The Los Angeles Chargers celebrated the 2020 edition of Read Across America Day with two events that emphasized the joy of reading. Justin Jones and the Charger Girls entertained groups from the Santa Ana school district at the team's training facility while Bolts legend Kassim Osgood joined the Charger Girls at Payne Elementary in Inglewood.

The Los Angeles Chargers teamed up with California Resources Corporation, After-School All-Stars, Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District to host a special Fùtbol Americano 101 training camp for students at Alliance Virgil Roberts Leadership Academy. Former Chargers Wide Receiver Anthony Miller and the Charger Girls attended our event teaching kids NFL-style drills & encouraging them to be healthy & active after school!

The Los Angeles Chargers and ROKiT teamed up to visit with patients at the Veteran Affairs hospital in Long Beach. Along with some room visits, Austin Ekeler, Isaac Rochell and Justin Jones sat down with some patients at the hospital to share a little bit of their own stories.

Chargers host Costa Mesa High School for a behind the scenes tour of Hoag Performance Center. Costa Mesa High School was the first ever recipient of the Ducommun Incorporated Award based on their performance during the 2019 STEM on the Sidelines Competition.

The 61st Annual Orange County All-Star Classic presented by the Los Angeles Chargers featured the best High School Football players in the region. This year, the South team won the game by a score of 27-13.

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.