
Bumble and the L.A. Clippers are partnering to advance gender equality through the debut of the Bumble-branded “Empowerment Badge” which is proudly featured on Clippers jerseys.
This partnership is more than a patch.
Proud to stand with Bumble for diversity and gender equality.
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Clippers Career Spotlight Episode 3: Assistant Coach Natalie Nakase
Clippers Career Spotlight Playlist
Clippers Career Spotlight Episode 3: Assistant Coach Natalie Nakase
Clippers Career Spotlight Episode 2: General Counsel and Vice President Nicole Duckett
Clippers Career Spotlight Episode 1: Team Chef Priscilla Martinez
With the goal of leveling the playing field for ALL children, from all economic levels and geographic parts of LA, the Clippers and Steve and Connie Ballmer have made a multi-million-dollar gift to the city that is funding the updating of 350 indoor and outdoor basketball courts at City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks facilities.
There is currently a lack of premium public athletic space for the city of LA, which ends up affecting young girls in more ways than it does young boys. The City of Los Angeles’ Girls Play L.A. initiative has proven that investing in facilities and programming for young women makes a huge difference in how young women approach life as children AND adults. In Partnership with Bumble, we are telling these women’s stories.
Bumble x Clippers Community Courts
Introducing Clippers Community Courts x Bumble
Clippers Community Courts x Bumble Episode 1: Meet Ellen
Clippers Community Courts x Bumble Episode 2: Meet Haylee
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