"I think when it comes to the game of basketball, she's probably in the top-five most famous people that are playing now, just in general. That includes our league as well," Tyrese Haliburton said of Caitlin Clark.

On Caitlin Clark’s 23rd birthday, the basketball superstar is giving back through efforts to boost child literacy rates across the nation. On Wednesday, the former Hawkeye and current Indiana Fever player’s foundation announced a collaboration with publishing company Scholastic.

Caitlin Clark is celebrating her 23rd birthday by once again giving back to Iowa kids. The Indiana Fever star is donating 22,000 children's books.

Caitlin Clark is spending her birthday giving gifts to others. Previous video above: Caitlin Clark spotted with Taylor Swift at Kansas City Chiefs playoff game Clark, who turned 23 on Wednesday, Jan.

The Caitlin Clark Foundation has partnered with Scholastic to donate 22,000 book for their national literacy program on her 23rd birthday.

Caitlin Clark’s foundation recently received a “significant book donation” from Scholastic, giving access to brand new children’s books to those who need it. According to a news release from the Caitlin Clark Foundation,