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Rams kicker Joshua Karty talks about the experience of hosting a free youth football camp back home in North Carolina last month.

Short Films "From Struggle to Strength" and "Rebuilding Hope" Produced by Rams Studios in Collaboration with Bank of America Spotlights Seasonal Fellows Amber Flores & Aiyana Lopez-Spears 

The Los Angeles Rams celebrated Earth Day at Woodland Hills Academy and Humanities Magnet by teaming up with California Resources Corporation (CRC) and EnrichLA to construct their first of five fully functional edible gardens

At NFL Mascot Meetings in Atlanta, Los Angeles Rams mascot Rampage was awarded the NFL "Anchor in the Community Award." The prestigious award recognizes the NFL mascot who best exemplifies community service and impact.

Day 2 of the NFL Draft featured the Rams hosting and recognizing first responders from multiple Los Angeles-area agencies Friday at Zillow Draft Headquarters inside LAFD Air Operations. 

Los Angeles Rams celebrated Women's History Month by donating equipment to girl's flag high school football programs, new cheerleader uniforms to Pasadena youth & more!

In celebration of Read Across America Day, Los Angeles Rams outside linebacker Jared Verse, defensive back Kamren Kinchens, and defensive end Larrell Murchison joined Dr. Seuss and Creative Minds Publications for the ninth annual Tackle Reading event in celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday at Frank D. Parent Elementary School

In wake of the Pasadena High School football team being impacted by January's Eaton fire, the Staffords stepped up to provide new uniforms and equipment for the program.

In recognition of Black History Month, the Los Angeles Rams hosted a series of community initiatives to honor the past and celebrate the future of Black culture. 

Rikki Mendias, founder of Hav A Sole, was named the Rams' first 'pLAymaker' honoree of 2025 for his work donating shoes to those in need.

Last night, the National Football League announced Los Angeles Rams NFL Latino Youth Honors nominee Sophie Guitron as the female national winner of the second annual NFL Latino Youth Honors.

Displaced community members received essential items and support to help them rebuild after devastating wildfires

Rams head coach Sean McVay, wide receiver Cooper Kupp and former offensive lineman Andrew Whitworth and their families are uniting to donate to wildfire relief in Los Angeles.

Angel City FC, the Angels, Chargers, Clippers, Dodgers, Ducks, Galaxy, Kings, LAFC, Lakers, Rams and Sparks – have pledged a combined donation of more than $8 million to support victims in need, as well as those fighting the fires

Rams support organizations working around the clock to help keep the Los Angeles community safe

The Pechanga Tribe teams with Los Angeles Rams Foundation to donate $250,000 to fire relief efforts in Los Angeles, as well as an additional $250,000 to the American Red Cross

Kroenke Family Foundation to donate $1 million to LAFD Foundation. Rams players and coaches to wear custom LAFD hats and shirts during Wild Card game Monday night, with proceeds from sales benefitting LAFD Foundation and American Red Cross

Josie Casarrubias, director of Rescue Mission Alliance San Fernando Valley, was named the Rams' 13th 'pLAymaker' honoree of 2024.

The Los Angeles Rams teamed up with community partners to wrap up their five-week 'Season of Giving' campaign. 

The Los Angeles Rams teamed up with their official partner QuidelOrtho, to host the first-ever Rams STEAM Day at SoFi Stadium for over 600 local students.

Teresa Samaniego, Vice President of Diversity & Community Relations at ABC7, was honored as the 12th Rams "pLAymaker" of 2024.

Brett and Hattie Mitchell, the co-founders of Crete Academy, were honored as Rams' 11th "pLAymaker" honoree of 2024.

Joseph Jauregui, the band teacher at Inglewood High School, was honored as the 10th Rams "pLAymaker" of the year for helping expand the program.

Los Angeles, CA – Today, Sherri Francois has been announced as the Los Angeles Rams' 2024 Inspire Change Changemaker – an annual award given to local leaders who are making a difference in their community across the NFL's Inspire Change initiatives four pillars of education, economic advancement, police-community relations, or criminal justice reform.  

Rams safeties coach Chris Beake details his personal connection to late longtime NFL coach Greg Knapp and the fund established to honor his legacy. 

Rams running backs coach Ron Gould details his personal connection to axeALS Foundation, and what it means to have the support of the position group he leads.

For the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, offensive lineman Rob Havenstein is supporting Metallica's charitable foundation, All Within My Hands, which aims to help communities in need, and ones that have supported the band for years.

Anthony Conley, Director of Support Services for Covenant House California, was recognized as the Rams' ninth "pLAymaker" honoree of 2024 for his work supporting youth experiencing homelessness. 

In honor of Giving Tuesday, the Los Angeles Rams and nonprofit Shoes That Fit teamed up for the third year in a row to provide new athletic shoes to more than 300 students at Tarzana Elementary School in Tarzana, CA.

Chief Development Officer at Food Share of Ventura County Jennifer Caldwell was honored as the eighth Rams "pLAymaker" of the year for working to combat hunger in the community.

Los Angeles Rams have announced that running back Kyren Williams has been selected as the team's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award Presented by Nationwide.

Los Angeles Rams players and coaches will bring awareness to off-the-field causes and nonprofit organizations they are most passionate about as part of the NFL's My Cause My Cleats campaign when the team hosts the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, December 8 at SoFi Stadium.  

