Southbank Tennis Club is launching a Crowdfunder to resurface our worn out courts. Whether you play here, live nearby, or simply value community sport, your support will make a real difference. Find out below how you can help.

Southbank Tennis Club has been part of the local community for over 100 years. Our courts have supported generations of players — from children picking up a racket for the first time to seniors who’ve played here for decades. But after many years of use, the courts are now reaching the end of their life and urgently need resurfacing.

The full project will cost just over £95,000. The club has carefully built up reserves, but we still need to raise £20,000–£30,000 to complete the work and secure the future of tennis at Southbank.

This is a big challenge for a small, volunteer run club — but it’s achievable. Similar clubs have successfully raised comparable amounts through Crowdfunding, especially when supported by a match funding scheme. We are applying to launch a Crowdfunder backed by The National Lottery, which could double the value of every donation if we hit our target.

Click here to visit our Crowdfunding page

Did you know you can also support us and raise money every time you shop online? Southbank have teamed up with easyfundraising, the free fundraising platform that lets us earn donations when we all shop online, without it costing you a penny.

With 8,100+ brands to choose from including Amazon, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, John Lewis & Partners, Sports Direct, ASOS, M&S, Boots, Just Eat and Booking.com, there’s something for everyone. And everytime you spend, you help Southbank raise vital funds.

Here’s how it works: Download the easyfundraising app, once you sign up, simply start your shopping journey and the retailer you shop with will send us a free donation based on your spending and with no additional cost to you.

Registering yourself takes just 2 minutes and all you need is your email address. Just follow the link below:

Southbank's easyfundraising Page.

Just contact us if you have any queries.

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