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In memory of former British No.1 Elena Baltacha, we are proud to support the #LoveAllAuction which launches today.

More than 140 items feature, including:

🖼 Original artworks
🎾 Tennis memorabilia
🏟 Unique VIP experiences
🌱Visit to #Wimbledon 2022 https://t.co/8SewzIy0Uv
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) November 4, 2021

In honor of the late Elena Baltacha who passed in 2014 from liver cancer, Judy Murray, Gina Long and others put together the "Love All" auction and it's officially up and running. All proceeds go directly to grassroots tennis programs that serve disadvantaged children in the UK as well as international cancer research, screening and care for women and young adults.

Currently there are over 130 collectibles within the auction all ranging from limited-edition artwork and even experiences including VIP Hospitality at Tennis Grand Slams.

Grand Slam champions Naomi Osaka, Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu have all donated memorabilia. Coco Gauff and Lleyton Hewitt both have a pair of signed tennis shoes up for bids and Billie Jean King also donated a copy of her latest book which includes a personal message from the social justice pioneer.

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🦋@naomiosaka and her butterfly
🎨Painted by @BenMosleyArt and signed here by Naomi, yours to own, available here:https://t.co/eOLM4Fa0e0 #LoveAllAuction pic.twitter.com/ap5FrZHERF
— love-all Auction (@loveallauction) November 5, 2021

Artist Ben Mosley's Osaka butterfly painting which is signed by the four-time major champion is one of the many items up for grabs.

The usual buyer and seller fees have all been waived, which means the price you bid is the price paid. All items are being sold up until November 21.

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