WNBA’s Caitlin Clark, NBA’s Isaiah Jackson team up to help build family a home.

The Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever players teamed together with Habitat for Humanity to completely transform the life of a local family.

This week, basketball players Isaiah Jackson of the Indiana Pacers and Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever joined forces to assist a local family in need as they start the process of becoming homeowners.

To make it happen, the two joined Habitat for Humanity and a company called Group 1001. While Clark and Jackson engaged in basketball games with kids, volunteers constructed the framework of the Krost family’s future residence.

“Our trailer was falling apart so I applied and we went through an orientation process and I got assigned a budget coach, and from there we went off,” said Dusten Krost.

Caitlin Clark also helped build a basketball hoop for the three kids who will live in the home.

The Krost family’s house is expected to be completed sometime in October or November.