Pacers coach Rick Carlisle using finals platform to bring awareness to food insecurity in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS — At the NBA Finals, Indiana coach Rick Carlisle is trying to shine a light on what he considers an important cause.
Carlisle often has been seen wearing a QR code on his shirt — one that directs interested scanners to a site for his Drive & Dish initiative, something he founded about two years ago to raise money for battling food insecurity across Indiana.
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