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Chargers wide receiver Ladd McConkey and kicker Cameron Dicker spent the day at the UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital, surprising patients and staff as part of the continued partnership between UCLA Health and the Chargers.

Chargers fans brought the energy to DOG PPL Club in Santa Monica for an unforgettable Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft! From airbrush tattoos and exclusive merch to the always-popular doggy draft, the vibes were electric. Special guests included Tarheeb Still, Elijah Molden, and 2025 first-round draft pick Omarion Hampton!

The Chargers sponsored the National Football Foundation San Diego Chapter's 52nd Annual Awards Banquet on Friday, April 11, at the DoubleTree in San Diego. The event honors San Diego high school seniors for their achievements both on and off the field, as well as recognizing referees and coaches. Chargers legend Legedu Naanee attended and served as the keynote speaker.

In partnership with UCLA Health, the Chargers welcomed UCLA Health employees, first responders, teachers, and their families affected by the recent LA wildfires to The Bolt for a day of community, family, and fun. Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman joined to read books with the kids and connect with families as they enjoyed a day filled with Zumba, food, arts and crafts, story time, and much more!

The Chargers Impact Fund teamed up with Yaamava' Resort & Casino to hold the Inaugural Legacy of Impact Celebration, Honoring the Past and Impacting the Future, an event that also supported the Impact Fund's Rally for LA Wildfire Recovery Fund.

The Snoop & Housh Flag League, created by the Chargers Impact Fund in partnership with Snoop Dogg and TJ Houshmandzadeh, celebrated the start of the 2025 Spring Season this past weekend. Open to boys and girls from kindergarten through 8th grade, the league serves youth from across the Los Angeles area.

Chargers offensive lineman Zion Johnson visited Fire Station 31 in the Pasadena area.

In celebration of Women's History Month, the Chargers and Nike hosted four girls' flag football camps in partnership with Pasadena Unified School District. Chargers tight end Will Dissly joined the events, which were held on the campuses of Blair and Marshall Fundamental, and featured girls in 6th-8th grade. The camps were designed to inspire the next generation of female flag athletes while also bringing some joy to a community heavily impacted by the LA Wildfires.

The Chargers and Nike held a flag football tournament at University City High School. The tournament showcased the final four teams in both the boys' and girls' middle school flag football programs.

In partnership with Nike, the Chargers hosted the championship teams from the winter season of the Snoop & Housh Flag League. Championship teams from both the El Camino College and Cerritos locations were welcomed by Chargers wide receiver Brenden Rice. The players, coaches, and their families were given a tour of The Bolt and received customized Nike x Snoop & Housh backpacks.

Chargers DB Alohi Gilman and Ducommun visited University High School, the winners of the 7^th annual STEM on the Sidelines competition. Gilman took photos, signed autographs, and took time to learn about different projects going on in the Engineering classroom.

In honor of Black History Month, Bolt Academy alumni had the opportunity to visit the African American Firefighter Museum in Los Angeles. Throughout the visit, the students learned from former Fire Captain's on the history of African American Firefighters in the city and capped the visit with a tour of Station 94 in Crenshaw to see and learn from active Firefighters.

John Muir High School, one of the schools most impacted by the Eaton Fire, had the opportunity to visit the Chargers' facility. The students received a tour of the state-of-the-art training grounds and were given new workout gear, gloves, bags, shoes, and cleats. They also had the chance to meet Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz and hear words of encouragement from Head Coach Jim Harbaugh. To further support the school's recovery, the program received a sizable financial contribution from the Chargers Impact Fund to help purchase both short-term and long-term necessities for their programs rebuild.

The Chargers, in collaboration with Ducommun and UC Irvine, hosted the 7^th annual "STEM on the Sidelines" competition at The Bolt in December. The engineering competition, presented by Ducommun, challenged 20 high school teams across Los Angeles and Orange County to build devices that tested their speed and agility. University High School from Irvine, CA was the winner of the competition.

The Chargers visited the Red Cross Emergency Shelter at the Pasadena Civic Center, one of three shelters for Los Angeles communities impacted by the wildfires that engulfed Los Angeles County. During the visit, Chargers S Derwin James, Jr., DL Morgan Fox and WR DJ Chark handed out snacks and served meals to displaced residents.

Linebacker, Denzel Perryman, visited patients at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center to hand out some Chargers gear to patients and staff.

