WNBA players and teams have rallied together to raise money for those affected by Hurricane Harvey. Sisters and Houston natives, Chiney and Nneka Ogwumike, have set a challenge for WNBA teams and players to donate towards the relief efforts. They have been showing support for the campaign on social media using the hashtag #HarveyUNited.

.@Nnemkadi30 has a challenge for @cgray209, @Candace_Parker, @Chiney321 & @JHarden13 to help Houston. #HarveyUNited pic.twitter.com/URdicqVUqx

— UNINTERRUPTED (@uninterrupted) August 30, 2017

Chiney and Nneka have broadened the challenge to all professional athletes, while Chiney also challenged her fellow Standford alums to donate.

.@Chiney321 challenges @RSherman_25, @DougBaldwinJr, Andrew Luck, @Michael31Thomas & @themichellewie to be the change in HOU. #HarveyUNited pic.twitter.com/SQzZhNRjoE

— UNINTERRUPTED (@uninterrupted) August 30, 2017

Candace Parker accepted Nneka’s challenged and matched her donation of $1,000.

I matched my teammate $1,000! Help @Nnemkadi30 spread the word. RT PLEASE Houston Flood Relief Fund https://t.co/BUE3HP14PC via @youcaring

— Candace Parker (@Candace_Parker) August 30, 2017

Brittney Griner is another Houston native who has spearheaded an initiative with the Phoenix Mercury, who will donate part of the proceeds from their game Sunday against the Atlanta Dream to the relief efforts.

Mercury and Houston-native Brittney Griner to host ‘Sunday is for Houston’ Sunday, Sept. 3rd. Details at https://t.co/MIjUAgmIo1 pic.twitter.com/KXxPVwBZuQ

— Phoenix Mercury (@PhoenixMercury) August 30, 2017

Chiney’s Connecticut Sun are donating during playoff games and have challenged other WNBA teams to do the same in the post-season.

The WNBPA is ALL IN with @Chiney321 ?#HarveyHoopsChallenge pic.twitter.com/gTQrrGpdDr

— WNBPA (@TheWNBPA) August 29, 2017