Community work earns an NBA award
Trae received the NBA Cares Bob Lanier Community Assist offseason award for work in D.C. and Oklahoma. The NBA and NBPA Foundation will give $20,000 to DC Central Kitchen and DC College Access Program.
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Trae received the NBA Cares Bob Lanier Community Assist offseason award for work in D.C. and Oklahoma. The NBA and NBPA Foundation will give $20,000 to DC Central Kitchen and DC College Access Program.
His foundation shared a recap of three days of school visits, time with pediatric patients, a youth skills clinic and a pro-am. The annual community weekend moved to Washington with him.
traeyoungfamilyfoundation.orgRead the foundation recapTrae and his family joined Yukon city leaders for the groundbreaking of a second Young Family Athletic Center. Plans include space for youth basketball, volleyball and pickleball.
traeyoungfamilyfoundation.orgThe foundation on the Yukon groundbreakingHis new four-year deal with the Wizards was confirmed on July 6, following reports of an agreement in June.
DC Central Kitchen announced a $50,000 gift from Trae. His family foundation also gave $50,000 to DC College Access Program, supporting hunger relief and access to college in his new city.
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