Willie Cauley-Stein has only played 13 games for the Dallas Mavericks since they acquired him in a trade with the Sacramento Kings last January. But that hasn’t stopped the sixth-year center from already making an impact in the Dallas/Fort Worth community.
On Sunday, Cauley-Stein took advantage of the Mavs’ off day to help organize a care package that was given to 500 frontline workers at Baylor Scott & White. The care package included Mavs drawstring bags of sports drinks, snacks and Mavs T-shirts.
“I loved being able to donate 500 Mavericks care bags to frontline workers and just show them my appreciation for everything they are doing day in and day out to keep our community safe and healthy,” Cauley-Stein said.