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The Chargers celebrated the start of San Diego Unified School District's middle school flag football season by welcoming nearly 200 students for a skills and drills camp, with Chargers legend Corey Liuget on hand to support the kids.

In partnership with Gilead Sciences, the Chargers hosted a sports medicine symposium to give local high school students interested in sports medicine and athletic training an opportunity to meet with professionals and learn more about the field, as well as get a tour of the team facility led by offensive guard Zion Johnson. Sponsored by Gilead Sciences, Inc.

The Bolts Community Crew volunteered at the Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine to help sort over 30,000 pounds of food to be distributed to the community. Powered by Pacific Premier Bank.

The Chargers unveiled a newly-renovated play yard at the East Valley Animal Shelter in Van Nuys, allowing dogs at the shelter the opportunity to play together outside their kennels and meet prospective adopters.

Chargers pup Brisket is on his way to becoming a service animal as he is turned in for the next round of training at Canine Companions. Presented by Lazy Dog Restaurants.

CIF is expected to vote Friday to make girls flag football an official high school sport in California, less than a week after the sport's championship tournament at Redondo Union High School, sponsored by the Chargers in partnership with Gatorade and Nike.

The Chargers, in collaboration with Ducommun, Inc. and UC Irvine, hosted the 5th annual "STEM on the Sidelines," an engineering challenge for high school students in Southern California. Students designed and built their own football-launching robots to square off in a competition at SoFi Stadium in December. Presented by Ducommun, Inc.

The Chargers Champions School Grant Program powered by SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union has impacted the lives of students across San Diego and Imperial-Counties for over 2 decades. Learn more about the program here!

The Chargers Impact Fund, in partnership with the Bikes For Kids Foundation and Pechanga, celebrated the holidays by giving away about 150 brand new bikes to second and third-graders at Mayo Elementary School in Compton. Khalil Mack, Cameron Dicker, and others were on hand to surprise the kids.

Chargers Community Impact Fund joined Pepsi to help revamp the U.S Veterans Dinning Hall in Long beach, CA.

Linebacker Drue Tranquill shows off his custom cleats and shares that he's playing for Foster The City, an organization which advocates for youth in the foster care system.

Safety Derwin James, Jr. has been selected as the Chargers nominee for the prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year award in recognition of his constant commitment to community service off the field.

Linebacker Troy Reeder shows off his custom cleats and shares that he's playing for The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, which he sparked interest in while attending the University of Delaware.

Kicker Dustin Hopkins shows off his custom cleats and shares that he's playing for The Well Foundation, which he and his wife founded to assist families with children on the autism spectrum.

Defensive lineman Morgan Fox shows off his custom cleats and shares that he's playing for The Headstrong Project, an organization that provides mental health assistance to veterans suffering from PTSD.

The Chargers embraced the spirit of the season of giving throughout 2022. Look back on how the Bolts impacted the Southern California community this year.

Cornerback Asante Samuel, Jr. visited Burbank High School to surprise the school's football team, winners of the Chargers' Take Charge community service competition. Presented by American Airlines.

The Chargers celebrated Halloween by hosting patients from the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation for a special night of trick-or-treating, arts & crafts, reading, and more.

The Bolts Community Crew – powered by Pacific Premier Bank – partnered with the Jessie Rees Foundation to host a staff volunteer day at the Chargers' facility. Players including Rashawn Slater, Zion Johnson, Drue Tranquill, Dustin Hopkins, Donald Parham Jr., Christian Covington, and Zach Bailey volunteered alongside front office staff members to pack over 300 JoyJars that will be delivered to pediatric cancer patients. To learn more about upcoming volunteer opportunities, visit chargers.com/community/crew

Safety Derwin James, Jr. visited Jordan High School in Los Angeles to present a newly renovated weight room and Oakley sunglasses to the school's football team.

Wide receiver Keenan Allen joined rapper Snoop Dogg for Snoop Special Stars Camp, a program which provides children with special needs with a safe place where they can play sports. Allen stopped by the camp in LA to coach the kids and even learn a few of their dance moves.

The Chargers held a Chargers PREP Youth Football Camp through the Chargers Impact Fund, SkyOne Federal Credit Union, and Sonesta Hotels. The camp guided participants through technique drills and culminated in a tournament between the teams. Chargers players Donald Parham, Matt Feiler, Christian Covington and more served as special guests, helping coach the athletes and signing autographs after the camp.

Take a look back at how the Los Angeles Chargers Impact Fund supported the Southern California community in 2021, including the inaugural year of Bolt Academy, the 17th annual Bikes for Kids Donation, and much more!

The Chargers held their second annual Nike 11-On event at Long Beach Poly High School, in which local boys and girls prep football programs came together to go through drills, compete, and receive guidance from special guest Rashawn Slater.