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How the WTA and Special Olympics are changing lives through tennis
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How URC and WTA leaders are redefining women’s pathways in sport
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WTA Foundation’s 2026 impact to date
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Raquel Giscafre and Jane Stratton named Champions for Change
As the BNP Paribas Open unfolded, Raquel Giscafre and Jane Stratton were recognized with the WTA Foundation’s Champions for Change Award, honoring their lasting influence on the sport well beyond their playing days.
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Local students get a women’s history lesson on the Original 9
During Women’s History Month at the BNP Paribas Open, Kathy Rinaldi, Trish Bostrom and Ann Austin brought the story of the Original 9 into local classrooms, connecting tennis history to lessons on confidence, leadership and standing up for opportunity.
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WTA Stars stand together on International Women’s Day with 'Rally for Her'
Belinda Bencic, Elina Svitolina and Tatjana Maria add their voices to “Rally for Her,” linking the game’s global reach with a push for better care, nutrition and outcomes for mothers and babies worldwide.
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Austin, Martinez, other WTA legends celebrated at Indian Wells gala
The annual Annalee Thurston Award Reception, hosted by WTA legend Rosie Casals during the BNP Paribas Open, raised $100,000 for the Love & Love Tennis Foundation.
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Monica Puig opens up about motherhood and maternal health
At the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open, Puig joined leaders from the WTA Foundation and UNICEF to spotlight the Global Women’s Health Fund, linking the rise of Top 10 mothers Belinda Bencic and Elina Svitolina to a broader push for stronger maternal nutrition and support worldwide.
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WTA Foundation’s 2025 Impact Report puts purpose into play
As the tour turns toward the Sunshine Swing, the WTA Foundation’s latest report offers a clear look at lives changed -- from women’s health initiatives to youth access and leadership programs.
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History made: WTA hosts first women’s-only wheelchair event in the UAE
At the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open, the WTA Foundation launched the UAE’s first women’s-only standalone wheelchair event, uniting Yui Kamiji, Kgothatso Montjane and Angélica Bernal for elite play and community outreach that reinforced a wider push for inclusion.
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