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Our CORE Partnership with the Los Angeles County Parks, made possible through grants from the Fritz B. Burns Foundation, enables us to support their tennis program and contribute to the Los Angeles County Winter Toy Drive. Additionally, it allows us to take our junior tennis team to sectionals in San Diego, providing them with valuable competitive experience. We are grateful for this support, which helps us foster community engagement and youth development through sports.
LACP ESTEAM
with NJTP
ESTEAM is an 8-week summer camp from LA County Parks that blends science, creativity, and outdoor adventure for youth ages 6–12. Through hands-on projects, field trips, and teamwork, campers explore new ideas, build confidence, and discover how learning can shape their world.
Junior Team Tennis 10U Fall 2025
Congratulations to NTJP's Junior Team Tennis 10U for their fantastic performance at the JTT Fall Championships USTA Southern California on December 13-14, 2025! Placing 2nd in your group is a remarkable achievement, especially for the competing in their first tournament. Their hard work and dedication truly paid off, and we can't wait to see what they accomplish in the future Great job, team!
El Cariso Park Toy and snow day 2025
El Cariso Park (13100 Hubbard Street, Sylmar, CA 91342) Saturday, December 6th, 2025, Holiday in the Park kicked off, giving communities the chance to enjoy festive cultural traditions from our diverse neighborhoods. The program features entertainment and performances, hands-on crafts, edible treats, family photos, and delicious snacks, AND SNOW!!!! NJTP Families showed up to support the community.
Fritz B. Burns Foundation
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The Fritz B. Burns Foundation is a private philanthropic organization based in Woodland Hills, CA, known for supporting education, health, and religious causes, particularly in Southern California and Utah.
NJTP Alumn:
Ryan Nuno
Ryan Nuno has always wanted to be a part of something bigger than himself—to have a sense of purpose behind everything he does in life. His purpose? Tennis. Whether he’s playing tournaments, learning its intricacies, or coaching others, his love for the sport transcends beyond just hitting a ball. Tennis is a way for him to help others reach their full potential—a calling deeply rooted in his pride for his Hispanic heritage and his drive to uplift those around him. Read more here.
Credit: RILEY SHEAR
USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA