Denver Broncos Matching Funds for Hurricane Harvey

With the natural disaster of Hurricane Harvey hitting Houston, the Denver Broncos players are helping the cause and the organization is providing help too.

Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Houston, Texas on Saturday August 26th. The loss and damage that the city and surrounding areas have really impacted the city. The Denver Broncos are doing what they can in order to provide assistance. They want to help those that live where the hurricane struck.

Led by Denver Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders, the team has donated about $70,000 for relief efforts to those impacted by Hurricane Harvey’s damaging storm. The Denver Broncos helped out as well.

The team itself decided that it will match dollar for dollar all the money that was raised by the players of the team.

We all know Emmanuel Sanders played college football at Southern Methodist University. His connection to the state is perhaps what influenced him to lead the charge.

Von Miller, who played college football at Texas A&M, also helped to the cause.

It is awesome to see the Denver Broncos help contribute to an amazing cause. It is in times where football is the least important time. The effects of Hurricane Harvey have been very difficult to see. I know my heart goes out to all of those impacted negatively by the storm.

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The damage caused by the storm has been really tough to see. But it is amazing at how the various amount of help has come to the aid of those impacted.

If you would like to help out the victims of Hurricane Harvey, a simple donation could make all the difference. Together, we will help the city of Houston, Texas and all the surrounding areas affected by the storm by lending a hand out in their time of need.