Kiwi Tennis Club Donates $50,000 to Scott Center
Funds Raised During 10th Annual
Revolution Technologies Tournament
MELBOURNE, FLA. — The Kiwi Tennis Club has donated $50,000 to Florida Institute of Technology’s Scott Center for Autism Treatment.
The funds were raised during the 10th Annual Revolution Technologies Pro Tennis Classic held at the club May 3-10. In addition to featuring the USTA-sanctioned tournament, the event also included the Courtside Celebration Benefit, where guests enjoyed food and drink and live and silent auctions while viewing a doubles semifinal match. Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey was the evening’s master of ceremonies.
“We would like to thank the community at-large for their generous support of the Courtside Celebration,” said Kiwi Tennis Club’s Kelly Camirand.
Ticket sales and sponsorships also helped fund the Scott Center donation.
The gift will be used for scholarships and specific programs at the Scott Center, including Aces for Autism and the Social Skills Groups.
“We’re so grateful to the Kiwi Tennis Club for this fantastic, impactful donation,” said Scott Center Executive Director Michael Kelley. “The funding will go a long way to serving children and families who otherwise would not receive services.”
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