The Chargers hosted the Palisades High School football program at The Bolt. Upon arrival, the Pali High student-athletes all received Chargers practice gear and headed to the weight room for an NFL-caliber training session with Coach Ben Herbert. Following the workout, the Chargers shared with the Pali coaches and players that the organization will be making a significant financial commitment to help their football program get back on its feet and replace what was lost in the wildfires.

Chargers wide receiver Josh Palmer visited Canadian Firefighters who are currently battling the Eaton Fire in the Pasadena area.

Chargers wide receiver Josh Palmer and cornerback Kristian Fulton participated in an essentials distribution event for fire victims.

The Chargers Impact Fund partnered with the Bikes for Kids Foundation, Pechanga Resort Casino and the Brady Hunter Foundation to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Chargers' holiday bike giveaway. Chargers Legends Terry Crews, Marcellus Wiley, Mike Scifres, Antoine Cason and Sean Culkin were on hand to surprise 400 students at Dr. Ronald E. McNair Elementary School in Compton with a brand new bike.

Over the weekend, the Chargers Impact Fund teamed up with The Brady Hunter Foundation and over 50 volunteers to build 400 bikes. The volunteers were joined by Chargers General Manager, Joe Hortiz and Assistant Manager, Chad Alexander who were on hand to build bikes for the entire student body at Dr. Ronald E. McNair Elementary School in Compton. All the bikes were built for the 20th Anniversary of the annual Bikes for Kids event.

The Chargers hosted their second annual "Beyond the Game" event on Dec. 2, which was held in the Chargers home locker room at the stadium. The event, which was presented by Tillys, represented a collaborative effort between the Chargers, Tillys, and Tilly's Life Center. After the groups arrived to the stadium, the event began with a panel discussion on adolescent mental wellness that featured Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley, along with Hightower, Chris Reed from the Center for Healing and Justice Through Sport, and Eric Kenneth, a teacher and former student of Tilly's Life Center. Reed then led attendees through a series of trust and team building initiatives followed by a wrap-up dinner.

The Chargers decades-long commitment to honoring and supporting our country's military heroes, past and present, continued as the organization expressed its gratitude for the sacrifices of active-duty service members, veterans and their families during its annual Salute to Service game against the Tennessee Titans in Week 10, 2024

On Saturday, November 2nd, the Los Angeles Chargers welcomed active military personnel from across Southern California to their training facility for the Battle of the Bases flag football tournament. In a spirited day of friendly competition, teams representing the Marines from Camp Pendleton, Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, the Air Force from Edwards Air Force Base, and the Coast Guard clashed in an exciting display of camaraderie, athleticism, and honor. Ultimately, Marines Camp Pendleton's took home the championship title.

The Bolts teamed up with Verizon a couple of weeks ago at U.S. Vets in Long Beach once again as part of their Salute to Service outreach in the community for a great cause that's aimed to elevate women veteran's technological capabilities.

The Bolts partnered with Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation and Walk With Sally to host the 7th Annual Boo at the Bolt Halloween event for children and families impacted by cancer. Hosted at The Bolt, Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, General Manager Joe Hortiz, kicker Cameron Dicker and more joined in on Halloween activities that featured a puppy party, face painting and a special book reading.

UCLA Health cancer survivors and thrivers who have undergone or are currently in treatment for various types including prostate, breast, lung and colorectal cancer – along with their families and caregivers – had the opportunity to tour The Bolt and participate in a meet and greet with the team post-practice to bring awareness to all forms of cancer diagnosis.

The Bolts and many volunteers gathered at U.S. Vets Long Beach this past Sunday as part of their Salute to Service outreach in community. Sunday's event featured a beautification event for the Bridge Housing Women's (BHW) Program, which is on-site at the location. The program serves the unique needs of women transitioning out of homelessness and empowers veteran women on their journey towards stability and independence.

The Los Angeles Chargers hosted a special, hour-long breathwork session on the field at The Bolt for UCLA Health Jonnson Comprehensive Cancer Center patients and survivors. Participants had the opportunity to engage in mindful and relaxing breathwork with Chargers K Cameron Dicker, WR Brenden Rice, and Sarah Harbaugh, wife of Head Coach Jim Harbaugh. This event helped foster a sense of community, relaxation, and self-care for participants, while celebrating their strength and resilience.

The Snoop & Housh Flag League, created by the Chargers Impact Fund in partnership with Snoop Dogg and TJ Houshmandzadeh, celebrated its Opening Day this past weekend. Open to boys and girls from kindergarten through 8th grade, the league serves youth from across the Los Angeles area, with locations in El Segundo and Cerritos. The event marked the official start of the league's second season, featuring t-shirt giveaways, performances by the Thunderbolts drumline, and appearances by TJ Houshmandzadeh at both locations.

