Aliyah Boston, Lexie Hull and the Indiana Fever may be focused on the 2026 season, but they haven't forgotten to make their presence felt beyond the basketball court.
Indiana improved to 11-8 on the season with its win against the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday. The Fever have had an up-and-down campaign so far, but they remain firmly in contention for a playoff spot.
As Indiana entered a week-long break, however, they weren't only focused on resting and training. They also made sure to give back to the community that has constantly cheered for them all season long.
On Tuesday, the Fever announced that Boston, Hull and assistant coach Briann January stepped up to help the Project Period organization in Indy. The organization aims to combat "period poverty in Central Indiana" by providing "free menstrual hygiene products to schools and community partners."
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Boston, Hull and January helped "pack 5,000 Period Packs" through their brand partner Sequel.
"Making a difference together," the Fever wrote on Instagram. "Aliyah Boston, Lexie Hull & assistant coach Briann January joined @projectperiodindy to pack 5,000 Period Packs presented by @trysequel. The packs will be distributed to more than 30 communities & schools across Central Indiana, helping increase access to menstrual health products for those who need them most."
The Fever and their players have been active in helping the Indiana community in every way they can, and Boston and Hull's gesture is just the latest heartwarming move from the team.
Recently as well, Caitlin Clark, through her foundation, made a $50,000 donation to the Peyton Manning Children's Hospital.
