Courts are cracked. Lets rebuild them.
Dedicated Courts │ 50% Committed for Rebuild
Wellington Park is home to Rindge’s only public outdoor tennis and pickleball courts used by youth, families, older adults, and residents of all abilities. Today, those courts are cracked and deteriorating. The Town has committed $100,000 and three generous donors have pledged or given an additional $55,000 to bring the total of committed funding to $155,000. We need to raise $145,000 more to reach our $300,000 goal and deliver new, dedicated courts by Summer 2027. Every dollar you give to the Wellington Park Courts Fund goes into a restricted account and can only be used for this project.
Funding Needed
$300,000
Total Quoted Project
$155,000
Committed town & donors
$145,000
Our goal
More than half way funded!
$155,000 committed by town and early donors. Help us raise the final $145,000.
Reconstruction - Not repair
The existing courts at Wellington Park have surface cracks up to 2 inches wide, deteriorating net posts, and active safety warnings posted on-site by Rindge Recreation. Patching is no longer viable the base has failed and reconstruction is the only durable solution.
- Surface cracks up to 2 inches wide
- Active safety warnings posted by Rindge Recreation Department
- Deteriorated net posts and failing court edges
- Rindge’s only public outdoor courts
- Repair costs will continue rising reconstruction now saves money long-term
THE VISION
A complete reconstruction of Rindge’s public court complex — designed for all ages, all abilities, and both sports. Dedicated courts for each sport eliminate scheduling conflicts and deliver a better experience for every player.
- 1 dedicated tennis court with a permanent net
- 4 dedicated pickleball courts with permanent nets
- New fencing, nets, and posts
- Design, engineering, and contingency
- Proper drainage and base work
- ADA-accessible
- Free and open to all residents and visitors
BE A PART OF SOMETHING LASTING
Donate
Tax-deductible gift to the restricted Wellington Park Courts Fund. helps us fund the court reconstruction project.
Volunteer
Help with outreach, events, and community organizing. Every hour helps move the project forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the courts be free and open to the public?
The reconstructed courts at Wellington Park will be free and open to all residents and visitors — no fees, no reservations required.
How do I know my donation goes to the courts?
All donations are placed in the Wellington Park Courts Fund a restricted fund managed by Friends of Rindge Initiative that can only be used for this project.
Why dedicated courts instead of shared multi-use lines?
Dedicated courts provide proper dimensions, surface markings, and net heights for each sport eliminating scheduling conflicts and delivering a better experience for both tennis and pickleball players.
When will construction begin?
The target construction season is Summer 2027, contingent on completing the $145,000 fundraising goal. The Town of Rindge has already committed $100,000 and three early donors have given $55,000.
Will there be lighting?
Lighting is not included in this project phase. It may be considered in a future phase.
Ready to help rebuild the Wellington courts?
Every gift at any level brings us one step closer to opening day for the reconstructed courts at Wellington Park.