The reasons for Félix's commitment
Ranked among the world’s top five at the end of 2025, a two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist and semi-finalist in the 2025 ATP Finals, Félix Auger-Aliassime is also a committed and responsible player who wants to combine his performances with a strong personal commitment: Playing tennis, but not only that. For him, tennis is a way to take action and give back what tennis has given him. And he gets that from his history, his upbringing and, above all, his Togolese roots, those of his father.
With this project, I want to give meaning to my career. Tennis is an incredible sport that teaches me many values (including hard work, perseverance and humility), and I carry these values off the tennis court to have a positive impact as a global citizen. I try to do my bit to contribute to the future of younger generations, especially the most disadvantaged, and I am happy to be able to do so through tennis.
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How the #FAAPOINTSFORCHANGE project works
Since 2020
For each point won on the ATP circuit, Félix donates $5 and BNP Paribas adds another $15.
Since the start in 2020, Felix has won 31801 points, including 6448 points in 2025.
Follow with us his points won in 2026 :
from Félix
from BNP Paribas
for the FAA Points For Change Solidarity Programme
Development of the #FAAPOINTSFORCHANGE solidarity programme
Since 2020, BNP Paribas has been supporting Félix Auger-Aliassime in the development of the #FAAPointsForChange solidarity project. Donations collected during the first five years helped fund the EduChange programme, set up with the NGO CARE to support education and protect children’s rights, benefiting more than 20,000 inhabitants of the Kara region.
In early 2025, Félix Auger-Aliassime and BNP Paribas decided to go in a new direction with the programme to give young students, mainly from disadvantaged rural areas, a chance to go to university.
Result: 30 merit-based scholarships were awarded to undergraduate and Master’s students enrolled at the University of Lomé. These scholarships cover their study costs and accommodation, as well as personalised support (through social, cultural and sporting activities), making it easier for them to keep up with their studies and enter the world of work.
This solidarity programme is being run with the support of the Fondation Roi Baudouin, a charitable foundation, and by the Salésiens Coopérateurs, a Togolese association that works for the development of children and young girls and boys in several regions of Togo.
At the end of the 2024 season, Félix had the opportunity to visit the site to meet the new stakeholders involved in the project and share some unforgettable moments with the children he had been able to help. For him, supporting young people is like playing the most important match of his life. A vision that BNP Paribas fully shares: supporting younger generations, both on and off the court.
When I’m on the court, I think about those children. Knowing that with every point I win, I can help them in a tangible way, gives even more meaning to what I do. Coming back here two years later, seeing the young people with whom we shared moments, and seeing that our actions really had an impact... it’s very powerful. That’s another reason why the support of BNP Paribas is so important for this project. I also hope to inspire other young people to give back, just as I myself was inspired by my family and other athletes.
