Last Chance to Win a Trip to Join the McEnroes on a Tanzanian Safari & Tennis Adventure!

Tennis Legends John and Patrick McEnroe will be leading a safari tour to Tanzania this December to help grow the sport of tennis in Africa - and you can join them.

Here's your chance to win this all-expense-paid trip, where you'll get access to some of the most iconic destinations in Tanzania!

The McEnroes will serve as your host throughout this epic eight-day journey that includes luxury accommodations, including the Four Seasons, safari game drives through Ngorongoro Crater and the vast Serengeti – home to the Big Five and so many other memorable experiences.

This once-in-a-lifetime trip culminates in a historic event, as John and Patrick play the world's first tennis match in the heart of the magnificent Serengeti. Picture this: two of the greatest tennis players of all time step onto the court and the crowd (and lions) roar with anticipation. You’ll be right there, in the middle of it all, witnessing an event that will go down in history.

This exclusive experience is part of an initiative to grow the game of tennis in Africa and the Johnny Mac Tennis Project helping to develop the next generation of players and enhance the lives of youth through tennis.

Donate To Win BEFORE Sat. 9/13 11:59PM PT using code "MCENROE100" for 100 bonus entries at  fandiem.com/safari

Your Donation Supports:

The Johnny Mac Tennis Project (JMTP) transforms young lives by removing the economic, racial and social barriers to success through tennis. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by tennis hall of famer John McEnroe, JMTP introduces tennis to thousands of under-resourced New York City area children, particularly those living in East Harlem and the South Bronx, two communities immediately adjacent to our base at Sportime Randall’s Island.

Founded in 2007, PFCF grew out of a common belief that music has the power to connect people regardless of their differences while creating positive and wide-reaching social impact through music and arts education. Its efforts engage marginalized youth in diverse communities around the world. Although its programs are generally located in low income communities, these areas are home to great cultural wealth which is utilized to create educational and social opportunities. PFCF currently operates 50 locations across 17 countries, and positively impacts thousands of youth each week through regular programming.