The Chargers and Oakley hosted their 2nd Annual Girls Flag Football Invitational Tournament, featuring 16 of the top teams and 350 athletes from across Southern California. The two-day tournament served as an opening weekend celebration for the start of the girls' flag football season, now entering its 2nd officially sanctioned season in California. The tournament crowned two division champions: Esperanza High School took home the banner for the Gold Division, while Orange Lutheran High School won the Powder Division.

The Chargers hosted a group of youth from the nonprofit Friendship Foundation for a special high five tunnel to welcome the team to Training Camp practice. The Friendship Foundation supports families and children or young people with special needs and has been supporting the South Bay for over 17 years. All the youth invited got to meet the players, Coach Jim Harbaugh and watch practice.

The Chargers, in partnership with Nike, hosted their 4th Annual 11ON event for 28 of the top high school girls' flag and tackle football programs from across Southern California. During this two-day event, over 750 athletes, their coaches, and families attended the Hoag Performance Center, where the teams competed in individual and team competitions to crown a champion for each day.

Before the Chargers' team practice at Camp Pendleton, the team hosted a free clinic for children of military personnel. Chargers legend Corey Liuget was on hand as the event welcomed 150 boys and girls ages 5-14 and focused on teaching the fundamentals of flag football.

Check out current and former Chargers players, coaches and celebrities participating in the 5th Annual Chargers Invitational Golf Tournament, presented by CHLA, at Rolling Hills Country Club

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh, and his wife Sarah, teamed up with cyclists from across Los Angeles at the Manhattan Beach Pier on Sunday for the 12^th annual Tour de Pier, raising funds for cancer charities.

The Chargers, in partnership with Females in Flag Orange County and Beach City Sports, hosted their Inaugural Bolts on the Beach flag football tournament in Huntington Beach. The tournament welcomed 24 girls' flag football teams and 250 athletes from across Southern California. At the end of the day, champions were crowned in the 10U, 13U, 15U, and 17U divisions.

The Chargers hosted the Snoop & Housh Flag Football League Championship games this past Friday night. The league, which had 500 participants during its inaugural spring season, hosted championship games at both Cerritos and El Segundo. Chargers Quentin Johnston and Scott Matlock were in attendance to help bring the final games to a close and celebrate the league's first season.

The Bolts partnered with the nonprofit Blessings in a Backpack and Verizon to distribute 1,000 bags of food to Grape Street Elementary School students. Chargers Running Back Elijah Dotson joined Verizon to speak with the students at a special assembly and was on hand to personally deliver the meals.

The Los Angeles Chargers joined the South Bay community to celebrate and sponsor Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce's Second Annual Lemonade Day. Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches young students how to start, own and operate their own business – a lemonade stand. The Bolts supported the event with player appearances from offensive linemen, Foster Sarrell and Trey Pipkins Jr., as well as hosting a lemonade stand selling "Lightning Lemonade" with all proceeds benefitting local El Segundo nonprofit, The Friendship Foundation.

The City of Los Angeles' Youth Development Department (YDD) revealed eye-catching recycling bins at City Hall during the April 19th City Council meeting, marking the finale of the Chargers' sustainability program sponsored by Ball Corporation. After final presentations in December, the winning team received funding from Ball Corporation to implement their project geared toward promoting and educating the community on aluminum recycling and sustainability practices.

The Chargers hosted their sponsored girls' flag football program, the Conquer Chargers, at Hoag Performance Center, where over 80 girls were in attendance. The group received a tour of the facility, watched film in the team meeting room, and practiced on the team's practice field. The group was welcomed by Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh and left with new backpacks, slides, hats, headbands, and other customized Chargers gear.

The Chargers hosted 72 boys' and girls' teams ranging from ages 8 to 18. The event showcased over 700 athletes, with winning teams from eleven divisions earning Oakley glasses and the opportunity to represent the Chargers at the 2024 NFL Flag Championships this summer in Canton, Ohio. This summer's NFL Championship Games will be televised for the first time ever on ESPN, ESPN+, and ABC.

The Los Angeles Chargers proudly presented two local stars with the inaugural LaDainian Tomlinson High School Player of the Year Award, sponsored by Nike and the National Football Foundation. Held at SoFi Stadium, Home of the Los Angeles Chargers, the NFF's annual postseason banquet welcomed over 200 student-athletes, coaches, and parents from Greater Los Angeles for an evening of recognition and celebration. More than 30 athletes were honored for their outstanding performance on the field, academic achievements, and community contributions throughout the past season. Following the highlight of the evening, the presentation of the two LaDainian Tomlinson High School Player of the Year Awards, attendees enjoyed a unique tour of the Chargers' locker room. Chargers Legend Larry English graced the event as the keynote speaker, imparting words of wisdom to inspire the next generation of athletes.

