Carmelo Anthony took to social media to make a massive announcement. A video showcased the 10x NBA All-Star promoting the ‘Bail Project.’ This new venture by Melo is set to financially aid people. The star’s very positive message gained significant traction on social media and also caught the eyes of fellow stars who promoted it.

The post read, “I’ve witnessed how the system impacts our communities, especially people of color and those struggling financially. Nearly half a million people are stuck in jail just because they can’t afford bail, and that’s not right.” The words resonated with the fans, who began sharing the post immediately.

Among the fellow NBA stars who saw it was Dwyane Wade. He reposted the video to his Instagram stories adding the caption, “Freedom should be FREE!!” and “my brother” while tagging Anthony’s account and adding a salute emoji.

Both men share a similar enthusiasm for aiding their community, and the Bail Project intends to extend Melo’s efforts. As the star recounted in the video, millions are affected by being unable to pay for their bail. This project’s primary goal is to help those people. The video also received overwhelmingly positive comments from fans. But this won’t be the only instance when the Nuggets star is working for the greater good.

This isn’t the first time Carmelo Anthony has aided the community

Last month, Anthony announced his collaboration with Kim Kardashian. Together, the duo will be aiding the Kering Foundation in helping and empowering young women. Stemming from his own struggles as a youth, today, Anthony is well known for his philanthropic efforts.

“When the world takes care of women, women take care of the world,” Carmelo said. Rumors have it that the suspected charity dinner will also see the likes of big Hollywood A-list stars. Names like Salma Hayek, Matthew McConaughey, and Naomi Watts, among others, have also been rumored to be attending the event.

The event’s proceeds will go towards organizations like Girl Effect, the National Network to End Domestic Violence, and It’s on Us. The 40-year-old established the Anthony Youth Development Center in 2006 and donated $1.5 million to the Living Classrooms Foundation. His latest endeavor with the Bail Project has now put him at the forefront of spreading awareness and aiding the community that supported him.