MPBP Atlantic Region's Day of Service in Atlanta
Twenty-five years ago, on September 11, 2001, a group of MPBP mothers and friends didn't wait to be asked. They saw a need and sprang into action — boarding a bus through the dust-filled streets of Ground Zero, heading to a restaurant to prepare meals by hand, and delivering them straight to the Command Center for the emergency workers on the front lines. Today, we remember and honor the women who showed up: Stephanie Mondesire, Joan Anderson, Marie Jackson, Flo Allen, Pat Croshere, Anne Sealy, Marion Snipes, Rebecca Gatling, Helen Mashburn, Mary Mason, and Janice Camby. Twenty-five years later, their courage and quiet service still define who we are at MPBP.
2026 NATIONAL CONFERENCE
MPBP, Inc. Supports Legends of Basketball and NBRPA Las Vegas Chapter MPBP, Inc. joined the Legends of Basketball (NBRPA) in honoring the legacy of retired players including a special tribute to Spencer Haywood, whose historic courage reshaped professional basketball. Thank you Antonio Davis, NBRPA President, for an unforgettable evening. We look forward to continuing to grow our partnership and uplifting our communities together.
All-Star Mothers & Mother Figures Brunch During the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, MPBP members gathered at the LA Clippers' All-Star Mothers and Mother Figures Brunch — a special celebration honoring the women behind the players. Hosted by the LA Clippers organization at the iconic Intuit Dome, the morning brought together mothers and caregivers for a time of connection, fellowship, and reflection rooted in faith and purpose. The event was made even more memorable by the presence of special guests Mrs. Michelle Obama and Serena Williams, both of whom spoke to the power and sacrifice of the NBA mom community. It was a beautiful reminder of the role these incredible women play in shaping the lives and careers of professional athletes.
MPBP, Inc. Central Region (Mothers of Professional Basketball Players, Inc.) and the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA), in partnership with Rise and Remember, hosted a powerful Commemorative Walk at George Floyd Square as part of the three-day George Floyd Rise and Remember 5th Year Festival. This walk served as a profound moment of unity and reflection, highlighting MPBP, Inc.’s and the NBRPA’s enduring commitment to justice, equality, and community healing. Together, the organizations honored the Floyd family, uplifted the Minneapolis community, and amplified the national call for lasting change.
MPBP, Inc. Central Region Members came together in the Twin Cities of Minnesota for a weekend of sisterhood and to scout the city for the upcoming National Conference.
