Whether on or off the court, Caitlin Clark has proven to be a master in the art of the dunk. If you don’t believe it, ask Tyrese Haliburton, who recently gave the Indiana Fever guard an “assist” that the WNBA star turned into a heartfelt score.

If there is one thing that has distinguished Clark in her rising career, apart from her talent, it is her heart of gold. Whether donating winter clothing for underprivileged youth or using her platform to collect donations for all kinds of worthy causes, Clark never stops helping.

Maybe, the top example of the Fever star’s altruism is the Caitlin Clark Foundation, through which she aims to improve the lives of young people from disadvantaged communities. With that background, it’s no surprise that the former Iowa Hawkeye responded to Haliburton’s call to help those in need.

Clark and Haliburton united for a great cause

On Monday night, the Indiana Pacers hosted the “Come to Our House Season of Giving Dinner” for the 27th consecutive year at Gainbridge Fieldhouse to distribute hot meals to homeless people in Indianapolis.

Haliburtonhas hosted the charity event since he was traded to the Pacers in 2022 and this year he invited Clark, Lexie Hull, and Karima Christmas-Kelly, guard and assistant coach of the Fever, respectively.

The three WNBA stars put on an apron with Haliburton to serve food to 700 homeless people invited to the dinner. In a video posted on the Fever’s Twitter account, you can see Clark handing a plate of food to one of the guests, amid applause from team officials.

Clark is always willing to help

This is not the first time that Clark has collaborated with the Pacers to support a good cause. A few weeks ago, she and her boyfriend, Connor McCaffrey, attended the Golden Gala, the annual event through which the NBA team raises funds for various social causes.

While she awaits the start of the 2025 WNBA season next May, Clark is making the most of her offseason, not only to rest but to support those who need it most.