Stephen Curry's personal sneaker collection going up for auction next week to benefit Oakland kids

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Stephen Curry's personal sneaker collection goes up for auction starting next week.

The proceeds will entirely benefit the children of Oakland through his Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation.

The sneakers are all part of his "Sneaker Free Agency Collection," which he started after ending a longtime brand sponsorship with Under Armour.

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He's been sporting new shoes throughout the season.

Dozens of pairs will be up for bidding on the Sotheby's website from April 13 to April 28.

Many of the sneakers were worn in games and are autographed by Curry himself.

The shoes are estimated to be sold from $3,000 a pair until $50,000 a pair.