Swing Into Spring: Our Annual Fundraiser
Executive Director, Co-founder, and Coach Katie van Lier:
“It all begins with Love. Together, we can build a public indoor tennis facility so all players, adaptive and able-bodied, can play tennis year round without a membership.”
100% of the proceeds go directly towards supporting Tree Town Tennis’s mission and goals. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit USTA Community Tennis Association and 509(2)a public charity. Tax ID: 93-4885577
Save the Date!
Feb 26, 2027: The Glory Days.
Celebrate the Past.
Champion the Future.
Step back into your Glory Days and celebrate the power of tennis, community, and giving back at Tree Town Tennis's premier fundraising event of the year!
Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring Q&A with tennis legend Lindsay Davenport, exciting "Glory Games," live and silent auctions, delicious food and drinks, interactive activities, and plenty of fun for friends and family.
Whether you're a lifelong tennis enthusiast, a casual fan, or simply someone who believes in building stronger communities through sport, Swing Into Spring offers something for everyone. Challenge your friends in games, bid on incredible auction items, meet fellow community champions, and create lasting memories while supporting a meaningful cause.
Every dollar raised helps Tree Town Tennis expand access to tennis throughout the Treasure Valley by providing youth programs, adaptive tennis opportunities, community events, scholarships, and affordable pathways for players of all ages and abilities - with the ultimate goal of building the area’s first-ever adaptive-focused community tennis facility, where everyone can play without a membership.
Come relive the glory, celebrate our community, and help create the future of tennis in Boise.
Tickets on sale in November 2026.
Feb 2026: The Tennis Experience
Feb 6, 2026: What an amazing evening! With the help of the generous support of the Boise-area community, we were able to raise $48,000, paving the way for the future public indoor tennis facility.
Special thanks to the legendary pro, Brad Gilbert, and friends of Tree Town Tennis - including the Modern Hotel, Keystone Center for Geriatric Medicine, Navigator, and Velocity Clinic Trials, as well as Frank Adams, JUMP, the Idaho Tennis Association, and the Idaho Wheelchair Tennis Association, and the talents of Kevin Troutt, it was such a special night!
