Jaylen Brown continues community work in Boston after trade to 76ers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 8:01 PM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026
Jaylen Brown, recently traded from the Boston Celtics to the Philadelphia 76ers, has committed to ongoing community work in Boston. Despite expressing shock over the trade, he plans to return to Boston for his annual Bridge program aimed at promoting educational empowerment. Brown's foundations, including Boston XChange and the 7uice Foundation, will continue supporting Boston's Black community. He stated his dedication to community initiatives remains unchanged despite relocating to Philadelphia, emphasizing the importance of his past connections. Brown expressed gratitude for his time in Boston and looks forward to future contributions.
- •Jaylen Brown was traded from the Celtics to the 76ers.
- •He plans to continue his annual Bridge program in Boston.
- •Brown's foundations focus on empowering Boston's Black community.
- •He intends to engage in community initiatives even while in Philadelphia.
- •Brown expressed appreciation for his time in Boston during his livestream.
- 8:01 PMYahoo Sports — Despite trade, Jaylen Brown promises to continue community work in Boston
"Former Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown is out of Beantown, but that doesn't mean his community work there is done.
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