Through his Maestro Cares Foundation, Marc Anthony announced a partnership with fellow Puerto Rican legend Daddy Yankee to restore a YMCA sports complex in San Juan. It will be Anthony's third endeavor of its kind. 

The sports complex is located in the San Juan neighborhood of Santurce and is estimated to take a year to complete, according to a press release issued by his foundation.

Once rehabilitated, the 10,000-square-foot structure, which was demolished by Hurricane Irma in 2017, will provide a needed space for the city's youth who have also been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic over the past few years. 

"Any opportunity we have to empower youth is a blessing. Our community represents one of the richest and most vibrant in Latin America, and both Daddy Yankee and I are fortunate to call Puerto Rico our island home," Anthony said in the release.

For his part, Daddy Yankee said he was very "inspired by the work that Maestro Cares is doing" and that he is "honored to participate in this incredible project."

According to EFE, both artists pledged to donate the proceeds from their current tours to help fund the community initiative.

"We hope that our contributions can help and contribute positive and healthy platforms for our youth and even inspire others to become better citizens of the world," said Marc Anthony in the statement.

The new structure to be built in San Juan will serve as a state-of-the-art facility that will offer youth a place to participate in a variety of sports such as basketball, tennis, volleyball and soccer, in addition to hosting community events.

The space will also function as a hurricane resiliency center for the affected community on the island.