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Real Gap - the organisation that makes the Ghana Tennis Project possible!. Real Gap provides hundreds of gap year and travelling ideas in over 45 countries around the world - volunteer work, paid work, teach English, learn a language, or new skills, sports and adventure travel. Check the project out at their website. 
These guys are raising funds to build a much needed Sports Academy in Ghana to offer scholarships in sports and education to deprived children who show a talent in sport, including tennis, very much like the dudes we taught. This project will undoubtedly change the futures of many children
If you'd like to help..please visit www.justgiving.com/righttodream
UK Tennis Charity who I went to Ghana as an ambassador for to spread the Tennis Gospel. Tennis For Free aims to increase participation in tennis in the United Kingdom for all ages regardless of ability, background, race and financial circumstance by providing tennis instruction for free in public park tennis courts.
Watch the video here http://www.digitaldelicious.com/Client_TFF_Full_Edit_05_Play.html
Tennis For Africa is a charity based in Rome, Italy and aims to fund projects in Africa through tennis events and auctioning sports memoribilia. It was through them Ghana Tennis Aid has donated tennis equipment and raised money with for a deprived school community in Bo, Sierra Leone
In support of aiding the future of Africa's underprivileged communities, Ghana Tennis Aid is pleased to support Ghana Learning Project - an appeal to help provide and implement learning materials to schools in Ghana based on their educational needs.
Daniel’s Dream is a UK based charity founded by Denise Gwatkin in 2009, supporting a Ugandan charity, Kampla School of Excellence Ministries (KSEM), set up to run an orphanage for 30 boys and helps another 55 disadvantaged children in the community. In support, Ghana Tennis Aid has donated tennis balls and a tennis net to the orphanage recieved from local donors of the appeal.
