If Stephen Curry’s life were a highlight reel, this moment would get the slow-motion treatment, the kind where the crowd holds its breath, the music swells, and you just know something bigger than basketball is happening. Curry isn’t pulling up from 30 feet this time. He’s pulling from the heart.

The Golden State Warriors superstar has built a career making the impossible look routine… four NBA titles, two MVPs, the NBA’s all-time three-point king. But off the court, he’s been quietly chasing a different kind of greatness: changing lives through his Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. And now, thanks to a major milestone, Curry’s “personal goal” just got a $90 million exclamation point.

“We just celebrated our six-year anniversary, but we still feel like we’re just getting started,” said Chris Hellfrick, the foundation’s CEO, whom Curry first met back in college. “We have to date invested over $90 million back into Oakland students and their schools, providing tens of millions of meals, free literacy tutoring for 5,000 students.” And if that doesn’t sound like a Steph Curry stat line, it’s because it’s better. Points win games. This? This changes futures. Because Curry himself sees no coincidence in how life has lined up.

“For sure. No accidents in life when I met Chris Hrich back,” Curry recalled. “First time I met him was when I was in college. It’s like you said, I went to northwest Tanzania on a mission trip over there to distribute a bunch of bed nets to a refugee camp out there. He left and took another job in between and then came back to help me and Ayesha start Eat. Learn. Play. And what feels like short years later, we’re able to have a lot to show for what our foundation’s been able to do… So far, it’s been amazing.” And just in case you forgot, Stephen Curry is also a marketing magician. How?

Recently, Curry hosted a private dinner in Napa at Cole’s Chop House with 75 friends, partners, and supporters… all in support of Eat. Learn. Play. Every auction dollar from the evening went straight to the foundation. But Curry didn’t just show up for the dinner. Nope. He turned the day into a full-court press of community connection. Whole Foods? Check. Archer Hotel display inspection? Check. A 1331 Cocktails visit to try the “Purple Reign” made with Gentleman’s Cut, mint, blackberries, and soda water? Check.

He’s using his own brand of bourbon, Gentleman’s Cut, as a fundraising MVP. Jamie Foxx gave it a shout-out on Instagram, saying, “@stephencurry30 🍇 greatness @gentlemanscutbourbon 🔥🔥🔥🔥,” to which the Golden Boy replied with a simple but telling, “Appreciate you @iamjamiefoxx.” And well, that wasn’t just a celebrity-to-celebrity nod. It was a toast to purpose. And it doesn’t stop there.

Curry’s real legacy isn’t on the court

The $90 million mark isn’t only a huge cheque figure. It’s rather a statement. It says that a man whose shot has redefined basketball is now trying to redefine what a superstar can mean to a city. In Oakland, Curry is the guy who makes sure your kid gets a healthy meal, the right book, and a shot, literally and figuratively, at a better life. Oh man, an MVP in the NBA and off the court!

From his earliest days with the Golden State Warriors to his one-year, $62,587,158 upcoming contract extension, Curry’s NBA story has been about consistency and work ethic. But his off-court playbook looks even more deliberate. He invests in people. He builds teams that win in ways you can’t measure in PER or plus-minus. And with Chris Hellfrick at his side, he’s running an offense that doesn’t just feed shooters, but also feeds communities.

But let’s not forget his lady luck by his side. Because if there’s one constant in Stephen Curry’s story beyond his silky jumper, it’s Ayesha Curry. His life partner, co-founder, and co-dreamer. From co-running Eat. Learn. Play. to showing up courtside or hosting community dinners, the two have mastered the art of mutual uplift. When Curry is breaking defenses on the court, Ayesha is often breaking new ground in their philanthropic and business ventures. They’ve built a rhythm where every victory, no matter how big or small, is celebrated together. Which is well, cute, yes, but is also a true example of how behind every MVP, there can be another MVP quietly making sure the wins keep coming.

And not just that, Stephen Curry quite literally is everywhere… be it golf courses or showing up in support of WNBA games. And maybe that’s why this moment feels so cinematic. Because when Curry raises a glass of Gentleman’s Cut, it’s a symbol. Of the $90 million raised, of the six years invested, of the countless lives touched. And well, of a simple truth that Steph Curry is still making history, but this time, the box score looks a lot different.