Carlos Alcaraz donates $1.5 million for a technology library in El Palmar
The young tennis prodigy, Carlos Alcaraz, continues to dazzle with his talent on the courts, but also demonstrates an admirable commitment to social causes. In a gesture that has touched thousands, Alcaraz announced a donation of $1.5 million for the construction of a state-of-the-art technology library in his hometown of El Palmar, in the Murcia region of Spain.
The initiative aims to transform access to knowledge in the community, providing real opportunities for children, seniors, and people with disabilities. The new center will offer free access to books, high-speed internet, educational robotics resources, virtual reality, and advanced assistive technology, among other tools.

During the official announcement, Carlos Alcaraz stated:
These words reflect the young athlete’s profound sense of responsibility, who, at just 22 years old, has already become a role model of perseverance and solidarity. The library will also include accessible spaces, interactive rooms, and special programs to promote digital literacy and lifelong learning.

El Palmar, a traditionally humble town, will see a significant transformation with this project. The library will not only be an educational center, but also a community space for meeting, inclusion, and personal and professional growth.
Education and technology experts celebrated the initiative, highlighting its long-term impact. “It’s an investment in the future. When a role model like Alcaraz promotes these kinds of projects, it sends a powerful message to young people and society as a whole,” said Marta González, a specialist in digital inclusion.

Carlos Alcaraz continues to demonstrate that sport can be a platform for social change. With this philanthropic action, he not only contributes to the development of his community, but also positions himself as an example of responsible leadership for other elite athletes.
Construction of the technology library will begin in the coming months and is expected to be completed by mid-2026. Undoubtedly, this will be an indelible legacy that will mark entire generations.
