Through AEGON Parks Tennis we’re helping to make sure players of all levels can access good tennis facilities in their local communities.

We're working with the LTA and the Tennis Foundation to upgrade 100 park facilities by the end of 2010.

We're working with the LTA and the Tennis Foundation to help provide teachers with the equipment and skills they need to get children playing tennis from an early age.

Through the AEGON Schools Tennis programme, over 1,500 UK schools have received an equipment bag so far in 2009. The kit bags contain 30 rackets, 60 balls, a net and an innovative coaching DVD. We’ve also produced certificates which teachers can give to participating pupils.

We're proud to support the top British players selected to receive LTA funding. Based at the LTA's National Tennis Centre, High Performance Centres nationwide or with coaches abroad, these elite players get funding for coaching and travel, plus dedicated support from LTA psychologists, physiotherapists, nutritionists and more.

Most top British players are part of Team AEGON, including Anne Keothavong, Laura Robson, Elena Baltacha, Mel South, Josh Goodall, James Ward and Ross Hutchins. Many have represented Britain in the AEGON GB Davis Cup and GB Fed Cup teams.

Read our 'Supporting the best of British talent' article

This group is made up of the most talented young British tennis players, mostly aged 9 to 16, who show the ability to become future Team AEGON stars.

Like Team AEGON, they get funding and specialist support to help nurture their talents and ultimately realise their ambition to join Team AEGON and compete at the highest levels.

Read our 'Supporting the best of British talent' article.

Held all over the UK, for many players – both British and international – these tournaments are their first steps on the professional ladder.

The AEGON Pro-Series gives tennis fans a chance to watch some thrilling tennis and see the stars of tomorrow in action – and many of the events are free.

Aimed at clubs, schools and counties both at adult and junior level, the league competitions are held throughout the UK between April and July.

Around 15,000 players take part each year, made up of around 1,250 clubs and 5,550 teams.

We support a wide range of tournaments and competition for players of all levels, including AEGON Team Tennis for schools and clubs, AEGON Junior Nationals and Internationals, AEGON Junior Grand Prix and AEGON British Tour.

We're proud to sponsor the GB Davis Cup Team, which is made up of four of the best of Britain's top men's players captained by former team member John Lloyd.

Great Britain will play in Group II of the Euro-Africa Zone of the competition in 2010, after losing a relegation tie to Poland in September. The 'best of five' ties have four singles and a doubles match played over three days (usually in March and September).

We're proud to sponsor the GB Fed Cup Team, which is made up of the best British female players captained by Nigel Sears.

Great Britain currently plays in the Euro/Africa Zone Group I and narrowly missed out on a place at the World Group II play-offs – and the chance of promotion to World Group II. The 'best of five' ties have four singles and a doubles match played over three days (usually in February).

AEGON is the title sponsor of this world-class men's event, played on the grass courts of London's historic Queen's Club. Taking place every year in early June, this tournament is a favourite with both players and fans and marks the start of the British men's grass-court season.

Our memorable first year as sponsor saw Andy Murray become the first British champion in over 70 years, while first-time pairing Wesley Moodie and Mikhail Youzhny won the doubles.

Watch BBC highlights of Andy's historic win

AEGON is the title sponsor of this world-class women's event, held in Edgbaston, Birmingham. Taking place at the start of June, for many of the top stars of the women's game, the AEGON Classic marks the start of the British grass-court season.

Magdalena Rybarikova won this year's singles title – her first WTA singles tournament victory – while Cara Black and Liezel Huber held onto the doubles title.

AEGON is the title sponsor of this world-class event, which in 2009 became a joint men's and women's one for the first time. Held in Eastbourne in mid-June, this tournament is many players' final preparation for the following week's Wimbledon Championships.

Caroline Wozniacki won the 2009 women's singles title, while Dmitry Tursunov became the first-ever AEGON International men's champion. Akgul Amanmuradova and Ai Sugiyama took the women's doubles title, and Marcin Matkowski and Mariusz Fyrstenberg the men's.