Stephen Curry, Who Was Booed Heavily by Cleveland Fans, Donates $108,000 to a School in the City

Stephen Curry had an awesome night at the All-Star game. He went off for 50 points in an outrageous display of long-range shooting. Curry put on a show as he drained shots from everywhere and knocked down a record 16 threes. But the city of Cleveland wasn’t kind to him at the start.

Curry was part of the Golden State Warriors team which met the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Finals four times. He has gotten the better of them 3 times out of 4 and he is not a popular figure in Cleveland. Curry used to give the Cavs fans nightmares, and they didn’t appreciate his comments after the first title run. So when he arrived in Cleveland, he was greeted with a barrage of boos from the fans. It started when Curry was introduced in practice and continued until his introduction at the game.

There were even some boos when Curry was honored for being named in the NBA 75 team. He didn’t seem fazed by it at all as he knocked down 3 after 3 on route to his 50. And Curry showed what a nice person he is, even after the boos.

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Stephen Curry shows his sweet side as he donates to a school in Cleveland

Before the game, Under Armour had announced that Curry will be donating to a school in Cleveland depending on his performance at the All-star game. A $1000 for every point, $3000 for every three made, and $10,000 if he wins the MVP. Curry went nuts in the All-star game as he went for 50 with 16 made threes and he was named the MVP. The total came up to $108,000, which will be used for basketball programs in the school.

Curry has been known for charitable contributions and even after he was disrespected by the city, he still felt like he had to do something nice for them. This shows what a nice human Stephen Curry is and how far he will go to help people. Hopefully, the City of Cleveland will be nice to him next time, after they learn what he did.

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