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Dan Maskell Tennis Trust

Serving Tennis to Disabled People

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February 4, 2021

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Major Online Auction Launched in Conjunction with eBay

From Thursday 24th August – Sunday 3rd September, DMTT is running an online auction on eBay to raise funds for our grant funding programme for people with disabilities who play tennis.