Dream Court Inc

Dream Court Inc is a US nonprofit organization, designated under the category of Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics, and specifically classified as an Amateur Sports Club, League, N.E.C. (NTEE). The organization is headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama, and its mission is to provide an adaptive tennis program for individuals with physical, developmental, and/or intellectual disabilities, promoting inclusion and acceptance.

Mission and Activities

Dream Court aims to share the lifetime sport of tennis while teaching life skills that focus on quality of life improvements for individuals with special needs. The organization has served over 500 athletes and engaged over 900 volunteers in its programs, providing over 10,000 hours of tennis activities[2]. This initiative not only fosters a sense of community but also enhances social interaction and physical well-being among participants.

Leadership

The organization's leadership includes Jessica Weyreuter, who serves as a key figure in promoting the mission of Dream Court. Jessica, a former WTA Tour player, was inspired to create this initiative after witnessing the challenges faced by individuals with special needs. Other notable team members include Radney Ramsey, the President, and Duncan McRae, the President Elect, along with Stephanie Peavy, Immediate Past President, and Ruth Brewbaker, involved in programming[3].

Financial Overview

As of 2023, Dream Court Inc reported revenues of $196,000 and expenses of $163,000, with total assets valued at $481,000 and no recorded liabilities[1]. The majority of the organization's revenue comes from contributions, highlighting its reliance on donations and support from the community.

Impact

Dream Court Inc has been operational for over 10 years, marking a decade of serving the special needs community through tennis. The organization is recognized for its efforts in creating inclusive environments and promoting awareness and respect for individuals with disabilities[2].

Donations to Dream Court Inc are tax-deductible, supporting its continued mission to provide adaptive tennis programs and foster a culture of inclusion and acceptance[1].