Help Make History: Supporting Blind Tennis on the World Stage

Blind tennis is more than a sport—it is a powerful demonstration of resilience, skill, and determination. Played without sight and guided by sound, instinct, and courage, it continues to break barriers and redefine what is possible in athletics.

I am seeking your support as I prepare to represent at two major international events in 2026—opportunities that mark both personal achievement and the continued growth of blind tennis worldwide.

In August 2026, I will compete in the Blind Tennis World Championships in Lithuania, where the top athletes from around the globe come together to compete at the highest level of the sport. Following this, in September 2026, I will take part in a historic milestone—the first-ever international women’s blind tennis tournament in Spain, a groundbreaking event advancing inclusion and opportunity for women in the sport.

This journey is built on dedication and proven success. In 2025, I competed internationally in Italy and proudly earned a bronze medal, a milestone that reflects years of training, perseverance, and commitment to excellence in blind tennis.

To compete at this level, significant expenses are required, including international travel, lodging, meals, tournament entry fees, training, equipment, and essential support assistance. As a blind athlete, these costs are often not fully covered, making community support vital.

Your generosity will allow me to focus fully on what matters most—training, improving, and competing at my highest potential—without the constant challenge of funding each opportunity.

This is more than a competition schedule. It is a movement for inclusion, visibility, and opportunity. It is about inspiring future blind and visually impaired athletes and proving that vision does not define ability.

Every contribution, no matter the size, brings me one step closer to the court and one step closer to making history.

Thank you for your support, your belief, and for being part of this journey.

Let’s make history—together.