LAS VEGAS (July 14, 2025) – The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) Foundation today announced that Moses Moody, NBA Champion with the Golden State Warriors, and Santi Aldama, current Memphis Grizzlies player and member of the Spanish Men’s National Team, have joined its Board of Directors. 

“We are honored to join the NBPA Foundation’s Board of Directors and play an integral role in supporting players and uplifting communities,” said Moses Moody and Santi Aldama in a joint statement. “Philanthropy and social responsibility are engrained in the DNA of our players, and this opportunity enables us to elevate our involvement and take a more active role in the Foundation's impactful work.” 

Moody and Aldama will join a dedicated team that provides strategic oversight on the work of the NBPA Foundation to deliver philanthropic resources for current and former NBA players. In their roles, Moody and Aldama will serve as advisors to the NBPA Foundation's global programs, approve grant funding, and identify new opportunities for the Foundation to support players' social impact work around the world. 

“We’re excited to welcome Moses and Santi to the NBPA Foundation’s board,” said Erika Swilley, Executive Director of the NBPA Foundation. “Both bring a strong sense of purpose and a deep commitment to giving back to the communities that shaped them. We know their leadership and passion for social impact will strengthen our ability to support our players and drive meaningful change.” 

Moses Moody was drafted in 2021 by the Golden State Warriors and won a championship in his rookie season. A native of Little Rock, Arkansas, Moody remains deeply involved in his hometown. In 2023, he founded the Motivate One Foundation to support and inspire youth towards a brighter future. Last year, Moody also served as a Basketball Without Borders camp coach in South Africa, leading basketball instruction and imparting life lessons to young athletes. 

Santi Aldama has been in the league for the past four years with the Memphis Grizzlies and joins the board with extensive social impact experience both domestically and internationally. Born in Gran Canaria, Spain, Aldama actively leads youth development initiatives in his hometown, including Campus Santi Aldama. This annual camp offers young athletes aged 6-17 the opportunity to develop basketball skills and learn the fundamentals of teamwork. 

About the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) Foundation:  

Established in 1997, the National Basketball Players Association Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of its members and providing support and assistance to persons, communities, and organizations throughout the world that seek to improve the lives of those in need. Through grants that match players’ philanthropy and charitable giving, the Foundation highlights and accelerates the real and collaborative work that basketball players do worldwide to build their communities and create meaningful change.  

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