NFL
Four championship teams have shown their charitable side by providing significant financial aid to contribute to the victims of the hurricane.
NFL
The National Football League has taken a step forward in the face of the situation that is being experienced by the passage of Hurricane Ida by the USA. The damage from the torrential rains that have fallen in several North American cities caused several teams in the league to show their charitable side to offer a helping hand.
The situation generated a response in some players who did not hesitate to make a donation to help the victims, as is the case of the runner of the Tampa Bay BuccaneersLeonard Fournette, who donated $ 100,000 as a contribution to the victims, some teams decided to follow suit.
Thus, four of the 32 organizations that make up the NFL They have come together to make a contribution to help the victims that Ida is leaving behind. In addition to the teams, which each have contributed a million dollars, the league has also done its bit to help.
Who donated $ 1 million?
So far only four of the 32 teams in the NFL they have made a donation. Among those who have spoken are the New Orleans Saints, a team from one of the cities that have been most affected by the passage of Ida, which in addition to the disasters that it has caused forced the team to change its headquarters for the start of the season.
Just as the Saints contributed a million dollars to the list, so do the Atlanta Falcons, the Carolina panthers and the Baltimore Ravens. This good gesture of these four teams could be replicated in the rest of the organizations that make up the National Football League.
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