Fever star Caitlin Clark makes exciting announcement

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are on a hot streak. They have won nine of their last 11 games, including a four-game winning streak after defeating the Atlanta Dream 95-91 on Sunday. She is also active outside the court, particularly with her Caitlin Clark Foundation, which announced a new program on Monday.

Clark registered 26 points on 9-of-20 shooting, along with three rebounds and nine assists. She added three three-pointers and was a +2 during the game. Kelsey Mitchell and Makayla Timpson supported her with 20 points each, and Aliyah Boston recorded another double-double. The four-time All-Star contributed 18 points, 14 rebounds and four assists.

Clark is on track to make history once again. She is currently third in scoring and leading the WNBA in assists, which no player in league history has done throughout the regular season.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) celebrates a 3-pointer.

Indiana Fever: Caitlin Clark shares feelings about her foundation’s new program

The Caitlin Clark Foundation launched Turning Pages, Healing Hearts, bringing it to local hospitals in Indiana. Each hospital receives branded book vending machines and tokens to access the machines. The program also provides welcome joy folders and themed arts and crafts.

“We are honored to be bringing our new program, Turning Pages, Healing Hearts, to local hospitals!” the foundation wrote on Instagram. “This program is designed to empower pediatric patients to find joy and build connections with their siblings, parents, and children’s hospital staff by choosing books that interest them.”

The Caitlin Clark Foundation partnered w/Scholastic to bring book vending machines to pediatric hospitals in Indiana/Iowa, empowering kids to find joy & build connections”

Each has a note from Caitlin:
“Books can take us on amazing new adventures. Which one will you choose?” pic.twitter.com/q7GhSFaF1R

— allison (@_girltalk) August 17, 2026

The 2024 No. 1 pick reposted it on her Instagram story and shared how she feels about it.

“so excited about our newest program ,” Clark wrote.

Clark started her foundation in October 2023, with its core pillars of education, nutrition and sports opportunities for youth. She continues to make a difference on and off the court. And the foundation will continue to grow given her popularity and strong play.

Indiana is fourth in the standings with a 23-12 record. The team will rely heavily on Clark to help lead the team to a deep playoff run and potentially win a championship.