Kobe Bryant had a long-lasting impact on the world of sports that stretched far beyond basketball. His idea behind the ‘Mamba Mentality’ has inspired many to work with passion and dedication. The current batch of new-generation NBA players is filled with those who idolize Kobe or wanted to be like him.

Bryant was not only loved for the championships he delivered to the Los Angeles Lakers but also for his loyalty and passion for the game. That is something that has inspired many athletes around the world. Kobe’s wife Vanessa Bryant recently unveiled a basketball court in Dallas, Texas with Cowboys star CeeDee Lamb.

Kobe Bryant left behind the Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation, which continues to work on creating a positive impact in society. It is a non-profit organization that works toward underserved athletes and boys & girls. Vanessa has been actively working with the foundation to make the world a better place.

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The Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation recently donated a basketball court to Hope Farms Center in Fort Worth. The facility was recently unveiled by Dallas Cowboys star CeeDee Lamb, who surprised the kids during the unveiling ceremony.

CeeDee Lamb helps in unveiling Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant-themed court

Vanessa Bryant is currently looking after the Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation. She recently shared a video of the basketball court donated by the foundation in Dallas to be used by at-risk kids. It was unveiled by star WR CeeDee Lamb, who himself has been a huge Kobe Bryant fan.

“DALLAS-FORT WORTH Our NEWEST court with @DrinkBODYARMOR & @MambaMambacitaSports. Thank you for surprising the local kids, @cee2x___ !!  Excited for more courts and clinics to come! #PlayGigisWay #MambaForever,” Vanessa’s caption read.

The kids also got the opportunity to dribble alongside a star that has a huge fanbase in Dallas. It was wholesome to see the kids interacting with CeeDee Lamb.

CeeDee Lamb wants to be a role model for youngsters

During the unveiling ceremony, CeeDee Lamb talked about giving back to society.

“Once I found out I had the opportunity to do this, I really wanted to be a part of it,” Lamb said.

“Any time there is a chance to give back or get involved in giving back to the community, or just being with kids, I am for it,” he added. “I remember when I was one of the young ones. Just seeing a guy I looked up to, or seeing an very inspirational person, and just understanding that one day I want to be just like him. No matter what he’s going through, good or bad, I want his life,” he concluded.

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Kobe Bryant’s charity has picked 10 cities in the United States to donate basketball courts for kids. Hope Farm in Fort Worth made it to the list and has finally got its basketball court worthy of the Mamba name.