We welcomed Openhouse SF to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission is dedicated to supporting San Francisco Bay Area LGBTQ+ seniors to overcome the unique challenges they face as they age by providing housing, direct services and community programs.
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Their mission is dedicated to supporting San Francisco Bay Area LGBTQ+ seniors to overcome the unique challenges they face as they age by providing housing, direct services and community programs.
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Impact Warrior Presented by PG&E.
Jason Paul Collins was a groundbreaking basketball player and LGBTQ+ advocate best known as the first active openly gay male athlete in any major American professional sports league. Born in Northridge, California, Collins played with his twin brothool and at Stanford University before being drafted into the NBA in 2001. Across a 13-season career, he developed a reputation as a dependable defender for teams including the New Jersey Nets, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, and Washington Wizards. On April 29, 2013, Collins made history by publicly coming out in a cover essay for Sports Illustrated. Following his retirement in late 2014, Collins dedicated himself to full-time advocacy. Serving as a prominent NBA Cares Ambassador, he led education and inclusion programs across professional basketball to dismantle homophobic locker-room cultures and foster welcoming environments for future athletes. Outside the league, he worked closely with civil rights organizations, lobbied for LGBTQ+ rights legislation, and regularly headlined Pride events nationwide. For his pioneering activism, Collins was named to TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in 2014 and earned numerous honors, including the GLSEN Courage Award, the Point Foundation Leadership Award, and a posthumous ESPY Arthur Ashe Award for Courage. He passed away at age 47 on May 12, 2026, from complications of brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy as a trailblazer who redefined representation in professional sports. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
Jason Paul Collins was a groundbreaking basketball player and LGBTQ+ advocate best known as the first active openly gay male athlete in any major American professional sports league. Born in Northridge, California, Collins played with his twin brothool and at Stanford University before being drafted into the NBA in 2001. Across a 13-season career, he developed a reputation as a dependable defender for teams including the New Jersey Nets, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, and Washington Wizards. On April 29, 2013, Collins made history by publicly coming out in a cover essay for Sports Illustrated. Following his retirement in late 2014, Collins dedicated himself to full-time advocacy. Serving as a prominent NBA Cares Ambassador, he led education and inclusion programs across professional basketball to dismantle homophobic locker-room cultures and foster welcoming environments for future athletes. Outside the league, he worked closely with civil rights organizations, lobbied for LGBTQ+ rights legislation, and regularly headlined Pride events nationwide. For his pioneering activism, Collins was named to TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in 2014 and earned numerous honors, including the GLSEN Courage Award, the Point Foundation Leadership Award, and a posthumous ESPY Arthur Ashe Award for Courage. He passed away at age 47 on May 12, 2026, from complications of brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy as a trailblazer who redefined representation in professional sports. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
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We welcomed Soulfull Group to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission is to help individuals become authentic, inspired, and open-minded through community events, gatherings, and shared experiences.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
Their mission is to help individuals become authentic, inspired, and open-minded through community events, gatherings, and shared experiences.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
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Impact Warrior Presented by PG&E.
KABOOM! is a national non-profit working to end playspace inequity for good. Led by CEO Lysa Ratliff, KABOOM! unites communities across the country to ensure every child has safe, equitable access to quality places to play. By transforming emptinspiring playgrounds, KABOOM! protects childhood, fosters connection, and brings measurable joy and resilience to neighborhoods nationwide. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank your organization for their contributions to the community.
KABOOM! is a national non-profit working to end playspace inequity for good. Led by CEO Lysa Ratliff, KABOOM! unites communities across the country to ensure every child has safe, equitable access to quality places to play. By transforming emptinspiring playgrounds, KABOOM! protects childhood, fosters connection, and brings measurable joy and resilience to neighborhoods nationwide. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank your organization for their contributions to the community.
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We welcomed the Chinese Hospital Association to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission is to deliver quality health care in a cost effective way, responsive to the community’s ethnic and cultural uniqueness, providing access to health care and cioeconomic levels.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
Their mission is to deliver quality health care in a cost effective way, responsive to the community’s ethnic and cultural uniqueness, providing access to health care and cioeconomic levels.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
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Impact Warrior Presented by PG&E.
