Although they’re not on the court, members across the Golden State Warriors are staying busy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Players, coaches and the ownership group of the Warriors have been active in the fight against the coronavirus.
Stephen Curry has set up a meal donation plan through his Eat. Learn. Play Foundation alongside his wife, Ayesha. The two-time Most Valuable Player also launched an informative COVID-19 resource guide that highlights his conversation with infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Next up is Peter Guber. The Golden State co-owner is donating his NBA championship ring from the 2015 Warriors’ Finals victory to the “All In Challenge” auction through Fanatics.
The bidding started at $50,000 for the ring, with all 100% of the proceeds being donated directly to coronavirus relief efforts.
Via @allinchallenge on Twitter:
Welcome @PeterGuber to the #AllinChallenge! @warriors Co-Executive chairman is giving YOU his 2014-15 @NBA
NBA Championship ring. The ring that started a dynasty, and now you can add it to your collection. More details here: https://t.co/jmThQHUXeQ pic.twitter.com/O9vwefkqZ7— allinchallenge (@allinchallenge) April 15, 2020
Guber is the latest to join the cast of professional athletes and entertainers for the All-In Challenge. Tom Brady, Magic Johnson, Justin Timberlake, Peyton Manning, Bill Murray and a large group of other high profile names have experiences listed for either raffle or auction.
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