Do we even deserve our athletes? Much like the individuals who have been stepping up to the plate – pun intended – to do whatever they can to help the world in its time of need, even more good news is coming from collective teams, who know they can do even more together.

Here are some of our favorites so far.

Rams Raise Over $2 Million & Give Us a Laugh

The Los Angeles Rams got busy fundraising for the United Way and the Los Angeles Food Bank with a telethon last week. Their goal was $2 million, but they ultimately beat their own expectations with $2.3 raked in when they finished.

As a way of expression his thanks, the Rams chief operating officer Kevin Demoff got on Twitter to give their fans a good laugh by reading aloud the less than friendly tweets that have been coming in about the team's new logo.

Jokes aside, the new logo is here to stay...at least for now.

Rams fans, thanks to you we raised over $2.3m for ⁦@LAUnitedWay⁩ & ⁦@LAFoodBank⁩ during our ⁦@ABC7⁩ telethon. The deal was you raise $2m, I would read Mean Tweets about the logo. So here you go and thanks for helping Angelenos in need when it is needed the most! pic.twitter.com/HB6OTPzuRN

— Kevin Demoff (@kdemoff) April 3, 2020

Kings Transform Old Arena Into Temp Coronavirus Hospital

You never know when having two stadiums is going to come in handy. The Sacramento Kings’ upgraded to a new arena not too long ago, and their old arena, Sleep Train Arena, wouldn't exactly fit in the trash.

Last week, the Kings decided to turn it into a coronavirus surge hospital. They quickly got the help of the Department of Public Health and the US Army Corps of Engineers, who announced on Friday that they'd be joining forces to turn the empty arena into a field hospital.

Heartwarming Sports News Keeps Coming, Along with Donations, from Our Favorites

And the Kings are even going a massive step farther than that: owner Vivek Ranadivé announced a donation of $250,000 from the team, along with 100,000 medical masks, to health agencies and community organizations that are helping provide resources to vulnerable families.

Mike Tomlin’s Wife Takes One For the Team by Making 500 Masks a Week

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Our healthcare workers always have our backs so now it’s time to have theirs! We have made 300 face masks to donate to Allegheny Health Network. Once more supplies arrive, we will continue making masks and add surgical caps. Tag 3 healthcare workers below and thank them for what they do. We will pick 3 healthcare workers to receive a $50 gift card to a local business of their choice! Special thanks to @little_black_dress_studio and @theironhorsepgh for stepping up for the healthcare community as well. We’re all in this together! Full story can be found using the link in our bio.

A post shared by Kiya Tomlin (@kiyatomlin) on Mar 27, 2020 at 8:02am PDT

Kiya Tomlin is the wife of Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, but she's also a fashion designer. She's been keeping busy by sewing 500 masks a week with her staff to provide for hospital staff around the country – making her the real MVP in the family right now.