Francisco Lindor has won MLB’s Roberto Clemente Award for humanitarian work, recognizing his and his wife Katia’s community service, philanthropy and support for young people, people with disabilities and disaster relief. The Mets shortstop’s efforts include restoring athletic facilities in his Puerto Rican hometown and funding a school building at his alma mater.

By the Numbers
  • Lindor is the fifth award recipient of Puerto Rican descent.
  • He donated more than $1 million to build Lindor Hall at Montverde Academy.
  • He is a five-time All-Star.
Bottom Line

Lindor’s award celebrates a sustained commitment to helping communities—not just a single charitable contribution—with his wife playing a central role in that work.