
Paul George Donates $10,000 to Help Family Buy Wheelchair-Accessible Van
After hearing one of his biggest fans needed help, Indiana Pacers star Paul George stepped up in a big way.
The family of 11-year-old Daisy Esterline, who has cerebral palsy, had been trying to raise money to buy a wheelchair-accessible van. The family had set up a GoFundMe page with the goal of raising $12,000.
Howard Esterline sent George—who had previously met Daisy—a tweet this past weekend to ask him for some help.
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On Monday, George came through for the family via the GoFundMe page—with an incredible donation of $10,000.
He also left a supportive message for his fan:
A member of the Esterline family made sure George knew how much his contribution meant to them:

To see more of the story, including Daisy's reaction to George's donation, watch RTV6's Anne Kelly's report above.
[RTV6, Twitter; h/t CBS Sports]




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