The Los Angeles Dodgers announced Friday that the team is pledging $1 million in direct financial assistance to immigrant families affected by recent events in the region.
The announcement was made in coordination with the City of Los Angeles and shared via the team’s official X account.
According to the team’s statement, the funds are intended to assist families of immigrants who have been impacted by ongoing developments in the city.
The Dodgers also stated that additional community efforts will be announced in the coming days, although details have not yet been released.
Stan Kasten, the Dodgers’ President and CEO, issued a statement explaining the team’s decision.
He said the events taking place in Los Angeles have had widespread effects, impacting thousands of residents across the area. Kasten added that the organization had heard calls for them to take leadership and act on behalf of affected individuals.
“We believe that by committing resources and taking action, we will continue to support and uplift the communities of Greater Los Angeles,” Kasten stated.
He emphasized the importance of using the team’s platform to address the needs of the local population during challenging times, per Breitbart News.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass also