Nita Ambani donates to UK charity supported by Argentine tennis star Diego Schwartzman

Philanthropist Nita Ambani, who is the founder and Chairperson of Reliance Foundation, donated to a Buckinghamshire-based Action4Youth - a cause that's close to Argentine tennis star Diego Schwartzman's heart - on the sidelines of The Boodles event at Stoke Park.

The sports enthusiast also presented the inaugural Reliance Foundation Education and Sports for All (ESA) Cup to Diego Schwartzman at the tennis event in Buckinghamshire.

The one-of-a-kind Boodles is an exhibition tennis event that is considered a lavish warm-up for The Championships at Wimbledon. Schedule between June 27 and July 1, this year's event celebrates its 19th anniversary.


Thrilling games and tennis superstars at the manicured lawns of Stoke Park's 17th-century estate were a treat to enjoy for the people attending Boodles.

The Reliance Foundation ESA Cup will be presented every day at the five-day tennis event.


Mrs Ambani soaked in the fun English garden party atmosphere and intimate surroundings at the estate.

Speaking on the occasion, Ambani was quoted as saying, "It was an absolutely amazing atmosphere out here as we got to watch some great tennis and celebrate the importance of sports in bringing a community together. The opportunity of also serving charitable causes through a day of great sporting action makes this even more meaningful. I wish and encourage all the young people in this community to take up any sport of your choice and bring to yourself and to those around you the spirit of enthusiasm, conviction, positive attitude and resilience to life, the joy that we hope will also make this community an even more charming place to be in."

The Reliance Foundation-backed ESA initiative is a comprehensive development program that promotes equal opportunities in education and sports for children.

After impacting the lives of millions of people in India, the initiative will spread its wings outside India with The Boodles Tennis challenge.

The programme will aim to touch the lives of children at Stoke Park and seek to make sports accessible for everybody while also inspiring the next gen to take up sports in their daily lives.