Dr. Kathy Hull is a Bay Area clinical psychologist and the pioneering founder of George Mark Children’s House (GMCH), the first freestanding, independent pediatric palliative care facility in the United States. While working with pediatric oncoies at Children’s Hospital Oakland, now UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland, Kathy saw the unmet need for exceptional medical care provided in a nurturing, home-like setting, with support for the entire family. Kathy founded and opened GMCH in San Leandro in 2004. The house is named after her brothers, George and Mark, whose deaths at young ages shaped her commitment to pursuing a career that offers comfort and honors relationships. Kathy remains deeply involved as GMCH’s staff psychologist and is a current member of its Board of Directors, helping the organization expand its services to a continuum that includes respite, transitional, end-of-life care, and bereavement support. She also advances pediatric palliative care through clinical education, mentoring, and public speaking. Her 2016 TedWomen talk has received more than one million views. Her honors include being the recipient of the Minerva Award from the State of California, being named a Purpose Prize Fellow, the Junior League of the East Bay Sustainer of the year, a California Senate Local Hero, and, most recently, receiving an Honorary Doctorate from Santa Clara University. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
Dr. Kathy Hull is a Bay Area clinical psychologist and the pioneering founder of George Mark Children’s House (GMCH), the first freestanding, independent pediatric palliative care facility in the United States. While working with pediatric oncoies at Children’s Hospital Oakland, now UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland, Kathy saw the unmet need for exceptional medical care provided in a nurturing, home-like setting, with support for the entire family. Kathy founded and opened GMCH in San Leandro in 2004. The house is named after her brothers, George and Mark, whose deaths at young ages shaped her commitment to pursuing a career that offers comfort and honors relationships. Kathy remains deeply involved as GMCH’s staff psychologist and is a current member of its Board of Directors, helping the organization expand its services to a continuum that includes respite, transitional, end-of-life care, and bereavement support. She also advances pediatric palliative care through clinical education, mentoring, and public speaking. Her 2016 TedWomen talk has received more than one million views. Her honors include being the recipient of the Minerva Award from the State of California, being named a Purpose Prize Fellow, the Junior League of the East Bay Sustainer of the year, a California Senate Local Hero, and, most recently, receiving an Honorary Doctorate from Santa Clara University. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
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Every second counts. Every voice carries weight.
From San Francisco to San Jose, Oakland to Santa Rosa, the power to shape the future is in your hands. Don’t stay on the sidelines. Take your shot.
Make your plan to vote today and text GOLDENSTATE to 26797. 🗳
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#VotersWin @iamavoter_
From San Francisco to San Jose, Oakland to Santa Rosa, the power to shape the future is in your hands. Don’t stay on the sidelines. Take your shot.
Make your plan to vote today and text GOLDENSTATE to 26797. 🗳
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#VotersWin @iamavoter_
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Impact Warrior Presented by PG&E.
Winston Ashby is the Founder and Executive Director of the Positive Alternative Recreation Teambuilding Impact program, better known as PARTI. For more than 25 years, Winston has dedicated his life to empowering youth across Santa Clara, Alamties. Through PARTI’s youth-led "Stop the Violence" initiative, he creates opportunities for young people to take the lead in addressing bullying, mental wellness, and community safety while connecting them with real-world mentors, career pathways, and college opportunities. An award-winning community leader and brain tumor survivor celebrating 10 years of his "Rising" milestone, Winston continues to inspire and break down barriers for our next generation of leaders. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
Winston Ashby is the Founder and Executive Director of the Positive Alternative Recreation Teambuilding Impact program, better known as PARTI. For more than 25 years, Winston has dedicated his life to empowering youth across Santa Clara, Alamties. Through PARTI’s youth-led "Stop the Violence" initiative, he creates opportunities for young people to take the lead in addressing bullying, mental wellness, and community safety while connecting them with real-world mentors, career pathways, and college opportunities. An award-winning community leader and brain tumor survivor celebrating 10 years of his "Rising" milestone, Winston continues to inspire and break down barriers for our next generation of leaders. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
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We welcomed Urban Student Athlete Development Academy (USADA) to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission is to empower socially and economically, disadvantaged youth by providing access to academic, athletic, and community support services.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
Their mission is to empower socially and economically, disadvantaged youth by providing access to academic, athletic, and community support services.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
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5 more days until the General Election, Dub Nation! Make a game plan and cast your vote. Text GOLDENSTATE to 26797 to learn more about your ballot! #VotersWin
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We welcomed Youth Alive! to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission is to break the cycle of violence, heal trauma, and uplift a thriving community of leaders, to save lives in Oakland and beyond.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
Their mission is to break the cycle of violence, heal trauma, and uplift a thriving community of leaders, to save lives in Oakland and beyond.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
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Impact Warrior Presented by PG&E.
