Former Marquette basketball teammates Dwyane Wade and Travis Diener are continuing their youth literacy initiatives by hosting the second annual charity weekend. The event aims to raise money for the Tragil Wade-Johnson Summer Reading Program, focusing on improving youth literacy rates in Milwaukee. Wade recently donated $3 million to Marquette to support this cause and the men's basketball program.

By the Numbers
  • The second annual Wade vs. Diener charity weekend will take place on June 15-17.
  • Last year's event included a girls' basketball camp, a tailgate party, and an 18-hole round of golf.
State of Play
  • The charity weekend will once again feature a girls' basketball camp, a tailgate party, and a golf outing at the North Shore Country Club.
  • Wade and Diener are dedicated to supporting youth literacy and promoting the growth of women's basketball.
What's Next

The upcoming event will provide opportunities for youth basketball players to improve their skills and interact with basketball legends like Dwyane Wade. The focus remains on raising awareness and funds for children's literacy in southeastern Wisconsin.

Bottom Line

Former Marquette players Wade and Diener are using their platform to give back to the community by promoting youth literacy and supporting the growth of women's basketball. Their dedication to this cause highlights the importance of investing in the education and development of young individuals.