US Open revenue funds charitable programs through the USTA Foundation

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

US Open revenue funds charitable programs through the USTA Foundation
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The U.S. Open serves as the primary fundraising engine for the USTA Foundation, providing millions in annual capital to support community initiatives. While the tournament faces criticism regarding rising ticket prices and consumer costs, the USTA Foundation remains a separate 501(c)(3) corporation focused on educational and tennis-based programming. Funds distributed by the organization support 273 National Junior Tennis & Learning locations, academic outreach, and college scholarship grants for students. During the championship week, the foundation utilized its annual gala at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center to engage donors and celebrities. The financial support from USTA allows the charity to allocate more than 90 percent of its raised capital directly into community impact hubs. These programs aim to address academic gaps for at-risk youth alongside year-round tennis instruction.

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  • The USTA Foundation awarded over 11 million dollars in funding during 2024.
  • First-round US Open ticket prices increased 33 percent from the previous year.
  • The organization supports 273 National Junior Tennis & Learning programs nationwide.
  • Frances Tiafoe supports the foundation through his personal Tiafoe Fund.
  • The foundation hosts an annual gala on tournament grounds to attract donors.
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The USTA Foundation is one of the biggest beneficiaries of U.S. Open revenue. The U.S. Open funds the charitable arm of the organization and its community Impact Hubs.

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