Patrick Mahomes, Deshaun Watson donate meals to frontline workers in Houston, Kansas City

The quarterbacks of the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans are doing some good ahead of Week 1.

The NFL has teamed up with Postmates as their official on-demand delivery partner for the 2020 NFL season. They’ll sponsor events such as the Super Bowl, Pro Bowl and 2021 NFL Draft.

As a way to kick off the NFL season and their new partnership with Postmates, Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans quarterbacks are doing something special. Both Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson have donated meals to frontline workers. Mahomes sent meals to Houston and Watson sent meals to Kansas City.

Mahomes’ foundation 15 and the Mahomies delivered meals from Cool Runnings Jamaican Grill to healthcare workers at the Ben Taub Hospital. Watson used Postmates to deliver meals from Niecies Restaurant to healthcare workers at Truman Medical Center.

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“People across the country aren’t just ready to order their favorite gameday foods, they are eagerly awaiting the return of football. While most fans won’t be able to physically go to the game, this partnership with the NFL allows us to bring the gameday experience, and a few surprises throughout the season, directly to fans,” said Eric Edge, Postmates SVP for Marketing & Communications, in an NFL press release.

“Fans will be watching NFL football this season from their couch more than ever before, so teaming up with Postmates as the first official on-demand food delivery partner of the NFL was a perfect combination,” said Nana-Yaw Asamoah, Vice President of Business Development for the NFL. “We’re excited for Postmates to deliver gameday food favorites and special surprises to our fans’ doorsteps throughout the year.”

This is a pretty great show of solidarity from Mahomes, Watson and the NFL to support the healthcare workers in this country that continue to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a great touch of sportsmanship to have Mahomes send meals to Houston and Watson send meals to Kansas City.

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Sixers to donate 2,500 meals to frontline workers at Children’s Hospital

The Philadelphia 76ers will donate 2,500 meals to frontline workers at the Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia 76ers continue to step up and help others in their community during this global pandemic. As Tobias Harris, Ben Simmons, and others step up and do their part, the organization continues to make strides in helping the frontline workers.

The Sixes announced on Monday that they are teaming up with The GIANT Company on a joint initiative called “Feeding the Frontlines”. They will be donating through Off Their Plate–a grassroots organization that delivers nutritious meals to frontline workers–to donate 2,500 meals to frontline workers at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

“We are grateful to The GIANT Company for joining us in our mission to support both our healthcare heroes who tirelessly serve the community day and night, as well as the local restaurants which continue to prepare and provide meals in the most challenging of times,” said Sixers Chief Marketing Officer Katie O’Reilly per a press release. “We hope our efforts will continue to fuel the heroism in our city and inspire others to support those who need it most.”

This is yet another example of the Sixers stepping up in this time of need. It’s great to see big organizations such as this one help others. [lawrence-related id=32751,32745,32738]