The Miami Dolphins continue to combat the COVID-19 pandemic with charity.Owner Stephen Ro s and the Miami Dolphins Foundation on Wednesday announced a multi-million dollar commitment to providing food and jobs for the next year.Beginning June 1, the Dolphins' Khalen Saunders Jersey Food Relief Program will offer 1,000 meals each weekday out of Hard Rock Stadium. The Dolphins will also work with local churches, leadership and community groups to purchase food from restaurants and provide a minimum of 1,000 meals each Sunday to those dealing with food insecurity. The program will generate jobs and revenue for the local restaurant industry and employ guest services and security staff at the stadium."We are committed to combating food Tommy Townsend Jersey insecurity and helping to provide consistent employment as the first step in Nick Allegretti Jersey rebuilding our community, starting in Miami Gardens," Ro s said in the announcement. "We are thankful for the strength that our community has shown through this pandemic and it's our hope that this program will inspire others to give."Ro s and the organization will initially invest $2 million in the program and match up to an additional $1 million raised by the South Florida community and Dolphins fans worldwide. Individuals and busine ses that wish to participate in the match program can donate online at dolphins.com/meals."Unemployment is growing and a lot of people are suffering and need help," Dolphins CEO Harrison Butker Jersey Tom Garfinkel said in a statement. "It was important for us to start at home and help the most vulnerable in our community with a long-term commitment; not just a one-time event."On Tuesday, it will temporarily feature open-air theaters showcasing select Dolphins games and cla sic films, while also hosting commencement ceremonies and other events.Earlier Devon Key Jersey this month, Ro s provided a grant for several Dolphins alumni to serve free meals to first responders Armani Watts Jersey , community partners and vulnerable populations. The Dolphins also partnered with Truist to support local small busine s and provide meals to the South Florida community.In March, the Dolphins Foundation gave $500,000 to help meet critical needs for elderly and youth.