TN Pickleball Specialty License Plate

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Tennessee license plate featuring a blue background, a blue golf ball with white stars and ovals, and a large red speech bubble with the black text 'TENNESSEE P' and '002' underneath.

Drive the Game Forward!

Group of children and adults in a gymnasium, some holding paddles, with orange and black tiger print design on the floor and a black wall in the background.
A coach instructs a group of children in a gymnasium, with some holding paddles, during a pickleball lesson at Houston Middle School.
People playing pickleball on an outdoor court surrounded by trees, with a tent and spectators in the background.

Support Junior Pickleball in Tennessee

Show your passion for pickleball and make a difference with the new Pickleball Specialty License Plate! Proceeds directly support junior pickleball programs across Tennessee, funding equipment in schools, league play, tournaments, and inclusive youth initiatives.

By preordering your plate now, you’re helping grow the game and inspiring the next generation of players in the Volunteer State.

Who Is Tennessee Junior Pickleball Association?

The Tennessee Junior Pickleball Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to introducing, developing, and advancing competitive youth pickleball across our state. We work with schools, parks, churches, and community organizations to create opportunities for kids of all ages and abilities to learn the game, build skills, and compete in a fun, inclusive environment. Through coaching, league play, tournaments, and adaptive programs, TJPA is shaping the next generation of pickleball players while fostering teamwork, sportsmanship, and lifelong fitness.

When you purchase a TJPA Specialty License Plate, you’re helping provide equipment, training, and scholarships that make youth pickleball possible in communities all across Tennessee.

Children and adults standing on an indoor tennis court holding paddles and tennis balls, smiling and posing for a group photo.
Group of five people standing inside a gymnasium, smiling at the camera. They include an older woman with short blonde hair, two teenage boys with backpacks, a young man with curly hair and glasses, and a woman with glasses and a floral shirt. The background shows red gym bleachers and basketball court markings.
Group of young people and adults on a pickleball court, some holding paddles, under the Tennessee Junior Pickleball Association logo.

You’re Not Just Ordering a License Plate — You’re Changing Lives!

When you purchase a Tennessee Pickleball specialty license plate, you’re helping students in your county discover the joy of pickleball. Your support brings paddles, nets, and coaching to schools and community programs across Tennessee.

We’d love for you to go beyond the license plate — volunteer with us and help shape the future of junior pickleball in our state. Whether you’re coaching, organizing events, or cheering from the sidelines, your involvement makes a lasting difference.

Group of people in a gym in front of a ping pong table, holding paddles, ready for a game or practice.

By filling out this form and purchasing a specialty license plate, you’ll receive Rally Rising, the official newsletter of the Tennessee Junior Pickleball Association, along with updates on how your support is helping grow youth pickleball across Tennessee.

Flyer promoting pickleball programs and initiatives in Nashville schools, featuring images of children playing pickleball in gymnasium settings with contact information for program coordinators.

Order Your TN Pickleball Specialty License Plate Now!

The Tennessee Department of Revenue requires us to collect both your information and a $35 fee to reserve your plate. We are using Give Lively, a fundraising platform for nonprofits to collect your payment.

To bring the Tennessee Pickleball Specialty License Plate to the road, supporters must help us collect 1,000 pre-orders. Once this minimum is reached, the Tennessee Department of Revenue will process the orders and begin production. When the plates are ready, the Department will notify you by mail, and they will be available for pickup at your local county clerk’s office.