We are looking for a dedicated Fundraising Manager to join our team and make a difference in the community. Be part of a passionate team committed to supporting charitable causes and creating a positive impact. To apply for the position of Fundraising Manager developing our fundraising strategy and maximising fundraising opportunities to assist us to continue to improve lives through racket sports please click on the link

We’re proud to share that Sam Kimpton, one of our tennis coaches and a dedicated groundsman at The Queen’s Club, will be running the London Marathon on 26 April. Completing 26.2 miles has long been a personal ambition for Sam, and he is very generously taking on this challenge in support of the Queen’s Club Foundation. All donations raised will go directly towards our mission of improving lives through racket sports in 2026 and beyond, supporting young people and communities

We are incredibly proud to share that we recently had the privilege of being published in The Power of Sport for Good 2025  Calculus White Paper report. Being included in this respected publication is a meaningful recognition of the work we do and the values we stand for. The report highlights a collection of case studies that celebrate organisations who have invested significant time, resources, and clear intent into making a positive difference through sport. At the heart o

Happy New Year! As we step into an exciting new term, we’re delighted to announce that the links for all of our upcoming sessions are now live. Whether you’re returning or joining us for the first time, there’s something for everyone this term. Head over to our ClubSpark page to explore our programmes, find the sessions that suit you best, and secure your place. Spaces can fill up quickly, so we recommend signing up as soon as possible to avoid missing out. We look forward t

We are delighted to publish our latest Annual Impact Report for 2024/2025 . Last year was an exceptional period of growth and consolidation for the QCF, and we are proud to share this report, created in collaboration with our designers at Wood&Ham. It not only highlights what we have achieved, but also showcases the meaningful impact of our work as we strive to improve lives through racket sports. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported our mission, both past and

Launched in September 2024, the Inclusive Player Pathway (IPP) is a five-year programme funded by Queen’s Club member Aditya Mittal, designed to open doors for disabled children and young people across Hammersmith & Fulham, nearby boroughs, and the wider London and South-East. At its heart, the IPP is about creating a welcoming, long-term and sustainable tennis pathway for SEND children. Somewhere young people can have fun, build confidence, and discover what they’re capable

Rachel’s love for tennis began at the age of six, when she joined a group lesson run by Kate Maurici and Clare Knowles through The Queen’s Club Foundation.  This was a free weekly lesson at Bishop’s Park to encourage participation amongst girls in the sport in the local community. Their warm encouragement and engaging, child-friendly coaching introduced Rachel to the sport in the most inspiring way, sparking a lasting passion that has continued to grow over the past four year

As the season of giving approaches, we invite you to support the Queen’s Club Foundation’s Christmas Campaign. The Foundation relies on generous donations to help cover the delivery costs of our outreach projects, enabling us to make a lasting difference through the power of racket sports. Your contribution will help us expand our impact in 2026 and beyond—reaching more individuals, fostering inclusion, and improving lives in the local community and further afield. Please con