Ahead of Week 15, the Chargers and Vikings partnered to host a flag football game for Special Olympics athletes and partners from both Southern California and Minnesota prior to the Vikings/Chargers game at Dignity Health Sports Park. After the flag game, the teams were celebrated on the field prior to kickoff for their outstanding sportsmanship and passion.

Take a look at some of the team's best moments in the community from 2019.

Casey Hayward Jr., along with help from some teammates, played the role of Santa Claus earlier this week by surprising some deserving kids from the Irvine Chargers youth football team and the After School All-Stars with a Holiday shopping spree at Dick's Sporting Goods in Tustin.

For the 30th straight season the top High School football players in the San Diego section gathered for the annual Alex Spanos All-Star Classic. This year's edition saw the North squad win for the fourth consecutive time, besting the South by a score of 44-7 on Saturday, December 14th, at Mesa College in San Diego, CA.

Aldahir Solis, a 14-year-old from Panama, made his first trip to the U.S. to have his Make-A-Wish fulfilled by the Los Angeles Chargers. Aldahir visited Hoag Performance Center and signed a one-day contract with the team, toured the Chargers facilities, met the players and was surprised by his favorite player Keenan Allen with tickets to the Vikings game.

On Tuesday, Charger Girls and former Chargers Defensive End Marcellus Wiley attended the championship round of the Compton Unified School District's E-Sports Tournament. After 2 months of E-Sports competition and STEM curriculum programming, the squad from Compton HS was crowned district champions, receiving Chargers tickets to commemorate their victory.

Joey Bosa, Uchenna Nwosu, Isaac Rochell, Michael Badgley and Justin Jones joined the Bikes for Kids Foundation and California Resources Corporation to surprise over 100 deserving students at Bennett-Kew Elementary School in Inglewood with new bikes.

Over the weekend, more than 30 teams from high schools across Southern California competed in the 2019 STEM on the Sidelines presented by Ducommun final competition at Dignity Health Sports Park. Over the course of a few weeks, students were tasked to code and build a device that launches mini footballs at a target. Each device was judged based on speed and accuracy with Tustin High School being crowned as the 2019 Champion.

Los Angeles Chargers fullback Derek Watt teamed up with JCPenney to spread Holiday Cheer by surprising 25 deserving kids from the Boys and Girls Club of Central Orange Coast with a shopping spree at the JCPenney at Southbay Pavilion in Carson.

For nearly three decades, the Chargers have hosted an annual shoe giveaway for children from underserved communities. Each year, Chargers players and Charger Girls welcome local youth and join them for a fun-filled day of shopping. At the event, each child is paired with a player or Charger Girl who then lead them down the aisles in search of the perfect pair of shoes. This year, the team gave away 300 pairs of shoes to elementary students from Santa Ana Unified School District at WSS.

The Los Angeles Chargers and Pacifico teamed up to host a private beach cleanup with Heal the Bay as part of the NFL's Huddle for 100. The group had the unique opportunity to explore marine pollution with a Heal the Bay educator and then became part of the solution by picking up over 80 pounds of trash at Mother's Beach in Long Beach.