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For this week's Takeout Tuesday, we spotlight Darrow's New Orleans Grill. CEO/President Norwood J. Clark Jr.' is a Louisiana native and cooking is in his DNA. In 2016, he opened Darrow's New Orleans Grill, a fast-casual restaurant serving Cajun and Creole delicacies like catfish, gumbo, po'boys, jambalaya and more.

In recognition of Read Across America day and Dr. Seuss' birthday, several Chargers players held virtual readings of "Oh The Places You'll Go" with students from Los Angeles as well as their own hometowns across America. This event also marked the culmination of the Chargers Impact Fund's First Downs for First Books program which raised $100 in books for every first down last season.

The Los Angeles Chargers and the Chargers Impact Fund Bolt Up for our Southern California communities every day. In 2020, Bolt Up became more than a symbol or a phrase. It was a call to action, and a promise to our fans, neighbors and region. Thank you to all of the frontline workers, nonprofits, and community members for all their continuing hard work and sacrifice.

For this week's Takeout Tuesday, we introduce you to Earle's on Crenshaw where the Earle brothers have taken what was once a small hot dog cart and turned it into a full-fledged restaurant and catering operation, making them a fixture in the community for nearly four decades.

For this week's Takeout Tuesday, we introduce you to Kobbler King located in Crenshaw, where Brian McMillan has become known for his different flavors of cobbler and gourmet waffles.

The Chargers selected four local healthcare heroes to attend Super Bowl LV in Tampa Bay as their guests. Here's their recap of the weekend.

Meet the first restaurant to be featured on the Takeout Tuesday series, Sip & Sonder. A Black women-owned business, Sip & Sonder is a creative hub where coffee, community, and culture connect.

After every successful field goal and PAT scored at SoFi Stadium, SoFi donated $1,000 to supporting the launch of Bolt Academy, a careers training and leadership development program created by Brotherhood Crusade and the Chargers Impact Fund, to provide opportunities to work for the Chargers on game days at SoFi Stadium in 2021.

All season long, current players have paid it forward by pairing up with Youth Football stars to break down each other's plays and discuss the game. In a special Pro Bowl Next Generations spotlight, Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa sits down with Alama Collins of Long Beach Wilson High School. Collins is a senior defensive end who was named Defensive Player of the Year in his school district in 2019.

Join the Chargers, Pacific Premier Bank and star Running Back Austin Ekeler in saying "Thank You" by writing a letter for the doctors, nurses, and staff at Hoag Hospital who continue to work tirelessly to serve and keep members of our community safe. Join the Bolts Community Crew today: https://chargers.rosterfy.com/register

Justin Jones and Jason Moore joined two fifth grade classrooms from MLK Elementary in Los Angeles Unified School District to read sections of the book, "Who Was Martin Luther King, Jr.?," and discuss Dr. King's life and legacy.

On Wednesday, December 16, the Bolts and Pepsi worked with the Inglewood Unified School District to host a safe and socially distanced donation at Hudnall Elementary in Inglewood. More than 100 families from the Inglewood community received Chargers blankets, Chargers beanies, a $100 grocery gift card, Pepsi beverages, and Frito Lay snacks.

The team partnered with Pechanga Resort Casino to donate over 200 bikes, locks, and helmets for kids at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro L.A.

For their final Hometown Hero of the 2020 NFL season, the Chargers honored Keisha Daniels for her work with Sisters of Watts, a nonprofit that's dedicated to serving underprivileged communities in Southern California, and especially for all her efforts through Sisters of Watts to provide relief to these communities during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Tight end Hunter Henry and kicker Michael Badgley surprise 2nd grade class at Morongo Unified School District.

Meet Greg Dulan, the owner of Dulan's Soul Food Restaurant in Inglewood. Learn more about Dulan's Soul Food Kitchen Restaurants here.

The Chargers honored Philip Ingram as their Hometown Hero for Week 14. Philip currently is an EVS tech at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach and directly assists and supports the frontline workers helping battle the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in their day-to-day activities.

Hayley Elwood sits down with Isaac Rochell to discuss his Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination, where he got his passion for service, and how he plans to grow his efforts to help his community in the future.

Isaac Rochell's family and friends surprise him with the news of being named the Chargers' nominee for the 2020 Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.

The Chargers Honored Keith Johnson as their Hometown Hero in Week 12. Born and raised in South LA, Keith Graduated from Locke High School and attended UCLA and Biola University to study ministry. He created a sports-based youth development program, Falcons Youth and Family Services with a focus Hunger relief, character development, and health and wellness. Do you know someone making a positive impact in the community? Click here to nominate them to be our next hometown hero.

Tackle Bryan Bulaga shows off his cleats and discusses his cause, ALS (ALS Therapy Development Institute).

Kicker Michael Badgley shows off his cleats and shares that he's playing for Local Human.

Defensive end Joey Bosa shows off his cleats and discusses his cause, MoreThan4 Athletics which raises awareness and money for pediatric cancer through sports.

Meet Blake Barash a cleat designer for NFL players.