Tennis Foundation Ghana is now TFG HOLDINGS. Tennis Foundation Ghana which was Incorporated in 2017 in New York as a Non Profit and subsequently in Accra with the sole mission to augment the services of the Ghana Tennis Federation has been finding different ways to generate revenue to support the activities of the Foundation.
TFG President Roger Crawford said "this has become necessary to meet the challenges of the post covid world as well as provide leadership and support as the foundation ventures into new territories.
Our mission to make the Ghana Tennis Federation shine has not changed. As we evolve, we cannot depend on donors alone. We have to find ways to generate revenue to support our activities.
Currently TFG Holdings is made up of its Non Profit, Tennis Events and Consulting, Tennis Shops and Summer Volunteer Opportunities in Ghana which brings Volunteers from the United States to Ghana every year.
The new members of TFG Holdings are TFG Media, TFG Logistics and TFG Hospitality which will be opening its ÉGALITÉ Sports Bar and Restaurant in August. "We are bringing families into the country for our events, we need to provide them with good food choices as well" Mr. Crawford stressed.
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Tennis Foundation Ghana now TFG Holdings
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