The Queen’s Club Foundation Centre Court Ballot returned this week, giving Queen’s Club members the unique opportunity to play on one of the most iconic grass courts in tennis while supporting the Foundation’s work. Following this year’s HSBC Championships, the Queen’s Club Grounds Team has worked incredibly hard to prepare Centre Court and return it to playing condition. Their dedication and expertise have made it possible for members to enjoy a truly special experience, wit

This October, one of our valued volunteers, Arjun, will be taking on the Royal Parks Half Marathon to raise funds for the Queen’s Club Foundation. Arjun is a familiar face across our programmes, volunteering his time at our visually impaired tennis sessions, where he helps welcome participants and ensure everyone feels supported, as well as at our Sunday morning junior sessions. His enthusiasm, commitment and willingness to give back have made a positive impact on so many of

Two months ago, The Queen's Club Foundation welcomed two new members to the team. Liam Rabbitte joined as our Head Coach and Programme Coordinator, while Hetty Palmer became our first-ever Fundraising Manager, a newly created role that reflects the Foundation's ambition to grow its impact and reach even more people through racket sports. With a busy summer already behind them, including the HSBC Championships, the International Para-standing Tennis Tournament and our Centre C

The Queen’s Club Foundation was delighted to launch the first stop of the VI Roadshow at Battersea Park in partnership with Enthuse, as part of the Queen’s Club Foundation and Middlesex Tennis Inclusive Hotspots Project. The session marked an important step in the development of visually impaired tennis opportunities within the local community. It provided a valuable opportunity for coaches, volunteers and players to come together, share experiences and strengthen connections

On behalf of the Queen’s Club Foundation, the official charity of The Queen’s Club, whose mission is to improve lives through racket sports, we are proud to celebrate an inspiring moment for British tennis. At just 23 years old, Arthur Fery has captured the attention of tennis fans across the country with his remarkable Wimbledon run, becoming the first British wildcard in the Open Era to reach the Wimbledon singles quarter-final. His achievement is a powerful reminder of wha

Three of the Queen’s Club Foundation’s Inclusive Player Pathway (IPP) Scholars, Leo, Emerson and Melvil, recently enjoyed an unforgettable visit to the Wimbledon Championships, experiencing first-hand one of the most prestigious events in world sport. The scholars were given the opportunity to explore some of the tournament’s most iconic locations, including No.1 Court and Centre Court, while learning more about the rich history and traditions that make Wimbledon so special.

The Queen’s Club Foundation (QCF), in partnership with Surrey LTA, the LTA, and The Wimbledon Club, is pleased to announce the installation of a new on-site storage facility to support its weekly junior wheelchair tennis session at The Wimbledon Club. The session forms part of the Queen’s Club Foundation’s Inclusive Player Pathway (IPP) - a five-year programme dedicated to expanding opportunities for disabled children and young people across London. The IPP is generously fu

At the Queen’s Club Foundation (QCF), our mission is to improve lives through racket sports, creating opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy the physical, social and wellbeing benefits that sport can bring. None of this would be possible without the support of our partners, and we would like to extend a huge thank you to our incredible sponsor, Wilson. The equipment Wilson has provided, including nets, rackets, cones and other essentials, has made a real