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Curry's Sneakers Fetch $1.7M for Kids' Charity
29 Apr
Summary
- Stephen Curry's sneaker auction raised $1.7 million.
- Proceeds benefit the Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation.
- Nike Kobe styles were among the top-selling sneakers.
Stephen Curry's "Sneaker Free Agency" collection auction concluded yesterday, generating an impressive $1.7 million for a charitable cause. The initiative saw 81 pairs of sneakers up for grabs, with a focus on the top 10 most valuable sales.
The proceeds from this significant event will directly benefit the Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. This organization is dedicated to ensuring children have access to nutritious meals, vital literacy resources, and safe environments for recreation.
Curry expressed his gratitude, noting how the collection evolved from a personal way to share stories to a impactful charitable effort. He highlighted the special connection fans and collectors made with the sneakers, emphasizing the goal of creating real-world impact off the court.
The auction's success was partly fueled by the popularity of Nike Kobe styles, which comprised a majority of the top 10 highest-selling pairs, reflecting their enduring appeal in the sneaker market.
