PITTSBURGH — Super Bowl champion Aaron Donald gave back to his alma mater, donating $200,000 to the University of Pittsburgh’s football program.
Donald, who also played football at Penn Hills High School, earned a Super Bowl ring this year with the Los Angeles Rams.
Pitt Football announced on Tuesday that Donald made his donation to the Pitt Football Championship Fund.
Donations to the fund, according to Pitt, assist the football program “with vital facility enhancements, recruiting, team functions, and the success of our student-athletes on the field and in the classroom.”
THANK YOU, Aaron Donald 🐐
— Pitt Football (@Pitt_FB) February 22, 2022
On #PittDayofGiving, @AaronDonald97 has made to a $200,000 donation to the Pitt Football Championship Fund 🏆
Join AD in supporting Pitt Football:https://t.co/feFlwI0jrc#H2P » #PDoG22 pic.twitter.com/4kkjc7w220
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