The Los Angeles Chargers announced that they are donating $200,000 to relief efforts amid the ongoing wildfires in the greater Los Angeles region "to

The Los Angeles Chargers are keeping practice plans flexible with the region dealing with the wildfires in the Los Angeles area ahead of the team’s playoff game against the Houston Texans. According to ESPN’s Kris Rhim,

While the Los Angeles Rams are set to play a home game at SoFi Stadium on Monday night, the Chargers will be hitting the road to play the Houston Texans. They aren't looking past this situation, though, as Chargers' owner Dean Spanos announced that he's donating $200,000 to several organizations that will be aiding relief efforts.

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The donation will be sent to the American Red Cross, LA Fire Department Foundation, Team Rubicon and pet rescue organizations.

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The Los Angeles Chargers have been preparing for a Wild Card showdown against the Houston Texans on Saturday to start the 2025 NFL Playoffs. While that's had the attention of the team, there's been a wildfire that has been devastating the Los Angeles area.

The Los Angeles Chargers wanted to do what they can to help their community on Wednesday. Wildfires are currently racing across Los Angeles County, forcing many to evacuate. In a statement, the Chargers announced that they will provide $200,