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Aaron Judge and Jalen Brunson Dual-Signed Topps NOW Card to Be Sold for Charity

Jalen Brunson & Aaron Judge Topps Card

A Topps NOW card bringing together two of New York’s biggest sports stars is getting a second life as a charity collectible.

A 2024 Topps NOW card featuring Aaron Judge and Jalen Brunson has been signed by both athletes and will be sold by Siegelman Stable founder Max Siegelman, with proceeds benefiting Brunson’s Second Round Foundation and Judge’s ALL RISE Foundation.

The original card captured Brunson throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at Yankee Stadium. According to Siegelman, the photograph was taken just after a New York Yankees x Siegelman Stable campaign had been shot, and Brunson was wearing one of the brand’s hats when he took the field. Siegelman eventually had three copies of the Topps NOW card signed by both Judge and Brunson. Judge came up with the “The Kings of NY” inscription himself for one of them, a detail Siegelman said made that card particularly special. All three cards were later submitted to PSA.

The timing has added another layer to the card since its original 2024 release. Judge went on to win his third American League MVP Award and record his fourth 50-home-run season, while Brunson led the New York Knicks to a championship in June 2026 and was named NBA Finals MVP.

Rather than keeping the inscribed card in a collection, Siegelman decided to use it to support causes connected to both players. Proceeds from the sale will go directly to the Second Round Foundation and ALL RISE Foundation. Brunson’s Second Round Foundation supports youth and communities through programs centered on education, wellness and access to opportunities. Judge’s ALL RISE Foundation focuses on empowering children and communities through education, leadership and character development.

The project also fits with Siegelman Stable’s existing charitable work. The company has previously directed proceeds from hats like those frequently worn by Brunson toward causes connected with its equine therapy program.