Sponsorship & Donations

Sponsorship

Tennis BC has a variety of sponsorship opportunities available. Our philosophy in partnership is based on growing long-term, strategic relationships with organizations that share our mandate to inspire and enable tennis throughout communities in British Columbia. We value leadership, integrity, excellence, teamwork, and innovation. We want to work with partners who share our vision, our goals, and our target market. Tennis is a lifetime sport, creating healthy, active children and adults. We look forward to building a strong and healthy community with you.

Become an Official Partner of Tennis in BC

As the governing body of tennis in British Columbia, our organization has been trusted in BC for over 100 years. Through your partnership with Tennis BC, your brand recognition not only reaches the 22,000+ event participants and 11.500+ newsletter subscribers but it also reaches the 80 member clubs of Tennis BC. We know your brand works hard to establish itself as a leader in your industry, as well as to become a success. We want you to see becoming a Partner of Tennis BC as a tool to achieve your company’s goals.

For all sponsorship and advertising inquiries, please contact info@tennisbc.org

Foundations and funds

We are constantly looking for ways to provide kids with opportunities to adopt the sport of tennis. Whether it is through an after-school community program or through a club, our goal is to provide kids with opportunities to get started, to share our passion for the game and to encourage them to be active for life. Tennis BC has a number of fundraising and donation programs available that support both community youth and high performance tennis programs in BC. These programs start with your support.

Through the Vancouver Foundation, Tennis BC has created two legacy funds. The Community Youth Tennis Fund, which supports the development of youth tennis at the community level, and the Edward Siemens Memorial Tennis Fund, which supports one or more high performance junior athletes competing for Team BC.

Donations to the sport of tennis in BC can also be made through Tennis Canada, a Registered Canadian Amateur Athletics Association, with funds directed to Tennis BC. Please see Tennis Canada’s Donation and Policy Form.

Thank you to our partners & sponsors!

Tennis BC is voting member of Tennis Canada, a non-profit national sport association responsible for leading the growth, promotion, and showcasing of tennis in Canada. Tennis Canada owns and operates two premier events of the ATP World Tour and WTA: the Rogers Cup, presented by National Bank men’s and women’s events that rotate annually between Aviva Centre in Toronto and Uniprix Stadium in Montreal. Tennis Canada owns and operates eight professional ITF sanctioned events and financially supports 11 other professional tournaments in Canada.

National Bank is a bank with a human touch that stands out for its boldness, entrepreneurial culture, and passion for people. National Bank and its subsidiaries form one of Canada’s leading integrated financial groups. The Bank has more than 28,000 employees in knowledge-intensive positions and has been recognized numerous times as a top employer for its commitment to diversity.

HEAD, the official racquet of Tennis BC, is on a mission to bring high-performance gear to every athlete, professional and amateur, to allow them to be the best they can be in racquet sports, winter sports, or swimming.

Penn, the official ball of Tennis BC, produces quality products from tennis balls to racquetballs. It is the #1 Choice of ATP Pros, The #1 choice of PTR Pros, and the Official Ball of USTA League Tennis. For the last 2 decades it holds the status of AMERICA’S #1 SELLING TENNIS BALL. Every time you purchase Penn tennis balls or product, a portion of the proceeds goes to Tennis BC, helping to support tournaments and programs.

Started in Vancouver in 1978, Tomko Sports began to grow a strong presence in the industry by providing uncompromising service and quality sports surfacing installations. Today Tomko focuses on these core values and maintains itself as the leader in Western Canada for sports surfacing services, court construction and sports equipment supply.

Sport BC supports the growth of amateur sport in BC and provides leadership through delivery of its programs and services for members. Sport BC believes in the power of sport and is committed to building stronger communities through positive sport experiences. Their goal is to enhance and support sport participation in British Columbia ensuring everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Sport BC supports Tennis BC through their KidSport BC program and Sport BC Insurance services.

Created as a legacy of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games, viaSport British Columbia acts as the Province’s lead agency to steward the growth and development of amateur sport in BC. viaSport supports amateur sport in driving the evolution of high-quality sport experiences that make sport better. Through collaborating with local, provincial, and federal partners, viaSport builds public trust and confidence in the promise of sport. By providing resources and strategic leadership to the amateur sport community, viaSport promotes safe, inclusive, and welcoming sport experiences for all British Columbians.

The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation operates 240 parks, destination gardens, 24 community centres with swimming pools, arenas, and playing fields and 3 Championship Golf CoursesOur 404-hectare Stanley Park (1,000 acres) is considered one of the top urban parks in the world, with ancient cedars, wildlife, rainforest ecology, vibrant art and attractions, and a seawall path used by millions of walkers and cyclists a year.

The City of Vancouver is renowned for its innovative programs in the areas of sustainability, accessibility, and inclusivity. Bordered by the Coast Mountain Range and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver is recognized as one of the world’s most livable cities, with one of the smallest carbon footprints of any major city in North America.