The Miami-based Reserve Padel club successfully raised $1 million during a special charity event aimed at supporting cancer patients. The fundraiser, known as the Moonlight Open, was hosted by Reserve Cares, the club’s charitable arm, and featured high-profile guests, including David Beckham and Dwyane Wade.
The event was dedicated to professional padel player Charlie Moon, who is battling leukemia. Funds raised will go toward the University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, helping patients receive critical treatment and support.
Attendees participated in an online silent auction alongside padel matches, creating an engaging atmosphere for both players and donors. The initiative highlighted the growing influence of padel in the sports community while demonstrating its potential to drive meaningful social impact.
With the success of this event, Reserve Padel continues to establish itself as a leader in both competitive padel and philanthropic efforts, reinforcing the club’s commitment to making a difference in the lives of those in need.
