Caitlin Clark turns heads after making personal announcement

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Caitlin Clark turns heads after making personal announcement

Originally posted on ChiCitySports | By Paolo Songco | Last updated May 19, 2026 12:06 PM ET

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark continues to see her popularity skyrocket. Her on-court performances have captivated fans, and they keep themselves in the loop with her off-court activities via social media.

The 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year is a fan favorite across the country, especially in Indiana. She has endeared herself to the city by actively engaging in different projects to help improve the lives of its residents. Clark also launched her foundation in 2023. The non-profit focuses on education, nutrition and sports, providing kids with ample support.

The Caitlin Clark Foundation has donated clothes and more than 20,000 books to open more doors and opportunities for the younger generation. Its partners include Scholastic, Nike, State Farm and Lilly, among others.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) before the game against the Golden State Valkyries.

Caitlin Clark Foundation unveils new community courts

On Saturday, Clark made a personal announcement through her foundation. She announced the opening of three community courts in Indianapolis on Instagram. Two are at Clarence Farrington and Edison School of the Arts. The other is located at the corner of E. South Street and S. New Jersey Street.

“We’re proud to celebrate the unveiling of new Community Courts at @edisonarts47 and @ipsfarrington61,” the post read. “These courts are more than just spaces for play, they’re places where kids will grow, connect, and create lasting memories.

“Together, we’re creating more opportunities for youth in Indianapolis to build confidence and community through sports.”

Caitlin Clark Foundation has teamed up with Lilly and Musco Lighting to open three community courts in Indy, including one at E South St/S New Jersey St.

Announcement and ribbon-cutting held at Lilly’s new Corporate Center. pic.twitter.com/Do87ddzVPF

— Scott Agness (@ScottAgness) May 16, 2026

Fans praised Clark in the comments section.

“The best,” an Instagram user said.

“So cool that you did this for the kids! Thanks!” one fan wrote.

“So proud of Caitlin & her community involvement!!” posted another.

“CC is a great role model and Indiana

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“Leading with

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“Wow!! What a wonderful court for future basketball players! ,” another user reacted.

The public schools will support students through the courts within the premises. However, Parks and Recreation will open the E. South Street and S. New Jersey Street courts are open to the public for free.

Clark promotes positive change using her platform. She also proves that her impact transcends the basketball court, living up to her foundation’s vision of giving back to the community.

This article first appeared on ChiCitySports and was syndicated with permission.

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