L.A. Rams hold mobile food drive at SoFi Stadium
The event is one of several the L.A. Rams have organized to aid community service.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KABC) Thousands of families are getting a little bit of help to put food on the table at a mobile food drive in the parking lot at SoFi stadium.
The mobile food drive is the third one this year organized by the L.A. Rams, the L.A. Regional Food Bank and L.A County. Organizers estimate that they will feed about 25,000 families. It s just a tremendous opportunity to be out here feeding all those families in need, especially with the pandemic going on. We re just very fortunate to bring light to all the families today, said Rams cheerleader Yalissa C.
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well, you know, i m not trying to take him to task for some of the things he may have remembered incorrectly. you know, that happens to people. i just did an autobiographical documentary, and it was hard for me to remember every fact in my life correctly. so i m not going to be on his case for that. i m just trying to focus in on what he says his policies might be and say that some of them most of them don t make any sense. so as you mention, there is a new hbo documentary out about your life, your conversion to islam, your incredible rise to stardom as a young man even in the eighth grade you became nationally known. when you think about what he s meant to l.a. sports and what he s meant to the nba and what he meant to young players like myself, it s off the charts. and so i m just happy that i got
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