When the new Mavs Reading and Learning Center doors swung open Tuesday afternoon, excitement quickly ensued for the dozen children selected to check out the new digs. For months, the Mavs Foundation quietly outfitted the room with unique technology gadgets designed with young learners in mind, and finally, the big day had arrived.
One by one, the children’s eyes danced around the new Mavs-inspired computer room as the youth gazed in utter awe and amazement.
Sitting nearby was Dallas Mavericks rookie swingman Nate Hinton, Mavs CEO Cynt Marshall, senior vice president Katie Edwards and a plethora of other community leaders.