Paris, TN Pickleball Club's Tournament Benefits Local Food Pantry

The Paris Pickleball Club in Paris, Tennessee, recently organized its first MLP Style Tournament at the First United Methodist Church. Nine teams of four participated, but the local Food Pantry was the main beneficiary. Each player was required to donate five items to the pantry as part of the entry fee, making the event a charitable cause.

Marsha Banasiewicz, the club's spokesperson, stated that the initiative was a gesture of thanks to the Church for its ongoing support. It also provided a chance for the club to contribute to the community.

Established in early 2023, the club now has 65 members. Its mission is to promote Pickleball in the Paris/Henry County Area and to contribute to the community.

The club participates in other community events as well. They are set to join the Fish Fry Parade, where their team mascot, Dillilah Picklesworth, is popular among the crowd.

The club is gearing up for their 2nd Annual Eiffel Tower Classic, which is set to happen from May 3 to 5. The members continue to gather non-perishable items for the FUMC Food Pantry, showing their dedication to community service.

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