Mavs Watch: Moses Brown Helps Build Wheelchair Ramps on Veterans Day

"Support the troops" is more than a catchy phrase utilized by politicians looking to earn a vote. Dallas Mavericks center Moses Brown showed his appreciation for the men and women in uniform by aiding the 301st Fighter Wing of the US Air Force by building wheelchair ramps for veterans. 

The Mavericks organization is no stranger to showing respect to the US military, as evidenced by team owner Mark Cuban's "Seats for Soldiers" program. And here, the admiration doesn't stop at providing seats to basketball games. 

In a world riddled with quality-of-life inefficiencies, disabled disadvantages deserve our attention. Unfortunately, many of the brave women and men who serve our country fall into that category. 

The Mavericks and Brown contributed $2,500  to the Texas Ramp Project. Furthermore, aside from simply donating the money, the young center took the time and effort to help the cause with his presence and physical involvement.