Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry has marked a significant milestone for his Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation with a major renovation of Oakland's historic Prescott Elementary School. The project, announced via the foundation's Instagram, installed new play structures, multi-sport courts, and outdoor classrooms. This community effort comes as Curry prepares for his 18th NBA season with the Warriors, a team currently handling a tough stretch after a 115-110 loss to the LA Clippers on April 13.

The Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation, co-founded by Steph and Ayesha Curry in 2019, just completed its largest school transformation yet. In partnership with KaBOOM! And Oakland Unified School District, the project delivered three new kid-designed play structures and two and a half multi-sport courts. Workers also installed twenty shaded tables for outdoor classes, twenty-one garden beds, an outdoor stage, and two nature exploration areas. Beautiful murals were painted throughout the campus.

Prescott Elementary holds special historical significance for Oakland. It is the city's oldest continuously operating public school. Dr. Ida Louise Jackson, the first African American teacher in Oakland, once worked there. Curry's foundation reposted the announcement on his Instagram story.

For Curry, this work is a core part of his legacy beyond basketball. He has consistently directed his platform and resources back to the Oakland community that supported his rise. The foundation's mission focuses on three pillars: ensuring children have nutritious meals, access to reading resources, and safe spaces to be active.

This latest project is one of their most ambitious. It directly impacts the daily environment for hundreds of students. Curry's off-court leadership mirrors his role on the Warriors, where he remains the franchise cornerstone even as the team's on-court results have wavered.

Curry is entering the final year of his contract with the Golden State Warriors. No extension talks are currently underway, but the four-time champion has expressed a desire to finish his career with the team that drafted him. His immediate focus is leading the Warriors out of a difficult patch in their schedule.

The team's recent form shows one win in their last five games. Their last result was a 115-110 defeat by the LA Clippers on April 13. Before that, they fell 124-118 to the Sacramento Kings on April 11 and 119-103 to the Los Angeles Lakers on April 10. Their lone recent victory was a 110-105 win over those same Kings on April 8. Fans can track the team's push to improve their standing on our standings page.

Balancing elite basketball with profound community investment defines Curry's career. As the new NBA season approaches, his impact in Oakland continues to grow just as fast as his legendary three-point tally.