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Chargers hold “First Down for First Books” event for kids

On Wednesday, the Chargers held their “First Down for First Books” event at the Challengers Boys and Girls Club in Los Angeles. After reading a book about raising a service puppy, the kids were greeted by a very special four-legged guest. CBSLA’s Chris Hayre has more.

By CBS Los Angeles , in Los Angeles , at May 27, 2022

original article published at https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/video/chargers-hold-first-down-for-first-books-event-for-kids/

On Wednesday, the Chargers held their “First Down for First Books” event at the Challengers Boys and Girls Club in Los Angeles. After reading a book about raising a service puppy, the kids were greeted by a very special four-legged guest. CBSLA’s Chris Hayre has more.

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