are available for $1,000 each. Family or business names are engraved on plaques on the stone. 

Remains on facility grounds for life 

Family name or company logo placement on our website and email blasts to 6,000+ contacts

Choose where your stone is displayed from a list of options

 

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To request more information about sponsoring courts, purchasing a commemorative stone, or making a donation, please email Jim Seitz at jseitz@lindell-bank.com

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Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center receives no funding from Forest Park Forever, the City of St. Louis, or the State of Missouri. We are funded by the USTA, small businesses, local corporations, individuals, families, and donors like you…

 

If you’d like to send a donation in the mail, please make checks payable to: 

 

Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center 

 

Mail to: 

 

Jim Seitz

Dwight Davis Tennis Center

5620 Grand Dr. 

St. Louis, MO 63112

 

Thank you for considering us, 

 

The Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center Board of Directors

 

All donations are tax-deductible.

SPONSORS

Dwight Davis would like to thank our generous sponsors.

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