Play Foundation, and Ayesha and Stephen Curry pose for a photograph during the unveiling of the Eat. Learn. Play. bus at the East Oakland Youth Development Center in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday ...

A bus for books, food and play launched in Oakland courtesy of Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry and his wife Ayesha Curry, their foundation announced Wednesday. The Eat. Learn. Play. Bus ...

A group of Elmhurst United Middle School students in Oakland, California, were surprised when Curry spent the day with them for a play day as part of his Eat.Learn.Play.Foundation.

Steph and Ayesha Curry continue to cover 100 percent of Eat. Learn. Play.'s costs to ensure that all funds raised are go directly into the community.

All of the profits amassed from Stephen Curry's 2974 NFT Collection sales goes to the nonprofit Eat. Learn. Play. foundation and the Oakland community.

The Currys’ foundation, Eat. Learn. Play., brought approximately 1,000 Oakland children to watch the A’s beat the Houston Astros 4-2 to celebrate the third anniversary of its founding.

The Eat.Learn.Play Foundation receives funding from organizations like FTX, says CEO Chris Helfrich. The foundation tries to raise up to $20 million a year for programs and community partnerships ...

There was plenty of star power at the 5th Annual Workday Charity Classic benefitting Steph and Ayesha Curry's Eat.Learn.Play. foundation, including Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning and ...

Ayesha and Stephen Curry unveiled their newly renovated Eat. Learn. Play. Bus. on Wednesday. Ayesha Curry came up with the idea for the bus back in 2019 while building the couple’s Eat. Learn ...