The Chargers hosted the third annual Bolts Community Crew Beach Cleanup presented by Toyota and supported by Ball Corporation. Over 550 pounds of litter were removed from Dockweiler Beach by volunteers in a day supported by the Surfrider Foundation – South Bay. Chargers CB Asante Samuel Jr. joined the volunteers to assist in the efforts to reduce litter on the beach and raise awareness about plastic pollution.

In honor of Women's History Month, the Chargers hosted the first Career Pathway Panel session for local high school Girls Flag Football players. The teams were invited to the Chargers practice facility to hear from inspiring women excelling in various fields and positions in the sports industry. Moderated by CBS Los Angeles' Jamie Maggio, the panel discussion highlighted the career possibilities available for women who love the game of football and offered advice and insight for the young athletes.

The Los Angeles Chargers, in partnership with Blessings in a Backpack and Verizon, hosted Verizon employees and Bolts Community Crew volunteers to pack 1,000 bags of food that will be distributed to Grape Street Elementary School students. Chargers Running Back Elijah Dotson and Chargers Legend and Assistant OL Coach Nick Hardwick joined the volunteers Saturday morning to pack and store the food at Hoag Performance Center.

The Chargers, in collaboration with the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD), hosted the 2nd annual kickoff event for the SDUSD middle school flag football program. The event, attended by 250 student-athletes, marked the beginning of the upcoming flag football season in SDUSD middle schools. Chargers legend Corey Luiget was on hand, sharing his wisdom and coaching expertise with the young athletes.

As part of their ongoing partnership with SDUSD, the Chargers contributed by providing essential startup flag kits for participating schools and helped purchase customized team jerseys. This collaborative effort supports the involvement of over 1,600 middle school boys and girls from 60 schools in the SDUSD middle school flag football program.

The Chargers hosted a kickoff event in both El Segundo and Cerritos for the opening week of action in the new Snoop & Housh Flag Football League!!

Partnering with multi-platinum recording artist and entertainment icon, Snoop Dogg, and 11-year veteran wide receiver and NFL Legend T.J. Houshmandzadeh, the co-ed flag football league is centered on empowering youth athletes in Greater Los Angeles, ages five-through-13, to help build their self-esteems, while learning the importance of teamwork in a safe, fun and inclusive environment through football skill development.

In honor of Read Across America Day, running back Elijah Dotson and Chargers Legend Corey Liuget teamed up with the Chargers Impact Fund to celebrate with the students at Lincoln Elementary School. The festivities included a special reading of Dr. Seuss books with the players in the classrooms, as well as a Scholastic Book Fair where all 360 students had the chance to select three books to take home at no cost.

The Los Angeles Chargers hosted a free camp for hundreds of youth football players to celebrate the upcoming launch of the Snoop & Housh Flag Football League. Pro Bowl WR T. J. Houshmandzadeh was on hand for the event, leading drills and interacting with the participants.

The Snoop & Housh Flag Football League will commence its inaugural season in March 2024 with games taking place across the Los Angeles area in El Segundo, Long Beach and Cerritos. Formed to empower youth athletes in their ability to develop football skills, build self-esteem and learn the importance of teamwork in a safe, fun, inclusive environment, the league is open to Pre-K through 8^th grade boys and girls of all skill levels. SIGN UP HERE

This off-season Chargers ownership and front office staff visited California State Prison, Los Angeles County located in Lancaster to continue fostering a relationship with Paws for Life K9 Rescue's incarcerated trainers and the animals they are saving. During the visit, Paws for Life's incarcerated trainers shared stories and offered insights on what the program has meant to them and how it has changed their outlook on life.

