From Serving at Wimbledon
to Serving the World's Poor
    Since they began their fundraising and personal donations  in mid-2006, they have helped
    over 12,000 of the world's poorest people to start businesses. 100% of donations made to
    the Guerrant Foundation are passed through to either the Grameen Foundation,  Opportunity
    International,  or Grameen de la Frontera in Mexico.  TERRY AND ANNE GUERRANT WILL
    MATCH DONATIONS UP TO $100,000 IN 2010.  You can also make donations directly to
    these organizations. The Guerrants' goal is to personally give a million dollars and to raise
    another million for this desperately urgent and important cause.  They take no salaries from
    the foundation.  To make a donation click on How You Can Help.  Even a small donation goes
    a long way.
    You can help spread the word!   Anne Guerrant
    has spoken around the country and is available
    to speak to your group about micro credit
    lending as an effective tool to fight poverty.
    To schedule a speaking engagement click on
    Contact Us.
    The mission of the Guerrant Foundation
    is to provide the tools, knowledge, and
    resources to help people help themselves
    in all areas of the world, especially
    the poorest areas. Thank you for your interest.

    Terry and Anne Guerrant
    Gilbert, Arizona

    Anne Guerrant played tennis on the pro tour for 9
    years, ranking as high as #11 in the world.  She
    played at Wimbledon, the US Open, and all the major
    tournaments.  Her record includes wins over Martina
    Navratilova and Billie Jean King.  She traveled all over
    the world and was humbled and moved by the
    extreme poverty she saw in third world countries that
    most people only see on TV.   In 2005 she and her
    husband, Terry, visited a micro credit lending program
    in India.  They were truly inspired by the dignity and
    ambition of the women entrepreneurs they met. They
    started the Guerrant Foundation, Inc. to help women
    and families improve their lives through tiny loans to
    start businesses.  They take no salaries from the
    foundation.
Anne and Terry Guerrant
Photo by Dave Levin