"It's amazing to see that the Chargers want to be very intentional on how they're supporting us, supporting UCLA Health and our patients beyond just cancer."

Check out the scenes from SoFi Stadium when the Chargers supported the Crucial Catch Initiative during their week 8 matchup against the Saints.

As part of the NFL's Crucial Catch initiative, the Chargers recount stories of people in their lives who have been affected by cancer in order to spread awareness of early detection.

UCLA Health cancer survivors and thrivers who have undergone or are currently in treatment for various types including prostate, breast, lung and colorectal cancer – along with their families and caregivers – had the opportunity to tour The Bolt and participate in a meet and greet with the team post-practice to bring awareness to all forms of cancer diagnosis.

The Bolts continue a long-standing tradition of raising awareness about early detection and providing support to cancer survivors through Sunday's "Crucial Catch" game presented by UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center

The Los Angeles Chargers hosted a special, hour-long breathwork session on the field at The Bolt for UCLA Health Jonnson Comprehensive Cancer Center patients and survivors. Participants had the opportunity to engage in mindful and relaxing breathwork with Chargers K Cameron Dicker, WR Brenden Rice, and Sarah Harbaugh, wife of Head Coach Jim Harbaugh. This event helped foster a sense of community, relaxation, and self-care for participants, while celebrating their strength and resilience.

Check out the scenes from in and around SoFi Stadium as the Chargers organization supports breast cancer awareness and early detection through league-wide Crucial Catch initiative at Week 6's primetime matchup

The Chargers partnered with Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation to host the team's sixth annual Halloween Trick-or-Treat Trail through the practice facility at Hoag Performance Center. Pediatric cancer patients and their families were invited on a Safari-themed adventure and were joined by Chargers players Michael Davis and Cameron Dicker as well as Chargers Pup River and 10 adoptable puppies from Wallis Annenberg PetSpace for a memorable Halloween evening.