Chargers Donate $200,000 to Support Los Angeles Wildfire Relief

The team is aiding evacuees, first responders, and animal rescue efforts while hosting supply drives during NFL playoff preparations.

The Los Angeles Chargers have pledged $200,000 to organizations including the American Red Cross, LA Fire Department Foundation, and Team Rubicon to assist wildfire relief efforts.
Wildfires in Los Angeles County have caused five deaths, displaced over 150,000 residents, and destroyed more than 1,100 structures, with firefighters battling four major blazes.
The Chargers are collecting supplies such as bottled water, blankets, and first aid kits at fan events in Orange, Rancho Cucamonga, and Hermosa Beach to support evacuation centers.
The Palisades Fire has become the most destructive in Los Angeles County's history, burning over 15,800 acres and destroying more than 1,000 buildings.
The NFL is monitoring the wildfires closely as playoff games for both the Chargers and Rams face potential relocation due to hazardous air quality in the area.