Dodgers Hold Fundraiser To Help Injured Giants Fan
LOS ANGELES (CBS) — The Los Angeles Dodgers are holding a fundraiser for San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow, who was attacked by two men at Dodger Stadium after the Opening Day game on March 31.
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Donations, which will go to a trust fund established by Stow's family to benefit him and his children, will be accepted at Dodger Stadium's Parking Lot 1 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday.
Cash, as well as checks made out to the "Bryan Stow Fund," will be accepted. Contributions can also be made via PayPal and at sfpcu.org.
A $150,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Stow's attackers, who authorities have pointed out "are not real Dodger fans."
CBS2's Kirk Hawkins reports that the San Francisco Giants have added additional security for Monday night's game at AT&T Park after messages posted online have called on Giants fans to retaliate against Dodgers fans.
To donate to the "Bryan Stow Fund" online, log onto support4bryanstow.com or the SF Police Credit Union which provides financial support for first responders.
PayPal donations with a credit card are also being accepted. To do so, log in and selecting the "Send Money" option, then "Personal," and finally "Gift" with the recipient: stowdonations@gmail.com <mailto:stowdonations@gmail.com.
