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The Golden State Warriors, along with Kelly-Moore Paints, unveiled its newest Warriors Corner at the Alameda County Family Justice Center in Oakland (View Photos). Warriors’ legend Alvin Attles and assistant coach Keith Smart were in attendance to take part in the Grand Opening ceremonies, as were representatives from Kelly-Moore Paints and the Alameda County District Attorney’s office.

“Our organization is thrilled to unveil this Warriors Corner as a safe place where local children can go to relax and learn, while being a part of the NBA experience,” said Warriors President Robert Rowell.

The Warriors Corner features a new book collection and framed autographed portraits of Warriors players donated by the team, as well as NBA branded toys and bean bags. Also included is a brand new mural made possible by donations from Kelly-Moore Paints.

“Kelly-Moore Paints is proud to join the Golden State Warriors in opening another Warriors Corner, providing a colorful safe haven for the children of this community,” said Mark Zielinski, Vice President, Sales and Marketing for Kelly-Moore Paints.

The unveiling is part of the Warriors’ involvement in the league-wide NBA CARES initiative. Through NBA CARES, the league, its players and teams will raise and contribute $100 million for charity, donate more than 1 million hours of hands-on volunteer service to communities worldwide, and build more than 100 places where kids can learn and play over the next five years.