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Steelers support Puerto Rico relief efforts

Oct 04, 2017 at 07:59 AM

PITTSBURGH – The Pittsburgh Steelers are donating $25,000 to support the relief efforts in Puerto Rico, it was announced today.

The Steelers' donation will be made through the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Pirates Charities. The Pirates organized a week-long, relief effort for Puerto Rico this past week to help those in need who suffered from hurricane damage recently.

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