Kyrie Irvinga player whose controversial decisions have earned him much criticism in recent years by fans, the media and the community itself. nbawhich came to sanction him with five games suspension for his support of an anti-Semitic film, has starred in a charitable act that could help wash away the image of conflict a bit that always accompanies you.
Now it has transpired that Dallas Mavericks guard is helping a 93-year-old South Carolina woman threatened with an eviction order and that you could lose your home. The matter came to the attention of Irving, who I did not hesitate to donate 40,000 dollars to this woman to help her in her legal battleas published by the Daily Mail US.
Josephine Wrightas the old woman is called, is a long-time resident of the picturesque Hilton Head Island in South Carolinais being sued by Bailey Point Investment Group for allegedly blocking the construction of a complex of 147 homes next to his property, a plot of about 7,000 square meters that it was first settled by runaway slaves and has remained in their family since the Civil War. Wright inherited the land in 2012 from her late husband.
Donate $38,000 to car accident victims
Kyrie Irving, in that image wash in which he has been immersed, he has made it a point to help as many people as he can. At the beginning of the year, donated $38,000 to the families of two victims of a car accident in North Texas. He didn’t make it public, but the families he helped talked about it, and that’s how it spread to the world of the NBA.
I was suddenly surprised. I saw Kyrie Irving’s name and that she had donated $38,000. I immediately searched for her name on Google
“Suddenly I was surprised. I saw Kyrie Irving’s name and that he had donated $38,000. I immediately searched for her name on Google“said Chandrashekhar Reddy Yedavelli. “Everybody has the money, but nobody has the heart to donate it… Thank you very much for helping us and our family“, he added.
Shortly after it was learned that Irving had also donated $65,000 to other causes to help those less fortunate.. The devil on the pitch is being an angel to disadvantaged and needy people off the pitch.
