Utah Jazz guard and former Memphis Grizzlies player Mike Conley donated $200,000 to five organizations including one in Memphis.

CodeCrew will receive some of the funds. The organization helps teach students about technology and will partner with STREETS ministries to obtain low cost broadband internet services and laptops for distance learning, should schools take that route in the fall.

“For many nonprofits, COVID-19 has caused drastic changes in how services and programs are delivered,” Meka Egwuekwe, CodeCrew executive director said in a release. “For CodeCrew and STREETS Ministries, we immediately recognized the digital divide that exists for our students and their families. Students in the Memphis area are not equipped with the necessary tools for distance learning. We are beyond grateful for the generous support of Mike Conley during this global pandemic.”

Conley also donated to Utah Food Bank in Salt Lake City, Community Shelter Board and the Columbus Urban League in Columbus, Ohio, the Indianapolis Public Schools Foundation and New Haven Missionary Baptist Church is West Helena, Arkansas.

“Giving back to others is very important to me,” Conley said in a release. “The COVID-19 crisis has caused me to slow down and appreciate who I am and where I am in life. It reminded me that I am in this position because of the support and sacrifice of others I’ve encountered all along the way. I wanted to be there for the communities that have been fundamental to my personal growth and are now suffering due to the effects of this pandemic.”