Bolts Honor Fallen Heroes with Special Helmet Decals

Chargers along with California Resources Corporation participated in drills and camp activities on a fun filled evening as part of L.A.’s Summer Night Lights program.

The rookies spent a day in the Los Angeles community visiting patients at Children's Hospital Los Angeles and the staff at Homeboy Industries.

Jerry Tillery was on-hand at the Los Angeles Chargers Elite Skills (L.A.C.E.S.) Camp giving boys and girls ages 7-14 a chance to develop skills to reach the peak of their athletic ability.

Chargers players were on hand at Warner Middle School to participate in a live Character Playbook exercise, celebrating the one-year anniversary launch of the program powered by EVERFI.

Take a look as current and former Chargers players, coaches and celebrities participate in the Chargers 2nd Annual Golf Tournament presented by CHLA. Check back throughout the day for the latest photos.

Over 30 high school juniors attended the four-hour summit at Dignity Health Sports Park and were led through elements directly from the NFL Player Engagement’s “character development” curriculum.

Boys and Girls Club Watts/Willowbrook received a $400,000 donation from the Los Angeles Chargers in 2018 to help improve and enhance existing athletic fields and establish new teen centers.

The Bolts partnered with Biolase in their seventh TeamSmile event offering preventive dental services to over 300 students from Los Angeles Unified School District.

Hunter Henry, former Charger and Compton native Mike Willie, and education technology company, Everfi surprised students at Kelly Elementary in Compton today during a “Character Playbook” session.

Scott Quessenberry and Tom Telesco surprise 5-year-old Mikah Carney, who is bravely fighting Leukemia, with a one-day contract, tickets and facility tour. Welcome to the family, Mikah!

For the 3rd straight year, the Chargers joined forces with the LA Galaxy to host a Read Across America celebration at Dignity Health Sports Park in recognition of Dr. Seuss’ birthday for over 200 students from Towne Avenue and Leapwood Elementary.

Take a look through the top photos of the Bolts doing their part in the community last season.