Bolt Academy scholars, a collaborative effort between the Los Angeles Chargers Impact Fund, Inglewood Unified School District, and Brotherhood Crusade, were surprised by Chargers Defensive Back Michael Davis as they embarked on a guided tour of the immersive and interactive Hip-Hop America: The Mixtape Exhibit at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles. This experience provided a unique insight on the music industry and celebrated the global impact of hip-hop

The Chargers Impact Fund hosted a special Bolts Book Club event in celebration of Black History Month, in a continued effort to bring provide the youth in our community with an opportunity to promote literacy skill development and foster an affinity for the arts. Over 40 youth athletes from the Snoop Youth Football League visited the home of the Los Angeles Chargers, SoFi Stadium, to join former All-Pro special teamer and Chargers Legend Kassim Osgood for a read-along session of Pigskins to Paintbrushes: The Story of Football-Playing Artist Ernie Barnes, who also holds the title of former Chargers offensive lineman. The group also toured the acclaimed Kinsey African American Art and History Collection exhibit at SoFi Stadium, which itself features artwork crafted by Barnes.

At the conclusion of the event, the Los Angeles Chargers and the Chargers Impact Fund gifted each the 40-plus youth athletes an Amazon Kindle, enhancing the accessibility of literature as the students continue on their reading journeys, providing books and learning enhancement materials at their fingertips. Since the inception of the Bolts Book Club in 2020, the Chargers have donated over 12,000 books to youth throughout Southern California, inspiring literary development for our next generation.

The Chargers sponsored the 64th Annual Orange County North-South All-Star Game, held this weekend at Orange Coast College. The game, organized by Costa Mesa United, showcased 90 of the top players from the county. The South team, coached by St. Margaret High School's Dan O'Shea, emerged victorious for the 8th straight year over the North, led by Ray Fenton of Los Alamitos High School.

Kicker, Cameron Dicker, visited patients at CHLA for an afternoon of video games and fun. The Bolts partnered with Gamers Outreach to donate a brand-new GO Kart portable video game kiosk to the hospital. Thousands of patients for years to come will have access to these video games and experience joy in the midst of treatment.

Los Angeles Chargers players hosted multiple events throughout December to spread holiday cheer to children's groups across the Southland

The 33rd Annual Alex Spanos All-Star Classic held on Saturday, December 16, 2023 at Mira Mesa High School in San Diego, CA.

The Los Angeles Chargers proudly presented the 1st Annual LA City Gridiron Classic pitting the best players in the City Section against each other on Friday, December 15, 2023 at Birmingham High in Van Nuys, CA.

For the 19th consecutive year, the Bolts continued the tradition of surprising local elementary school students with brand new bikes for the holidays. The Chargers Impact Fund, Pechanga Resort & Casino, and Bikes for Kids Foundation provided a gift of a lifetime to over 100 second and third grade students at Sunrise Elementary School. Newly inducted Chargers Hall of Fame member, Antonio Gates, and Chargers Legends, Larry English and Kassim Osgood, and Pechanga Board President, Ken Perez, joined the festivities to surprise the students with the news. The bikes were built by Bolts Community Crew volunteers and kept hidden from the students until the Legends revealed the holiday surprise.

The Los Angeles Chargers teamed up with the LA Bowl to hold a girls flag football skills & drills camp at SoFi Stadium ahead of the annual bowl game held on the Bolts' home field

Sixty 2nd and 3rd grade students who achieved perfect attendance were selected from 122nd St. Elementary School to participate in the Chargers Impact Fund's Bolts Book Club at Wallis Annenberg PetSpace. They enjoyed a day of learning about animals which included reading to the adoptable pets, participating in puppy yoga, and going through an agility course. The students were joined by NFL Foundation Board Member and wife of Chargers Owner and Chairman of the Board, Susie Spanos, and Orange County high school flag football all-star and author, Erika Wein. After a full day of reading, each student went home with three books, including the children's book Wein wrote, "The Underdog."

The Los Angeles Chargers, LA Legends, and NFL Flag collaborated to host a high school girls flag college showcase for 165 athletes from across Southern California at Serra High School in Gardena. Six universities participated in the event, where girls were offered scholarships to play at their respective schools at the conclusion of the showcase.

The City of Los Angeles' Youth Development Department (YDD) gave their final presentations in the locker room for the Chargers' sustainability program sponsored by Ball Corporation. The five groups were tasked with ideating an event or campaign that promotes and educates the community on aluminum recycling and sustainability practices. The winning team will receive funding from Ball to implement their projects in Spring 2024.

Check out photos as Los Angeles Chargers players celebrate My Cause My Cleats ahead of Week 14

The Chargers hosted Super Bowl participating teams from the Snoop Youth Football League in the team locker room at SoFi Stadium for a Character Playbook event with Everfi. Chargers linebacker Daiyon Henley and Senior Director of Player Engagement, Arthur Hightower, joined the teams for this special event presented by Nike. The focus of the event was on character, leadership, and mental health, preparing the young athletes in attendance for the next level of football and life.

