The Spirit of Giving

The Spirit of Giving

The Spirit of Giving
lets give to local charities

By BRIAN ELSTON

Each year around this time, my firm sends out Christmas Cards and calendars to clients and contacts. This year is different, which I know is an understatement. It just seems a bit hollow this year sending out cards wishing everyone a Merry Christmas when I know that 2020 has been very hard. So, this year, we want to do something different. Instead of cards and calendars, we’d like to give back to a local worthy cause. If anyone has any suggestions, please share below and we’ll do our best to help out this year.

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We would love the communities feedback in finding ways to give back and help out this year. Please send us an email or click on the Social Media posts below to add comments. We look forward to your suggestions!

We received a lot of great feedback and made our charity donation choices for this Holiday Season. Click here for information and links.

Brian Elston Law is Proud to Sponsor Asheville Tennis Association’s “Free Tennis Kit” Project

Brian Elston Law is Proud to Sponsor Asheville Tennis Association’s “Free Tennis Kit” Project

Brian Elston Law is Proud to Sponsor Asheville Tennis Association’s “Free Tennis Kit” Project
ata tennis program

By BRIAN ELSTON

Brian Elston Law is working with the Asheville Tennis Association to provide free tennis kits to support children and their family that may not have access to tennis gear.

The tennis kits consist of a 10-foot movable net, four rackets, and three tennis balls. In addition to using the kits for these free clinics, the ATA also plans to give 75 of them away to families in under-served areas who have limited-to-no access to courts.

Recently, ATA President Jeff Joyce spoke to WLOS about the program:

“These under-served populations in the housing projects and other low-income areas don’t have that same advantage. Therefore, we’re taking it to them, which is what we should be doing.”

Source: WLOS ABC 13 News

The kits were donated by the Brian Elston Law, and the ATA has been communicating with various non-profits and community organizations to identify families to receive them. The clinic at the Grant Center was the seventh of the summer so far.

If you’re looking for more information about this or other Asheville Tennis Association projects, please visit their website or email them at [email protected].

Check out the official flyer here »

The article and video is hosted at WLOS ABC 13 News. You can find the link here.

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. We are there for you.

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