The Los Angeles Rams are dedicated to becoming the greatest community partner in Los Angeles and highlighting leaders that are advocating for justice, addressing disparities, and inspiring change. In honor of this commitment and in memory of Kenny Washington (#13), the Rams launched the pLAymakers program to recognize 13 Angelenos annually who are committed to moving our city forward. Continuing the legacy of groundbreakers like Kenny and Woody Strode, each pLAymaker is defined by core values those men exemplified, including perseverance in the face of adversity, dedication to their goals and the Los Angeles community, fortitude through breaking barriers, and inspiring others around them to make a difference.
Meet our 2025 pLAymakers
Everett Glenn
Everett Glenn, CEO and Executive Director of Business of Student Success (BOSS), honored as a Rams "pLAymaker" for his work with under-resourced students.
Khalil Wadood is the commissioner of the Snoop Youth Football League (SYFL). It's a 501c3 non-profit organization that was founded by entertainment icon Snoop Dogg in 2005 to give inner-city children (ages 5-13) the opportunity to participate in youth football and cheer.
Jose Flores, a community manager at Google Code Next, was inspired by his parents to pursue a community-centered path. They immigrated to East Los Angeles and "worked tirelessly and sacrificed everything" so that Flores could have a better life.
Community engagement was always a big part of Ann Holland Stacy's family. As the senior manager of volunteerism at A Place Called Home, she gets to help facilitate that for herself and others.
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