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USA Pickleball Serves

Every Donation
Grows the Game

Becoming a USA Pickleball member means more than joining the fastest growing sport, it means joining a movement. As the National Governing Body in the United States, we’re building a game for all ages and abilities, supporting inclusive play, court growth, and even fueling pickleball’s path to the Olympics. 

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What a Donation Can Make Possible

$25
Helps expand opportunities for first-time players to experience pickleball.
$50
Helps supply beginner equipment for players in need.
$250
Helps provide a starter equipment bundle for a Boys & Girls Club or similar youth-serving organization.
$500
Helps power community learn-to-play programs 
$750
Helps bring pickleball programming to schools and youth-serving organizations.

USA Pickleball Serves is the charitable arm of USA Pickleball – bringing equipment, courts, and coaching to communities that need them most. Every gift, of any size, helps someone play.

See The Impact

Read testimonials from individuals that USA Pickleball Serves have impacted

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City of Kenner

“Pickleball for our adaptive athletes, along side and assisted by their neighborhood “Buddies” witnessing what they can accomplish, is impacting lives and Empowering attitudes of Acceptance long after today.”

Los Angeles Unified School District - San Pedro High School

“One of the most meaningful outcomes of our pickleball program has been its ability to connect students who may not traditionally participate in school athletics…Many students who initially came just to watch eventually became active participants and some emerged as leaders within the club.”

Town of Henrietta/Riverton Community Association

“Neighbors are connecting with neighbors, new friendships are being formed, and social connections that extend beyond the game are happening!”

Special Olympics Indiana

“The grant removed barriers to participation and created new opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities to build confidence, improve their health, and experience the joy of competition and inclusion.” 

Peoria Unified School District - Cactus HS

“Our program has become much more than an after-school club. It’s a place where students build confidence, develop friendships, stay active, and learn valuable life skills like teamwork, communication, and perseverance. We’ve seen students who were hesitant to join school activities find a sense of belonging through pickleball, and we’ve watched experienced players step up as leaders and mentors.”

Abbot Elementary

“We went from about 10-15 kids knowing the game to now over 300 kids know of pickleball.”