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A total of 70 volunteers made up of management, Foundation and Club coaches, photographers and officiating officials have received relief package from the Hope Performance Tennis Inc as part of measures put in place by the foundation to respond to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This intervention follows a decision taken by management on how the foundation can contribute to making the volunteers resilient and respond to the economic challenges imposed by the Pandemic. There has been unprecedented solidarity throughout the world as a way to address the impact of the virus, the Hope Performance Tennis Inc, wishes to use this opportunity to communicate to its stakeholders that it is learning and mobilizing support in responding to the pandemic. The management of the foundation is currently engaging other partners and stakeholders on how to provide more resilient tools and opportunities to the volunteers and by extension to the kids that the foundation serves. The...

There is no denying the fact that the COVID-19 Pandemic came with other crisis such as economic and social crisis, the government imposed restrictions intended to curb the spread of the virus has brought about economic hardships to many people around the world forcing unprecedented solidarity engagement to reach out to people who are affected by the pandemic. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Management of the Hope Performance Tennis Inc on the 3rd of May 2020 approved a relief package comprising of rice, gari, cooking oil and sardine for the seventy (70) volunteers it has been working with as a community response to ease the economic burden occasioned by the pandemic. In approving the decision of the management of the Foundation, the Founding President Enock Godi emphasized the important role the volunteers play in the success of the organization and the level of love, commitment and selflessness they bring to the service of the foundation to impact the lives of t...