Community Outreach Tennis is everything you've heard it is, a great way to have fun and get fit. It is an ideal sport for a healthy heart, mind and body. Not only that, it is a sport you can play for a lifetime.  And, the Ritter Park Tennis Center believes in making tennis available for everyone.    The Ritter Park Tennis Center also provides support to a wide range of charities and community organizations each year. We are happy to contribute to your upcoming fund raising efforts by donating Ritter Park Tennis Center services. RPTC is committed to assisting local non-profit organizations to raise funds for worthwhile causes.  Free Tennis Demonstrations for Schools and Churches! Introduce others to the joy of tennis!  Every year, we go to area schools and give free demonstrations on how to play tennis.  Call and schedule a tennis demonstration for your school or church.  We provide the instructor, net, balls, and racquets. "Tennis is the fastest growing sport in the country."  Sporting Goods Manufacturing Association - 2009.  Call us for a free demo and find out why!   Phys Ed Teachers! Tennis is a sport for everyone and we have the program to prove it, from beginner to advanced, junior and adult.  Let us help you add Fun to Fitness! If your physical education program does not yet include tennis, we would like to give a demonstration on how to teach tennis during an in-service training session. For Juniors! We have discounted lessons (QuickStartl) for junior players.  And, juniors play free in the bubble! For Adults! RPTC has discounted court time for adults!  Noon til 4pm during week days. Donations to charities and fundraisers! Every year, RPTC assists organizations in their worthwhile causes by donating a variety of tennis lessons, camps and clinics for all ages and ability levels.  To request a donation, contact Tim Keegan at tennis@huntingtontennis.com. Scholarships: Scholarships are available for our junior program from Rallyball to Daycamp. Scholarship application forms. Call 304-696-5926 to set up a tennis demonstration for your church or school.   Every man has to seek in his own way to make  himself more noble and to realize his own true worth.  You must give some time to your fellow man.  Even if it is a little thing, do something for those in need of help, something for which you get no pay but the privelege of doing it.  For remember, you do not live in a world all your own.  Your brothers are here, too.     Albert Schweitzer.