The San Francisco 49ers will donate $1 million to 'local and national organizations who are creating change,' CEO Jed York announced in a statement on Twitter on Saturday night, amid nationwide protests against discrimination and police brutality.
The San Francisco 49ers will donate $1 million to “local and national organizations who are creating change,” CEO Jed York announced in a statement on Twitter on Saturday night, amid nationwide protests against discrimination and police brutality.
York added that the team “is committing to support the legislative priorities of the Players Coalition,” an organization founded by NFL players in 2017 to oppose social injustice and racial inequality. “Nobody wants your money Jed,” he wrote. “We want justice. We’ve always wanted justice. Y’all are truly diluted.”
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