Porsche supports projects for children

As part of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix’s commitment to social responsibility, Porsche has traditionally supported the work of charitable organisations through its “Aces for Charity” initiative. This year once again, the sports car manufacturer will donate 100 euro for every ace served. The donation, which will be divided up equally between the “Stuttgarter Kinderstiftung” and the “Stiftung Agapedia” foundations, will go towards supporting projects for children in the Stuttgart area.

The Stuttgarter Kinderstiftung has taken on the responsibility of encouraging children to achieve greater things and enabling them to have a safe and healthy upbringing. As a result, it has organised a children’s pedestrian licence since 2005. The idea behind it is to enable children to conduct themselves safely and self-reliantly on roads and streets. About 5,000 children take part in the foundation’s courses to teach them how to act best on their way to and from school.

Founded by the German football World Cup winner Jürgen Klinsmann, Stiftung Agapedia has been a charity partner of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix ever since 2007. It runs a children’s centre, an open facility for all youngsters across society. In addition to educational and integrational courses, the children’s centre offers holiday and leisure activities. Children learn how to unleash their creativity and develop their skills in the art studio.

At the 2026 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, a total of 272 aces were struck, 30 of them by Linda Noskova alone. Porsche rounded up the donation to 30,000 euro, which was shared equally between the tournament’s charity partners. The cheques were presented by Joachim Scharnagl, Member of the Executive Board Procurement at Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, before the doubles final on Centre Court. 

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