The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise on Friday to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were at Dodger Stadium, SoFi Stadium and BMO Stadium. Impacted residents with proof of residency in evacuated ZIP codes were eligible to attend. Those who attend were also be able to collect personal hygiene kits, school supplies, sneakers and more items. Last week, Fanatics, professional leagues and L.A. sports organizations launched the “LA Strong” collection of T-shirts and sweatshirts, with all proceeds benefiting the L.A. Fire Department Foundation and the American Red Cross. Fans can visit fanatics.com/lastrong to purchase the items and support communities in need. L.A. sports teams earlier pledged more than $8 million in donations. The combined donations of the Dodgers, Angels, Rams, Chargers, Lakers, Clippers, Sparks, Kings, Ducks, Galaxy, LAFC and Angel City FC will benefit the American Red Cross, Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, California Fire Foundation, Eaton Canyon Fire Relief and Recovery Fund, World Central Kitchen, California Community Foundation Wildfire Recovery Fund, Team Rubicon and various local animal rescue organizations, the Dodgers said. The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. Food Forward a nonprofit organization that brings fresh surplus fruits and vegetables to people experiencing food insecurity was giving out bags of fresh fruit. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. Food Forward a nonprofit organization that brings fresh surplus fruits and vegetables to people experiencing food insecurity was giving out bags of fresh fruit. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Joshua Palmer signs an autograph for a fan outside Sofi Stadium. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. Rams mascot Rampage was helping hand out clothes. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) Show Caption1 of 8The L.A. area’s 12 professional sports organizations, in conjunction with Fanatics and the Fanatics Foundation, distributed $3 million worth of merchandise today to area residents who were forced out of their homes due to the area wildfires. The distribution events were held Sofi Stadium, Dodger Stadium, and BMO Stadium. Food Forward a nonprofit organization that brings fresh surplus fruits and vegetables to people experiencing food insecurity was giving out bags of fresh fruit. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer) Expand In the weeks and months ahead, individual teams will also unveil their own relief initiatives, the Dodgers said. On Friday, NASCAR announced it has partnered with Fanatics to offer NASCAR-branded “LA Strong” merchandise to benefit the Red Cross and L.A. Fire Department Foundation. The merchandise is available at https://store.nascar.com/c-15941?_s=BM-NAScom-social-1080×1920-NASCAR-LA-Strong-1.15.25. Related Articles News | LA County renters who take in people displaced by wildfires granted some eviction protections News | Here’s where victims of the Los Angeles-area wildfires can get help News | Eaton fire victim Evelyn McClendon loved faith, family and scary movies News | Amid fire recovery, lessons may linger from Riordan’s ‘say-sorry-later’ Northridge quake mantra News | Arthur Simoneau, who lived for the great outdoors, killed in Palisades fire at home he built