As Hurricane Milton continues its path of destruction, leaving millions of Florida residents scrambling to evacuate, basketball star Caitlin Clark has joined the chorus of public figures offering support to those affected. The storm, which has been described as one of the worst to hit Florida in over a century, has already prompted widespread evacuations, with officials warning of catastrophic damage, life-threatening winds, and a dangerous storm surge.

In a heartfelt message posted on her social media, Caitlin Clark shared her concern and expressed solidarity with those impacted by the monstrous hurricane.

“First and foremost, my thoughts are with the people in Florida right now. To hear that Hurricane Milton could be the worst storm in 100 years is devastating, and it’s heartbreaking to think about all the families being affected,” Clark wrote. “No game, no victory is more important than human lives. Please listen to the warnings and take every precaution to stay safe.”

Known for her leadership both on and off the court, Clark used her platform to urge her millions of followers to support relief efforts and donate to local organizations providing aid to those in harm’s way.

“We need to come together during times like these. Whether it’s through donations, raising awareness, or offering shelter, there’s always a way to help. Let’s keep the people of Florida in our prayers, and if you can, consider giving to organizations on the ground who are already working to make a difference.”

The Indiana Fever guard’s compassionate response comes as the state of Florida braces for the hurricane to make landfall, with winds reaching over 155 mph and meteorologists warning that this could be one of the most dangerous storms in modern history. President Biden has declared a state of emergency, and evacuation orders have been issued across over 50 counties, as the National Hurricane Center continues to monitor the storm’s rapid intensification.

Clark’s message resonated deeply with fans, many of whom praised her for using her platform for good.

With Hurricane Milton already leaving a path of destruction and forcing millions out of their homes, Clark’s words offer hope and a reminder of the importance of community and humanity, even in the face of overwhelming disaster.