First active player to become a Billionaire

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/340 ... per-forbes

I don't follow his public service, but I hope he does more for his community then Jordan did for Chicago.

He has an opportunity, not obligation to make a difference to millions of people in poverty. Hopefully, he opens up at least a few mental health services in LA and Cleveland.

Ben Gordon center in Dekalb is a huge asset for the community and he made pennies compared to Lebron. Need more athletes to give a fraction of their generational wealth back into the cities they play for.

I wouldn't donate to cities known for corrupt politics

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