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Dirk visited the Children’s Medical Center in Dallas and brightened the young patients' day.
Dirk Nowitzki made it all the way from Wuerzburg, Germany, to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Thomas Pletzinger recounts Dirk's long and improbable journey.
The Dirk Nowitzki Foundation just held its Fall Food Drive to help 1,000 families in the coming holiday weeks. In partnership with the Dallas Tennis and Education Academy.
In 2012, the writer Thomas Pletzinger went to Dallas to write about Dirk – and then accompanied him until the end of his great career. The German bestseller is now finally available in English – and FORTYONE has an exclusive sneak peek for you!
Together with the Heroes and Mark Cuban Foundations, the Dirk Nowitzki Foundation provided meals for hundreds of Dallas families to celebrate Mother's Day.
The Dirk Nowitzki Foundation is teaming up with Mark Cuban and the Heroes Foundation to provide meals for Dallas families this Mother's Day.
As COVID-19 continues to spread throughout North Texas, Dirk Nowitzki and many others are stepping up to help medical professionals and those in need.
Dirk and Jessica Nowitzki were honored with the Spirit of Compassion Award at the third annual UNICEF Gala.
The City of Dallas renames the road outside American Airlines Center to honor Dirk Nowitzki's contributions to the Mavericks, the game of basketball, and the city.
Watch to learn more about Heart House, an incredible DFW organization which provides after-school support, education, therapy, and much more for children of refugee families.
Take a look at some of the extraordinary work that Girls Embracing Mothers (G.E.M) is doing to empower girls with mothers in prison to break the cycle of incarceration and lead successful lives with vision and purpose.
The Dallas City Council unanimously approved renaming a portion of Olive Street to Nowitzki Way.
Dirk in goal – only at the Champions for Charity-soccer game in Germany. FORTYONE was there.
North Texas Giving Day brings in a record-setting total in 2019.
Dirk Nowitzki has been appointed Chair of the FIBA Players Commission for the 2019-23 term.
»There’s no timeline. You can start right away.« Dwight Powell shares what he learned from playing with Dirk Nowitzki about how to make a difference on and off the floor.
Dirk and Jessica Nowitzki are this year's honorary chairs of North Texas Giving Day.
Tickets for the 2019 Dirk Nowitzki Pro Celebrity Tennis Classic are on sale now!
21 years. The last two games. FORTYONE was there.
Fortyone. Twentyone. One. The stars of the NBA say goodbye to Dirk Nowitzki. The official video of the Dallas Mavericks.
We all have followed his great career, rooted for him, were moved by his farewell. After the storm, Dirk talked to FORTYONE about it all.
In his final season, Dirk was cheered by opposing fans. Bobby Karalla tells the story of how this happened.
Dirk Nowitzki is in his 21st season with the same team – a first in the history of the NBA. Bobby Karalla describes the very first seconds of this record season.
Los Angeles, Shanghai and Randersacker – The photographer Tobias Zielony and the writer Thomas Pletzinger accompanied Dirk Nowitzki for months. FORTYONE has a sample of their reporting for you.
In his life, Moritz Wagner has often been compared to Dirk. Then he entered the big stage himself. Before he did, he told FORTYONE of a lost photo, a trip to Detroit and about what all this has to do with Dirk.
He's from Wuerzburg, he's tall, he can shoot, he plays for the Mavericks – Maxi Kleber showed FORTYONE around Dallas. His new town.
The Pro Celebrity Tennis Classic in Dallas – with Owen Wilson, Donald Young, Andy Roddick and many more. And FORTYONE.
When Dirk hosts his annual Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game, everybody is there: Mavericks, Cowboys, tennis pros, 10.000 enthusiastic fans. And FORTYONE.
Dirk Nowitzki is a superstar in Germany – but in the US, he is »Saint Dirk«. The writer Thomas Pletzinger met him in Dallas.
