Andrea Jaeger

Andrea Jaeger became the number two-ranked professional tennis player in the world at the age of 16. Andrea was a finalist at Wimbledon, the French Open, the youngest winner of The French Open Mixed Doubles, and a member of U.S. Olympic, Federation Cup and Wightman Cup Teams. While on the pro circuit Andrea helped ease the pain and suffering of children in hospitals, schools and street corners. Andrea started her own children's cancer foundation using all of her pro tennis career earnings. Andrea Jaeger is the founder and President of Little Star Foundation. For 36 years, Andrea's Little Star Foundation, has provided long-term care and a better quality of life for children with cancer and children in need. To date Andrea Jaeger has helped provide over $135 million dollars of Program Services for children and families in need and children, families and communities suffering from disease, poverty, natural disasters and violence. Andrea Jaeger is an author having written "First Service - following God's Calling and Finding Life's Service." Andrea has been recognized for her humanitarian efforts, achievements and contributions in helping children, families and communities worldwide. The following is a short list of the awards Andrea has received