A 13-year NBA veteran, Barnes played for the Warriors, Mavericks and Kings before joining the Spurs in July of 2024. Barnes captured an NBA Championship in 2015, while playing for Golden State, and won a gold medal as a member of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team. Barnes has been recognized throughout his career for his consistent scoring, defensive versatility, and leadership on and off the court.

He and his wife, Brittany Barnes, say they were drawn to give to AlamoPROMISE because they believe in the power of education and the importance of providing equitable opportunities for all students to achieve their goals.

"Throughout my career I've had the privilege of experiencing the power of community and support. Now, as part of the San Antonio community, we are honored to give back and help invest in the future of this incredible city. Partnering with AlamoPROMISE and St. Philip’s College is my way of ensuring that young people here have the resources and opportunities to succeed,” said Barnes. “It’s about creating lasting change, building bridges, and supporting the next generation of leaders. My wife and I are both deeply committed to being advocates for this community, and together, we’re excited to make a meaningful impact and help open doors for local college students to chase their dreams."

A 13-year NBA veteran, Barnes played for the Warriors, Mavericks and Kings before joining the Spurs in July of 2024. Barnes captured an NBA Championship in 2015, while playing for Golden State, and won a gold medal as a member of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team. Barnes has been recognized throughout his career for his consistent scoring, defensive versatility, and leadership on and off the court.

He and his wife, Brittany Barnes, say they were drawn to give to AlamoPROMISE because they believe in the power of education and the importance of providing equitable opportunities for all students to achieve their goals.

"Throughout my career I've had the privilege of experiencing the power of community and support. Now, as part of the San Antonio community, we are honored to give back and help invest in the future of this incredible city. Partnering with AlamoPROMISE and St. Philip’s College is my way of ensuring that young people here have the resources and opportunities to succeed,” said Barnes. “It’s about creating lasting change, building bridges, and supporting the next generation of leaders. My wife and I are both deeply committed to being advocates for this community, and together, we’re excited to make a meaningful impact and help open doors for local college students to chase their dreams."

A 13-year NBA veteran, Barnes played for the Warriors, Mavericks and Kings before joining the Spurs in July of 2024. Barnes captured an NBA Championship in 2015, while playing for Golden State, and won a gold medal as a member of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team. Barnes has been recognized throughout his career for his consistent scoring, defensive versatility, and leadership on and off the court.

He and his wife, Brittany Barnes, say they were drawn to give to AlamoPROMISE because they believe in the power of education and the importance of providing equitable opportunities for all students to achieve their goals.

"Throughout my career I've had the privilege of experiencing the power of community and support. Now, as part of the San Antonio community, we are honored to give back and help invest in the future of this incredible city. Partnering with AlamoPROMISE and St. Philip’s College is my way of ensuring that young people here have the resources and opportunities to succeed,” said Barnes. “It’s about creating lasting change, building bridges, and supporting the next generation of leaders. My wife and I are both deeply committed to being advocates for this community, and together, we’re excited to make a meaningful impact and help open doors for local college students to chase their dreams."

A 13-year NBA veteran, Barnes played for the Warriors, Mavericks and Kings before joining the Spurs in July of 2024. Barnes captured an NBA Championship in 2015, while playing for Golden State, and won a gold medal as a member of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Team. Barnes has been recognized throughout his career for his consistent scoring, defensive versatility, and leadership on and off the court.

He and his wife, Brittany Barnes, say they were drawn to give to AlamoPROMISE because they believe in the power of education and the importance of providing equitable opportunities for all students to achieve their goals.

"Throughout my career I've had the privilege of experiencing the power of community and support. Now, as part of the San Antonio community, we are honored to give back and help invest in the future of this incredible city. Partnering with AlamoPROMISE and St. Philip’s College is my way of ensuring that young people here have the resources and opportunities to succeed,” said Barnes. “It’s about creating lasting change, building bridges, and supporting the next generation of leaders. My wife and I are both deeply committed to being advocates for this community, and together, we’re excited to make a meaningful impact and help open doors for local college students to chase their dreams."