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Nonprofits›Denver Tennis Park Inc

Recreation & Sports

Denver Tennis Park Inc

DENVER, CO

Website View as a funder

Total revenue

$2.4M

Total expenses

$2.6M

Net assets

$12.4M

Grants received

$1.5M

29 grants

EIN

820620668

Tax year

2023

Mission

To serve all kids and the whole kid. We believe in the power of physical and mental fitness to change lives.

Programs

2 programs

Community facility use - the denver tennis park facility, which is made up of 7 indoor and 6 outdoor courts, is also available for public use. Individual and teams made up of adults and youth can rent access to courts for recreational and developmental reasons. Participants range from 5 to 85 years old and engage in the sport to advance social well-being, physical ability and mental well-being.

Expenses: $445K

Community support - the denver tennis park partners with middle and elementary schools to bring tennis and instruction to students through before/after school programs as well as supplemental offerings during physical education. The denver tennis park works exclusively with schools in lower socioeconomic communities and/or in neighborhoods largely made up of people of color.

Expenses: $182K