Coco Gauff Foundation in the News
US Open Legacy Initiative / Pompey Park Courts
USTA launched a $3M court refurbishment initiative in Coco's honor after her 2023 US Open title.
Delray Beach Community Roots
From the Delray Beach American Little League to partnering with Microsoft to build computer labs at the Achievement Centers for Children and Families, to the $50K General Mills donation to Delray Beach Parks & Rec, the foundation's hometown investment is deep and personal.
UNCF / HBCU Tennis Scholarships
$250K gift ($100K in 2025 and $150K in 2026) to the United Negro College Fund creating the Coco Gauff Scholarship Program for HBCU student-athletes playing competitive tennis.
Standing Up for What She Believes
Coco has consistently used her platform beyond sports: participating in social justice demonstrations in 2020, openly sharing her Christian faith on the world stage, and advocating for gender equality in tennis scheduling.
Coco Gauff Foundation Contributes
Delray Beach focused, foundation-funded contributions and work.
- Public high school
- Grades 9-12
- PreK-12 public magnet school on the Art & Sara Jo Kobacker Campus
- Youth baseball
- Long community history at Pompey Park
Coco Inspires
Coco's personal contributions and philanthropic work.
UNCF Donations
Coco has personally contributed a total of $250,000 ($100,000 in 2025, then $150,000 in 2026) and established the Coco Gauff Scholarship Program supporting HBCU tennis players.
USTA Court Dedications (US Open Legacy Initiative)
Pompey Park, Delray Beach, FL, Coco's hometown park where she played growing up, was unveiled March 19, 2024. This was the first project of USTA's $3 million Legacy Initiative after Coco's 2023 US Open title.
Joe Brown Park, New Orleans, LA. 10 refurbished courts, $110K project. She made a surprise appearance at a youth clinic with A's & Aces and NORD programs.
Community Impact Reporting coming soon.
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