Charity

Pat Cash is a supporter of the community sports charity Tennis For Free. The charity work with local councils, tennis clubs and coaches to provide free weekly coach
led family oriented tennis sessions to the local communities in public parks across the UK.

Tennis For Free also work with councils to provide free ‘walk on and play’ court access in as many parks as possible.

www.tennisforfree.com

‘One Tree Per Child’ is a project started by Olivia Newton-John and Jon Dee, the original founders of National Tree Day. Their aim is to get children planting millions of trees as part of a primary school activity to teach children about the importance of trees, nature and wildlife habitat.

In November 2015, Pat visited Whitchurch in Bristol to help schoolchildren plant trees as part of their plans to plant a total of 36,000 trees across the city where all 130 primary schools are taking part.

www.onetreeperchild.com

Pat started Do Something! with Jon Dee and Tina Jackson, the former head of Australia’s National Trust. Do Something! is a not-for-profit organisation that brings together the resources of community groups, the business community, local councils, and the goodwill of the Australian public.

They work to create and promote positive social and environmental change. Pat is on the board of Directors of Do Something! and plays a key role in the organisation.

dosomething.net.au

Pat Cash is helping in the fight against male cancers. Orchid is the UK’s leading charity working in the area of male-specific cancers and exists to save men’s lives from testicular, prostate and penile cancers through pioneering research and promoting awareness.

The charity provides support to people affected by or interested in these cancers through funding a world-class research programme, awareness and education campaigns and a range of vital support services.

www.orchid-cancer.org.uk