Did we see this Tina Charles article before?

[HuskyNan]

The Washington Post had an article on Tina on Nov. 5. Sorry if this is a repeat but it’s worth repeating.

This is who Tina Charles is. Instead of just lending her name to a charity event or making a brief appearance, Charles is hands-on for the duration, weather be damned. She donated her WNBA salary to her Hopey’s Heart Foundation to buy automated external defibrillators for years before switching that to covid-19 relief and social justice causes this season.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/11/04/tina-charles-washington-mystics/

 

[MilfordHusky]

Even though I'm in the D.C. area, I hadn't seen it, Nice find, Nan!

 

[Lurker]

I love and so admire the player and the person that Tina is.

Her good deeds and humility are heartwarming and inspirational. Too few people like that in the world. A wonderful role model.

And I think Tina Charles was Tina Charles all 4 UConn years - she was always a beast (those records weren't built in 2 years!). And I loved those (mostly first 2 years (?)) when she came out to be interviewed after a game and always said hi to her mom first, with her joyful and uplifting smile.

I'd put her on the UConn Mt. Rushmore!

Thank you Nan - wonderful find!!!!

 

[JonathanXIV]

The Washington Post had an article on Tina on Nov. 5. Sorry if this is a repeat but it’s worth repeating.

This is who Tina Charles is. Instead of just lending her name to a charity event or making a brief appearance, Charles is hands-on for the duration, weather be damned. She donated her WNBA salary to her Hopey’s Heart Foundation to buy automated external defibrillators for years before switching that to covid-19 relief and social justice causes this season.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/11/04/tina-charles-washington-mystics/

If you mean have we seen articles about Tina's commitment to charity work, then yes, we have seen (and will continue to see) it before. Thanks for sharing the latest example.