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LOS ANGELES RAMS HEAD COACH SEAN McVAY MAKES $25,000 DONATION TO THE PLAY EQUITY FUND - Los Angeles Sentinel

  • Aug 12, 2020
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Los Angeles Rams Head Coach SEAN McVAY has donated $25,000 to the Play Equity Fund, it was announced today. McVay’s donation was used to purchase footballs, jump ropes and other supplies for local students who lack access to play equipment.

The post LOS ANGELES RAMS HEAD COACH SEAN McVAY MAKES $25,000 DONATION TO THE PLAY EQUITY FUND appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

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