Barkley's Basketball Honors and Awards include: 1× NBA MVP (1993), 11× NBA All-Star (1987–1997), 5× All-NBA First Team Selection (1988–1991, 1993), 5× All-NBA Second Team Selection (1986–1987, 1992, 1994–1995), 1× All-NBA Third Team (1996), 1985 NBA All-Rookie Team, 1× NBA All-Star Game MVP (1991), NBA’s 50th Anniversary All-Time Team, 1984 SEC Player of the Year, 1980s SEC Player of the Decade, and One of the top 50 All-Time NBA Players.

Barkley never won an NBA Chapionship, but the five-time All-NBA First Team selection and 11-time All-Star is widely considered one of the greatest players of his generation and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006. Barkley is the 23rd all-time scorer in the NBA; he ranks 19th in all-time rebounds per game, 18th in total career rebounds and is one of only five players in NBA history with 23,000 points, 12,000 rebounds and 4,000 assists. The self-proclaimed “ninth wonder of the world” is the shortest player in NBA history to lead the league in rebounding. His career statistics of 22.1 points per game and 11.7 rebounds per game over 16 years are remarkable for his size and a credit to his will power.

​Barkley was named the 2002 Personality of the Year by Sports Illustrated.
Barkley was the first player from the state of Alabama to be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006.


​Currently, Barkley is an NBA analyst for TNT’s Emmy award-winning "Inside the NBA"  for more than a decade. He hosts with Kenny Smith, Shaquille O’Neal and Ernie Johnson.Barkley’s personality have earned him an audience that transcends the sports arena. He speaks his mind regardless of the topic or public opinion. Barkley  says what most people won't and always keeps it real. He speaks on social issues that other top athletes won't.


The Charles Barkley Foundation has given millions of dollars to colleges and universities and he has personally contributed funds to start up businesses, invested in low income Black communities, other charities, and individuals.

Nothing But Nets is a United Nations Campaign to end malaria. "This is a cause that I have been seriously involved in since college. I hope not only to provide much needed bed nets, but to also  raise awareness about ending malaria." said Curry. These nets really save lives.

Charles Barkley: NBA All Star, Basketball TV Commentator,  Philanthropist, and Social Activist

WNBA Star, Skylar Diggins

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Stephen Curry Foundation Partners with United Nations "Nothing but Nets" campaign to stop malaria deaths in Africa.

Ronnie B. Williams

Candace Parker; Heart of a Champion

Off the court Candace is very active with many charities such as PETA, which is a charity for abused animals. She is a supporter of the Ronald McDonald House Charity, The Randy Foye Foundation, Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy, a Journey for 9/11, Muhammad Ali Center, and Hollyrod Foundation.  Candace also celebrated Rosa Parks 60th anniversary and her "Nah" t-shirt campaign. FYI above photo was approved by her grandmother so it's alright with me.  Don't hate;  love the tattoo Candace. Tastefully done.

Candace Parker WNBA MVP & All Star

 Tribute to Wayman Tisdale: A rare spirit; an inspiration to us all, definitely me.  Much Love, My Brother! Rest in Peace

Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Buoniconti Fund To Cure Paralysis
Cats Care
CharitaBulls
Jackie Robinson Foundation
James R. Jordan Foundation
Kids Wish Network
LIVESTRONG
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Nevada Cancer Institute
Opportunity Village
Special Olympics
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
The Miami Project

BUILD IT AND THEY WILL BALL will propel the mission of the KDCF to enrich the lives of youth from low-income backgrounds through various educational and athletic programs. Trips abroad to Asia and Europe have also inspired Durant to connect internationally with the next generation leading the game.

“When I was young, playing basketball was one of the things that kept me out of trouble and kept me focused on my growth and maturity in to the man I would eventually become,” Durant said. “For that reason, I’ve always wanted to play a leadership role in communities and neighborhoods – like the one I grew up in – and give kids a chance to choose health, teamwork and basketball over some of the other negative influences they may face. Thanks to Nike and many other supporters, the renovation and development of these basketball courts is the perfect opportunity to open these doors.” The KDCF is an IRS-designated 501(C)3 Public Charity. To my Washington DC homie; great work and I hope you come back home to play! Throw back "Skins" gear below.

In loving memory of my life long  best friend and brother who would want to be remembered as a basketball player. Love you forever. Rest in Peace.

Fred Whitfield

Charlotte Hornets
Sarah Mensah

Portland Trail Blazers

WNBA MVP and All Star Candace Parker


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LeBron James Family Foundation: Focusing on Education

The Foundations missions is to positively affect lives of children and young adults through education and co-curricular educational activities. Programs include; Wheels for Education, LAB, Boys and Girls Clubs, St Vincent - St Mary's High School.  "Just as I work to improve my game, I also work to improve my Foundation and its events, year after year", says LeBron.

Michael Jordan, Entrepreneur and Philanthropist  Supports Various Charitable Organizations; Partial list below

Kevin Durant Charity Foundation (KDCF) Introduces "Build It And They Will Ball" Initiative for high quality courts

 Sheila Johnson, WNBA Washington Mystics


Julius "Dr. J" Erving