Singh Capital LLC

Empowering Champions On and Off the Court

The Fifty Five Foundation provides grants and resources to talented young tennis players who lack the financial means to pursue their dreams at the highest level.

$2.4M
Awarded to Date
147
Athletes Supported
32
Countries Reached
Our Mission

Tennis should be a sport of merit, not means.

Every year, gifted young athletes are forced to give up tennis because their families cannot afford coaching, equipment, travel, or tournament fees.

The Fifty Five Foundation exists to change that — funding the next generation of champions regardless of background, geography, or economic circumstance.

Global Reach

Supporting athletes across six continents and thirty-two countries.

Merit-Based

Selection based purely on talent, character, and potential.

Full Support

Coaching, equipment, travel, and tournament funding included.

Proven Impact

Alumni competing at ITF, college, and professional levels.

Grant Tiers

Three levels of support, tailored to your journey.

Each tier is designed to meet athletes where they are — from emerging juniors to elite competitors preparing for the international stage.

Foundation
Rising Ace

For promising juniors building competitive foundations and entering regional events.

  • Equipment & apparel stipend
  • Regional tournament fees
  • Annual coaching consultation
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Elite
Grand Slam

For elite competitors on ITF, ATP, or WTA pathways needing comprehensive backing.

  • International tournament circuit
  • Dedicated coaching team
  • Performance & recovery support
  • Full travel & accommodation
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Eligibility

Who we support.

01
Athletic Criteria
  • Ages 18-22
  • Demonstrated tournament experience
  • Verified national or regional ranking
  • Coach or federation recommendation
02
Financial Need
  • Household income documentation
  • Statement of current expenses
  • Demonstrated funding gap
  • Transparent budget proposal
03
Character & Commitment
  • Personal statement of goals
  • Academic standing in good order
  • Community involvement valued
  • Commitment to program values
Selection Process

From application to award.

1
Apply

Submit your application with required documentation.

2
Review

Our committee evaluates athletic and financial criteria.

3
Interview

Shortlisted candidates meet with the selection panel.

4
Decision

Grant tier and award confirmed in writing.

5
Onboard

Welcome to the Fifty Five Foundation family.

Ready to Apply?

Your dream deserves a champion behind it.

Applications open annually in January. Take the first step toward unlocking your potential.

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Leadership

Board Members

Chanmeet Narang
Chanmeet Narang
Founder

Chief of Staff at Singh Capital Partners with a background spanning investment banking, venture capital, and public service. Previously at B. Riley Securities, AllianceBernstein, and AlphaSense, with roles at the White House and U.S. Senate. A Georgia graduate, he managed the Bulldogs' tennis program through multiple SEC championship seasons.

Manpreet Singh
Manpreet Singh
Founder

Founder and CIO of Singh Capital Partners, managing capital for Fortune 500 executives and unicorn founders. One of the youngest CFA charterholders in the world, with 50+ investments including Uber, Spotify, SpaceX, and Robinhood. Holds an MBA from the Wharton School and a B.S. in Finance from the University of Maryland.

Filipe Costa
Filipe Costa
Junior Board Member

Brazilian student-athlete at the University of Georgia, majoring in Finance and Real Estate. Competes on the UGA men's tennis team and leads the program's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Lucia Malinak
Lucia Malinak
Junior Board Member

Slovak professional tennis player and former Slovak Junior National Champion in doubles. Played college tennis at the University of Wyoming before competing on the ITF circuit.

Alex Yang
Alex Yang
Junior Board Member

NYU Stern School of Business graduate and competitive tennis player from New Jersey. Earned Second Team All-UAA honors at NYU before competing at the Division I level at SMU.

Caroline Lampl
Caroline Lampl
Junior Board Member

Stanford-educated tennis player from Virginia with a career-high WTA ranking of 619. A clutch competitor throughout her collegiate career, she went 21-4 in dual matches during her freshman season.