Health and Wellness

On the court, every point counts. Off the court, every point feeds. During the 2024-25 season, every time the Warriors scored a point, 100 meals were donated to local food banks to support Bay Area families. This means when our team puts up 100 points, win or lose, Kaiser Permanente, Athletes Corner and the Warriors are donating 10,000 meals to prevent hunger.

The Golden State Warriors, in partnership with Waymo, hosted Get in Gear at the East Plaza of Chase Center. The event kicked off with a bike and helmet donation to 35 youth from SF City Impact and the celebration included bicycle repair stations, education and program resources, customization stations, safety demonstrations, family-friendly activities, giveaways, and more. Attendees were encouraged to ride their bikes to Chase Center via the bike paths to promote the use of alternative transportation.

The Warriors honor active and retired service members and their families in collaboration with the department of defense, USO, TAPS and other military and veteran-serving organizations.

Description: The Warriors and Chase Center, in partnership with DoorDash, are committed to donating 100% of surplus food to local communities. With the help of Replate, all remaining Chase Center event food is packaged and donated to local nonprofits working with people experiencing food insecurity.

The Golden State Warriors, in partnership with Starry, hosted Sustainable Soles, an event encouraging fans to properly donate and recycle shoes and textiles that they no longer want to divert waste. Knowing that the Bay Area is home to many sneakerheads, there was a special VIP shopping experience hosted by HavASole for young adults from local community organizations, as well as a shoe recycling station and tabling opportunities for nonprofits that work in the recycling/upcycling industry.

As part of the NBA Cares Season of Giving, the Warriors will help brighten the lives of local families and youth in the Bay Area during the holidays. Throughout the months of November and December, the Warriors will provide meals, host shopping sprees for youth and more.

The Golden State Warriors, in collaboration with the Twinning Project and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), have launched a six-week basketball program aimed at decreasing recidivism rates and enhancing the readiness of incarcerated individuals for life post-release at California State Prison Solano. Led by Warriors Basketball Academy staff and representatives from Positive Coaching Alliance, the program will involve a series of clinics concentrating on coaching fundamentals, leadership, and relationship building.