Marina Mabrey raises $6,500 for Black Women’s Institute at WNBA All-Star Game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 2:20 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Marina Mabrey's three-point shots during the WNBA All-Star Weekend in Chicago generated a $6,500 donation from Under Armour to the Black Women’s Institute for Health. The company pledged $500 for each three made by Mabrey during the contest. Though she did not win the event, Mabrey emphasized the importance of addressing healthcare disparities faced by Black women and girls. Her donation aimed to raise awareness around these issues, receiving positive reactions from fans and supporters for her advocacy efforts and charitable work.
- •Mabrey made 13 three-point shots during the contest.
- •Under Armour donated $500 for each three she made.
- •The funds support healthcare equity for Black women and girls.
- •Mabrey advocated for more awareness around health disparities.
- •Fans praised Mabrey for her advocacy and charitable efforts.
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"Marina Mabrey didn’t win the 3-Point Contest during the All-Star Weekend in Chicago, but she still made an impact off the court. Before the contest began, Under Armour pledged to donate $500 for every three she made during the event to the Black Women’s Institute for Health (BWIH), a non-profit based in Toronto.
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