The Chargers honored Hailey Morinico as their Hometown Hero for Week 17 of the 2021 NFL season. When a bear came into her backyard and got too close to her family's dogs, Hailey pushed the bear off the ledge to save them. Presented by Grant Thornton.

The Chargers honored Neveah Henrich as their Hometown Hero for Week 15 of the 2021 NFL season. Neveah helped save the life of her friend's mother after she began choking by instructing those around her how to do the Heimlich maneuver until first responders arrived. Presented by Grant Thornton.

The Chargers honored Bodie Chapman as their Hometown Hero for Week 14 of the 2021 NFL season. Bodie saved the life of a senior citizen who was unconscious after a car crash by performing CPR until paramedics arrived. Presented by Grant Thornton.

The Chargers honored Deputy Sheriff Justin Reed as their Hometown Hero for Week 11 of the NFL season. Justin rescued a woman from a car accident moments before the car burst into flames.

The Chargers honored Koz Khosravani as their Hometown Hero for Week 10 of the NFL season. Koz rescued a woman who was lost at sea for 12 hours.

The Chargers honored Raimen Horn as their Hometown Hero for Week 5 of the 2021 NFL season. Raimen risked his life to save a woman from being stabbed at a youth football game.

The Chargers honored Guy Philippe as their Hometown Hero for Week 4 of the 2021 NFL season. Guy risked his life to save his neighboring family when their home exploded.

For their final Hometown Hero of the 2020 NFL season, the Chargers honored Keisha Daniels for her work with Sisters of Watts, a nonprofit that's dedicated to serving underprivileged communities in Southern California, and especially for all her efforts through Sisters of Watts to provide relief to these communities during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The Chargers honored Philip Ingram as their Hometown Hero for Week 14. Philip currently is an EVS tech at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach and directly assists and supports the frontline workers helping battle the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in their day-to-day activities.

The Chargers Honored Battalion Chief Eddie Sell as their Hometown Hero in Week 11. Eddie has served on the Long Beach Firefighters Association as a director and now volunteers as a Southern Director for CSFA. Eddie has responded to large scale incidents throughout his career including wildfires, high-rise fires, civil unrest, mass casualty incidents, technical rescues, hazardous materials incidents, and the COVID-19 pandemic that has affected our world.

The Chargers honored Merging Vets & Players (MVP) member, Jamal Ali as their Hometown Hero in Week 10 for his volunteer work alongside fellow veterans on programs supporting rescue animals, promoting mental health awareness, and using physical activities such as surfing as a way to stay connected to the veteran community.

The Chargers honored Dr. January Lopez, a physician and radiologist, as their Hometown Hero in Week 7 for her tireless work in treating breast cancer patients and raising awareness for breast cancer screening and prevention.