ESPN NEWS: Indiana Pacers Star Tyrese Haliburton Donated His Entire $90 Million Bonus and Sponsorship Deal to Charities and Homeless Relief. What He’s Doing in a World of Compassion Indifference is Mind-Blowing…..

In an unprecedented act of generosity that has sent shockwaves through the sports world, Indiana Pacers All-Star guard Tyrese Haliburton has donated his entire $90 million bonus and sponsorship deal to charities and homeless relief organizations across the United States.

Haliburton, 25, announced the move Tuesday afternoon in an emotional press conference, saying he “couldn’t sit by and watch people suffer” while earning millions.

> “I’ve been so blessed to play this game at the highest level,” he told reporters. “But too many people don’t even have a bed to sleep in or food to eat. I want to use what I’ve been given to change that.”

The $90 million sum will be divided among national homelessness coalitions, local shelters in Indiana, youth mentorship programs, food banks, mental health resources, and affordable housing initiatives.

Nonprofits and relief groups have called the donation historic and transformative. “This is one of the largest single personal athlete donations to homelessness relief we’ve ever seen,” said Lisa Martinez, director of the National Coalition for the Homeless. “It will literally save lives.”

The Pacers organization praised Haliburton’s move. Team President Kevin Pritchard called him “the definition of leadership on and off the court.”

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver also released a statement commending Haliburton’s “extraordinary compassion,” saying it set “an example that will inspire countless others.”

Fans and fellow players flooded social media with admiration. LeBron James posted:

> “Man… this is what being great is really about. Salute the athletes often support charity, the scale and totality of Haliburton’s donation—giving away an entire nine-figure sum—has stunned many observers.

Sports analysts say Haliburton’s selfless act may push other high-earning athletes and celebrities to rethink their philanthropic commitments.

“Honestly, in a world where so many people just look the other way, this is mind-blowing,” said ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. “Tyrese Haliburton isn’t just an All-Star—he’s changing the game in life.”

Haliburton concluded his announcement with a simple message:

> “I just want people to know they’re not forgotten. We all can do something. This is my something.”

As Indiana rallies around its superstar, one thing is clear: Tyrese Haliburton isn’t just scoring for the Pacers—he’s scoring one of the biggest wins ever for humanity.