Operation Progress helps Rams players share experiences with Watts middle school students

In partnership with Pepsi & Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions this season, the Los Angeles Rams & DL Sebastian Joseph-Day worked to provide more than 5,200 meals to tackle food insecurity in under-resourced communities throughout Southern California.

From Kenny Washington and Woody Strode breaking the NFL's color barrier in 1946, to Grambling State's Shack Harris becoming the first Black quarterback to start a season, inspiring progress has been a cornerstone of the Los Angeles Rams franchise from the very beginning. We're committed to being a team that pioneers with a purpose, inspiring Changemakers to do the necessary work to create access in our city, fight for justice and instill compassion.

Joseph Merchain is a college student who grew up in South LA, and is now serving the community he grew up in. Bank of America, Los Angeles Rams, Brotherhood Crusade & Hire LA's Youth all partnered up to tell the story of Joseph's internship with the Rams Community Affairs & Engagement team, where he got hands-on, professional work experience. See how the internship made a difference in his life.

With food insecurity at an all time high, the Los Angeles Rams, Campbell's Chunky & Think Watts teamed up to provide soup, blankets, and Christmas trees to those in need in the Watts community to spread holiday cheer.

Watch as Los Angeles Rams Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee Andrew Whitworth surprises a family with a furnished apartment as they moved from a shelter to permanent housing. With the help of St. Joseph's Center and UNIFY Financial Credit Union, the Whitworths helped the family move into their new place in time for the Holidays!

To expose upcoming professionals to the inner workings of professional sports, ten Los Angeles area high school juniors and seniors had the opportunity to spend the day at SoFi Stadium and see firsthand how Rams Gameday comes to life.

In partnership with Pechanga Resort Casino, the Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank hosted a large-scale, drive-thru food distribution at SoFi Stadium for the second consecutive year. Rams S Nick Scott, Rampage & Rams Cheerleaders all helped load meal kits into vehicles.

Watch as the Los Angeles community congratulates OL Andrew Whitworth for being the Rams' 2021 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee. Andrew Whitworth is nominated for his outstanding work and impact in the community.

Los Angeles Rams tight end Tyler Higbee and punter Johnny Hekker bring awareness to Special Olympics with My Cause My Cleats.

Rams Legend Kurt Warner outlines his choice for including Treasure House as the organization featured on his custom cleats for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats campaign.

Los Angeles Rams OL Austin Corbett shares the story of family member who has Turner syndrome and how they inspired him to advocate for the Turner Syndrome Foundation for this year's My Cause My Cleats game.

Through this year's My Cause My Cleats campaign, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford supports the Acoustic Neuroma Association to represent his wife Kelly's battle and those who continue to fight.

Los Angeles Rams P Johnny Hekker & TE Tyler Higbee share why they chose to represent the Special Olympics in this years' My Cause My Cleat game and why the cause means so much to them.

The Los Angeles Rams hosted a 5K run with WalkUnitedLA at SoFi Stadium to raise money to help fight poverty. The event included food trucks, a family festival, Rams Legends & cheerleaders.

Los Angeles Rams S Nick Scott, OL Andrew Whitworth, P Johnny Hekker, OL Austin Corbett, TE Tyler Higbee & OL Joe Noteboom unbox their custom cleats that represent causes close to their heart.

The Los Angeles Rams honor military & veteran heroes in the community during Salute To Service week and on the field before the Rams vs. Titans matchup at SoFi Stadium.

Watch as players from Roosevelt High School & Garfield High School receive jerseys from the Los Angeles Rams & Nike for the 89th annual East LA Classic football game.

As a part of Salute To Service week, the Los Angeles Rams helped beautify the dining hall at US Vets - Inglewood by providing new tables, chairs & more in partnership with Rocket Mortgage.

Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey, in partnership with Athlete's Corner makes a donation of 30,000 meals to the Los Angeles food bank.

Former Rams RB Kenny Washington was celebrated at Lincoln High School's Kenny Washington Memorial Game on the 75th anniversary of his historic signing with the Rams. In 1946, the Los Angeles Rams & Kenny Washington broke the color barrier in the NFL when he became one of the first black players to be signed by an NFL team in the modern era.

Los Angeles Rams ILB Troy Reeder shares the story of Danny Feltwell, his college football team's "B+ Hero", who survived childhood cancer and has become Reeder's friend turned family.

Professional Skateboarder Paul Rodriguez joins comedian Jay Mendoza to talk how he got started, his clothing line Primitive & having the Rams back in Los Angeles.

To celebrate home opener week, the Los Angeles Rams celebrated with the Inglewood Unified School District & our Certified #RamsHouse businesses by giving out t-shirts and gift cards to fans in the community.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods visits LA Sanitation's water reclamation facility to learn about the process of water sanitation in this episode of My Neck of the Woods powered by Castrol

Los Angeles Rams WR Robert Woods visits Stephanie Choi & Jennifer Silbert, founders of Rewilder an upcycling design lab, to learn how to repurpose his old No. 17 jersey to minimize its environmental impact. Check out the many ways his jersey was used in this episode of My Neck of the Woods powered by Castrol.