Multiple NBA Teams Host Youth Basketball Camps Nationwide

Several NBA-affiliated basketball camps and clinics are actively engaging youth across the United States and beyond, focusing on skill development, mentorship, and community support. Russell Westbrook hosted a free camp in Altadena through his Why Not? Foundation, specifically aiding children affected by the Eaton Canyon Fires, emphasizing healing and presence over profit. The Utah Jazz, in partnership with local police foundations, are hosting a youth clinic in Salt Lake City that focuses on fundamentals and game play, aiming to create a constructive environment for young players. Similarly, NBA player Kenyon ‘KJ’ Martin Jr. participated in the Camana Bay Basketball Camp, offering direct interaction and skill-building aligned with American basketball styles and core values. Andrew Brown, an assistant coach at Western Carolina University, continues his annual free basketball camp in Pontiac, combining basketball training with lessons on nutrition, education, and life skills. Additionally, the Oklahoma City Thunder are conducting youth camps aimed at developing new players and fans, highlighting both basketball skills and the importance of focus and discipline.