Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star player, and his wife, Ayesha Curry, have always used their wealth and fame to help underprivileged children and families back in their hometown in Oakland. As the four time NBA champion remains in recovery after his brutal injuries in the last season, his foundation, Eat, Learn & Play, has received a whopping $200,000.
Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry’s charity foundation receives a massive donation ahead of the new season
A few days ago, Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry’s charity foundation, Eat, Learn & Play, took to their social media to make a post about the massive donation they have received.The post reads as, “As Safeway celebrates 100 years of serving the region, the $200,000 donation underscores the company’s continued dedication to helping children and families more easily access healthy, nutritious food. In 2025, Safeway’s Northern California Division contributed more than $55 million in food donations and financial support to charitable organizations serving local communities.” — Kent Streeb, Director of Public Affairs and Communications, Safeway Northern California Market.”The post added, “@eatlearnplay is proud to partner with @Safeway Foundation to help feed Oakland kids and families. Gifts like this one keep fresh food, meals, and groceries flowing across our community.”While Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry have not reacted to the news publicly, they remain closely connected to their charity foundation.Over the last seven years, both Stephen Cury and his wife, Ayesha Curry, have been committed to changing countless lives across their hometown in Oakland.As per Eat, Learn & Play’s website, Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry’s charity foundation, Eat, Learn & Play has invested over a whopping $100 million into improving the lives of children across Oakland.
Stephen Curry explains why their foundation does not work for children across the nation
For the unversed, Eat, Learn & Play works exclusively for families and children in Oakland as it commits to providing quality food and education to kids.In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the four time NBA champion Stephen Curry opened up about why they have not taken their foundation across the nation.Stephen Curry said, “It’s always a hard thing once you have a little bit of success with something. It leads to more inbound: “Hey, why don’t y’all take the mission to other parts of the country?””The Golden State Warriors’ star player added, “To Ayesha’s point, baby steps are important to really solidify and get data on the impact that we’re having so that we can create the model. Patience is important, even though it can be tough to say no to amazing opportunities.”For now, the two remain dedicated to changing the lives and future of children and families in their hometown.