The Strings of Hope Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports the care and recovery of pediatric burn patients and promotes childhood burn awareness in the United States through tennis racquet stringing.
At our recent stringing event at the Indianapolis Tennis Championships we were able to raise over $300 to support pediatric burn patients at Riley Hospital for Children. Thanks to everyone that got their racquet strung, donated money, or simply stopped by our booth to learn about childhood burn injuries; without your generous support this event would not have been successful.
If you have any questions about the Strings of Hope Foundation and the work that we do in raising awareness for pediatric burns, please do not hesitate to ask. Also, if you were unable to make a donation during the tournament and would like to now, please send a check to the address on our Donations page. Indicate on the check that you are supporting Riley Hospital for Children. Thank you for your contribution!
Photos from the tournament:
The Strings of Hope team at the 2007 Tennis Championships
There was a very long rain delay on Friday so our booth was a popular spot.
People milling around our booth during the rain delay.
Jon and Scott stop for a pose while stringing racquets.
Scott demonstrates his technique for weaving the crosses.
Brandon and Jon get ready to string another racquet.
Strings of Hope brochure with James Blake’s autograph on it.