Archana Nagraj is the Executive Director of Destiny Arts Center. For nearly 40 years, Destiny Arts Center has used movement and creativity to ignite social change. Under Archana’s leadership, Destiny empowers over 5,500 East Bay youth each year thro, theater, and somatic programs, proving that the arts are a powerful pathway to healthier, more equitable communities. Destiny is now a national model for building belonging, well-being, and creative leadership. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
Archana Nagraj is the Executive Director of Destiny Arts Center. For nearly 40 years, Destiny Arts Center has used movement and creativity to ignite social change. Under Archana’s leadership, Destiny empowers over 5,500 East Bay youth each year thro, theater, and somatic programs, proving that the arts are a powerful pathway to healthier, more equitable communities. Destiny is now a national model for building belonging, well-being, and creative leadership. The Warriors and PG&E would like to thank you for your contributions to the community.
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We welcomed DREAMer's Roadmap to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission is to bridge the gap of financial opportunities in higher education and help immigrant families find the necessary resources to thrive. They believe that all students regardless have the same opportunity to pursue the “American Dream”.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
Their mission is to bridge the gap of financial opportunities in higher education and help immigrant families find the necessary resources to thrive. They believe that all students regardless have the same opportunity to pursue the “American Dream”.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
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Dub Nation! California voters heading to the polls on November 3 can vote right now. Whether voting by mail or at a county vote center, there are multiple options to cast your ballot early. Text GOLDENSTATE to 26797 to make your voting plan! #VotersWin
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We welcomed Youth 1st San Francisco to @ChaseCenter for the Thrive Zone game day experience.
Their mission empowers San Francisco youth through year-round academic and recreational enrichment, cultural experiences, and local summer employment opportunities.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
Their mission empowers San Francisco youth through year-round academic and recreational enrichment, cultural experiences, and local summer employment opportunities.
Thrive Zone | @kpnorcal
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Dub Nation, make a game plan to vote! Here's what to expect this upcoming election. To get more information, text GOLDENSTATE to 26797. #VotersWin
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Reading opens doors, and every student deserves a space that inspires them to dream big. 📚
For over 20 years, the @warriors and @RossStoresX have teamed up to invest in Bay Area youth. Our latest project? A full library refurbishment at Bridges Academy at Melrose in Oakland! We foundation for a bright future, and this new space gives students a place to explore, learn, and travel the world through books. 💙💛
For over 20 years, the @warriors and @RossStoresX have teamed up to invest in Bay Area youth. Our latest project? A full library refurbishment at Bridges Academy at Melrose in Oakland! We foundation for a bright future, and this new space gives students a place to explore, learn, and travel the world through books. 💙💛
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California, TODAY is the voter registration deadline for the November 3, 2026 General Election. Make a game plan and go out and vote! #VotersWin
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Check out our Voters Win page: nba.com/warriors/voter…
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During September, Golden State hosted its annual All-Hands Day in collaboration with @handsonbayarea! Golden State staff stepped away from their desks to participate in a full day of community service across three Bay Area sites: @destinyarts, James Lick Middle School, and e School.
Our volunteers revitalized key spaces that youth engage with daily by painting, building benches, planting, weeding, and more. We are proud of our entire team for giving back and contributing over 2,000 volunteer hours to our local community!
Our volunteers revitalized key spaces that youth engage with daily by painting, building benches, planting, weeding, and more. We are proud of our entire team for giving back and contributing over 2,000 volunteer hours to our local community!
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