The Los Angeles Rams teamed up with community partners to kick off the first two weeks of their inaugural five-week 'Season of Giving' campaign.

Throughout September and October, the Los Angeles Rams celebrated Latino Heritage Month by hosting youth football and soccer clinics alongside Angel City Football Club (ACFC), Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) and the LA Galaxy.

To celebrate National Recycling Day, the Los Angeles Rams, Ball Corporation, and SoFi Stadium hosted over 300 fourth-grade students from the Inglewood Unified School District (IUSD) for its fourth annual Recycling Combine. The annual event highlights the importance of recycling and sustainability, while offering young students a unique, hands-on learning experience. National Recycling Day is a country-wide initiative to promote recycling and reduce waste.

Leading up to the Rams Monday Night Football showdown against the Dolphins, the Rams kicked off their seventh consecutive 'Salute to Service Week' partnering with veteran service organizations and nonprofits to honor, empower, and connect with the military community.

Before the Los Angeles Rams faced off against the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football, Pro Football Hall of Famer and Rams Legend Isaac Bruce hosted 30 students for a career panel and networking opportunity. The event was as part of the Isaac Bruce Foundation's Flight 300 program in partnership with American Airlines.

From August to November the Rams partnered with After-School All-Stars to challenge first through third grade students to read every day following the assembly at their school as part of the team's literacy program. The winning school will receive tickets to Disneyland Resort for all participating students.

To celebrate National Bullying Prevention Month, the Rams partnered with RISE to host eight sessions at Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) schools to focus on breaking down barriers amongst a diverse group of students.

The NFL and USAA, an official NFL Salute to Service partner, announced today the 2024 nominees for the annual Salute to Service Award presented by USAA. Each year, the award recognizes NFL players, coaches, staff and alumni who have demonstrated a commitment to honoring and supporting military and veteran communities.

To kick off the 2024-2025 school year, Rams safety John Johnson III teamed up with the official credit union of the team, UNIFY Financial Credit Union, to provide backpacks and school supplies to over 650 students at Edwin Markham Middle School in Watts.

Leading up to the Los Angeles Rams' home opener victory against the San Francisco 49ers, the team hosted a PLAY 60 Field Day at Caroline Coleman Field for over 600 fifth grade students from Inglewood Unified School District (IUSD) elementary schools.

President of the Watts Gang Task Force, Donny Joubert, was honored as the seventh Rams "pLAymaker" of the year for his work reducing gang violence and improving the quality of life in his community.

In celebration of the start of the 2024 girls flag football high school season, the Los Angeles Rams hosted their second annual Girls' Flag Jamboree, presented by Bridgestone for more than 100 high school teams and over 2,500 student-athletes.

Over Labor Day Weekend, the Los Angeles Rams celebrated Kenny Washington's 75th birthday by hosting a free youth football clinic at Ted Watkins Park in Los Angeles for over 100 local students.

Los Angeles Rams and Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles use game of football to bring youth from various housing developments together and unveil 60-yard eco-friendly turf football field

Before their final preseason game, the Los Angeles Rams hosted their annual Kickoff for Charity brunch, presented by UNIFY Financial Credit Union. All the proceeds from the event benefited the Los Angeles community through the Rams Foundation.

Rams receiver and Super Bowl LVI MVP Cooper Kupp to return as Honorary Chair 

For the seventh consecutive season, the Los Angeles Rams teamed up with RISE, a national nonprofit that educates and empowers the sports community to eliminate racial discrimination, champion social justice and improve race relations, for a season-long leadership and community-building program featuring local high school football teams with a cross-section of ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.

CEO of the Heads Up Foundation Subrina Miller was honored as the sixth Rams pLAymaker of 2024 for her work helping families in Inglewood and the surrounding areas.

The RightWay Foundation Founder and CEO Franco Vega is the Rams' fifth "pLAymaker" honoree of 2024 for his work supporting system-impacted youth in Los Angeles County. 

Sherida Harris, Los Angeles Site Director for The Hidden Genuis Project, is the Rams' fourth pLAymaker honoree of 2024 for her work supporting Black male youth becoming entrepreneurs and technologists. 

The Los Angeles Rams are committed to celebrating the LGBQT+ community year-round. This year, the team kicked off their Pride Month efforts in May.

In recognition of Juneteenth, the Los Angeles Rams and City Year Los Angeles led a school beautification project at Florence Griffith Joyner Elementary School in Watts.

The Los Angeles Rams hosted an offensive line position camp presented by center Steve Avila for more than 80 high school offensive linemen. Rams guard Grant Miller joined the camp alongside Avila.

The Los Angeles Rams purchased caps and gowns for more than 350 Inglewood Unified School District (IUSD) graduating seniors for the third consecutive year.

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the Los Angeles Rams hosted a series of community initiatives to celebrate the many cultures within the AAPI community that have contributed to Los Angeles' rich history.

The Los Angeles Rams and USA Football teamed up to host a U.S. National Team talent identification flag football camp on Saturday, May 18.

The Los Angeles Rams hosted their 2nd annual high school coaches clinic, bringing together the team's coaching staff and local high school varsity football coaches for a comprehensive day of learning and collaboration.