The Chargers, in partnership with Nike, hosted the first girls' flag high school All-Star Game. This historic event served as a final celebration of the first officially sanctioned season of high school girls' flag football in the state of California. Prior to the kickoff at SoFi Stadium, the participating girls had the unique opportunity to be on set at NFL Network and were featured on Gameday Morning. This special experience added an extra layer of excitement for the 70 top athletes from Southern California who showcased their skills in the inaugural matchup between Los Angeles and Orange County.

The Chargers and American Airlines teamed up to invite local military members, veterans, and gold star families to be a part of our annual Boots & Bolts post-practice visits at Hoag Performance Center. Each visit includes a player meet & greet along with an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Bolts Practice Facility.

In honor of Salute to Service month, the Chargers have joined forced with American Airlines to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Welcome Center at U.S. VETS – Long Beach. This space will serve as a beacon of hope for Veterans and provide them with the resources they need to enter into U.S. VETS programing.

The Los Angeles Chargers teamed up with presenting partner Lazy Dog Restaurants, LA Animal Services, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®), and Dogs Playing for Life to host an adoption event at East Valley Animal Shelter. Chargers Legend, Kassim Osgood, joined and helped promote the importance of adopting and fostering shelter animals. With the community's support, 46 animals were adopted at the event and went to their new fur-ever homes.

The Chargers decades-long commitment to honoring and supporting our country's military heroes, past and present, continued as the organization expressed its gratitude for the sacrifices of active-duty service members, veterans and their families during its annual Salute to Service game against Detroit in Week 10, 2023

The Chargers and American Airlines host T.A.P.S. Families for a special family fun day at Topgolf in El Segundo in the lead up to the Bolts annual Salute to Services game.

The Los Angeles Chargers hosted the inaugural Chargers Girls Flag Football Championship Tournament Presented by Oakley, welcoming 20 of the top high school programs from throughout Southern California. The 500 female athletes in attendance were joined by Chargers safety Derwin James Jr., and wide receivers Quentin Johnston and Derius Davis. This past February, the governing body of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) voted to approve Girls' Flag Football as a sanctioned high school sport in California. The Los Angeles Chargers were actively at the forefront of the initiative, playing an instrumental role in the state's unanimous approval.    

This two-day tournament served as the first playoffs and championship games for the state of California and was the most recent display of the Los Angeles Chargers' commitment to the growth of the sport. The organization is set to fully embrace the activation of Flag Football in the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles following the International Olympic Committee's recent announcement designating Flag Football as an official Olympic sport.

The Chargers partnered with Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation to host the team's sixth annual Halloween Trick-or-Treat Trail through the practice facility at Hoag Performance Center. Pediatric cancer patients and their families were invited on a Safari-themed adventure and were joined by Chargers players Michael Davis and Cameron Dicker as well as Chargers Pup River and 10 adoptable puppies from Wallis Annenberg PetSpace for a memorable Halloween evening.

Chargers All-Pro Safety Derwin James Jr. partnered with Wallis Annenberg GenSpace to host the first Derwin's Disco, a 70s-themed Homecoming party for over 120 members from the space's senior center. The Disco featured a light up dance floor and DJ who joined Derwin to make the day an unforgettable experience for the center and their members.

Check out the scenes from in and around SoFi Stadium as the Chargers organization supports breast cancer awareness and early detection through league-wide Crucial Catch initiative at Week 6's primetime matchup

Sponsored by Ball Corporation, the Chargers have partnered with the City of Los Angeles' Youth Development Department (YDD) to create a program that focuses on educating youth and promoting recycling practices in Los Angeles. The youth council members from YDD toured SoFi Stadium with the venue's sustainability specialists and attended an orientation to learn more about the program.

The Chargers and Hoag Cancer Institute partnered to host a breathwork and meditation class for breast cancer patients, survivors and their loved ones. Joined by players Derwin James Jr. and Nick Niemann, the group was welcomed to Hoag Performance Center to enjoy a morning of relaxation and mindfulness leading up to the team's annual Crucial Catch game.

The Chargers partnered with "Got Her Back," a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization of the Women's National Football Conference that exists to celebrate and empower girls and women in football, to host a nationwide youth girls' football camp. The San Diego Rebellion athletes and staff led the athletes through drills, competitions, and empowering breakout sessions. They were joined by twelve other cities nationwide for this free camp, which aimed to boost confidence and foster connections in the world of football.

The Chargers recently teamed up with 40 volunteers to pack 400 Joy Jars to lift the spirits children battling cancer.