NASCAR has joined with Los Angeles sports organizations and Fanatics to help raise much-needed funds for victims of the devastating wildfires and the first responders supporting the fight. Fans can now purchase NASCAR-branded LA Strong merchandise with all proceeds going to the American Red Cross and LA Fire Department Foundation.

For the past week, a collection of devastating wildfires have attacked the Los Angeles area. To show support and raise money for the cause, Fanatics is releasing the LA Strong collection, available for pre-order now.

As part of a collective of sports leagues, NASCAR is helping out LA wildfire relief efforts with a new line of merchandise. Fanatics is getting its league partners together to do good while also putting out a line of merch for fans.

The money will go to organizations like the American Red Cross, the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, World Central Kitchen and more.

Profits from LA Strong merchandise sales will be donated to the American Red Cross and the LA Fire Department Foundation.

As devastating wildfires ravage the Los Angeles area, the sports world is hoping to provide whatever help it can for those who have been impacted by the disaster. MLB, other major professional sports

Professional sports teams and Fanatics partner on a campaign to raise money for the American Red Cross and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.

The USC Trojans announced this weekend that they have teamed up with Fanatics and the Los Angeles sports community to help support all the people that have been

Many Los Angeles residents have fled their homes and lost everything to the fires. In a statement, Chargers owner Dean Spanos said the difficult circumstances have brought out the best in people. "While we're currently experiencing unprecedented conditions that seemingly cannot get any worse as we deal with multiple fires across our region,

The LA Kings today announced they had united along with 11 other local professional sports franchises to pledge a combined donation of more than $8 million to help those impacted by the recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles.