Big hearts. Meaningful actions. Stories of athletes showing up for others, on the days that matter most.
San Antonio Spurs forward Keldon Johnson joined young athletes for drills, activities, questions and photos at a Spurs Youth Basketball League clinic at CentroMed Health & Wellness Clinic in San Antonio on Oct. 26.
Eagles cornerback Michael Carter II and his foundation hosted Baby Shower on the Block, a free maternal and infant health event for Medicaid-enrolled pregnant and postpartum mothers in Philadelphia.
MLB named New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor the 2026 Roberto Clemente Award winner after years of giving that includes funding school facilities, scholarships, youth clinics, student mentorship, disaster relief and support for families of children with disabilities.
Chiefs players Kenneth Walker and Jalen Royals visited families at Ronald McDonald House Kansas City, joined Halloween-themed arts and crafts, and helped reveal a $1 million donation from Red Thursday fundraising.
Colts wide receiver Laquon Treadwell and his Lead the Way Foundation partnered with Indiana Women In Need on a Breast Cancer Awareness Month high tea for survivors and their daughters, including a luncheon, jewelry-making and gift bags.
Detroit Lions tight end Tyler Conklin returned to Higgins Elementary in Chesterfield Township, Michigan, and his foundation presented $6,000 for the Hawk Hut, a planned student resource room. The space will offer snacks and seasonal clothing for children who need them.
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