"My family has a deep-rooted history with HBCUs, going all the way back to my great, great grandfather," Coco Gauff stated.

Coco Gauff shared her family's rich history in HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities). The World No.3 recently grabbed the headlines by making a marquee donation to the cause.

During Black History Month, she donated $100,000 to the United Negro College Fund (UNCF), citing her "deep-rooted history with HBCUs." She then followed this up by announcing the Coco Gauff ...

“We are incredibly grateful to Coco Gauff for her generous $100,000 ... “My family has a deep-rooted history with HBCUs, going all the way back to my great, great grandfather.

UNCF announced earlier this week that they will administer the Coco Gauff Scholarship Program. “My family has a deep-rooted history with HBCUs, going all the way back to my great-great-grandfather.

It showed us that behind the glamour of center courts and trophy ceremonies (which Coco Gauff has a lot of) lies a sport that many find financially prohibitive. It’s this reality that makes the ...

Coco Gauff is the third black woman to win on the clay courts at the French Championship/French Open, joining the legendary Althea Gibson and Serena Williams. She became a two-time Grand Slam champion ...

UNCF will administer the Coco Gauff Scholarship Program, which was announced Tuesday. "My family has a deep-rooted history with HBCUs, going all the way back to my great-great-grandfather.