Bradley Bozeman Chargers Food Packing Event

The Chargers spent Tuesday night in Charlotte giving back to the local community.

Center Bradley Bozeman, who joined the Bolts this offseason, spent the past two seasons with the Panthers and made an indelible impact in Carolina.

With the Chargers in town for the week, Bozeman kept up the good work by recruiting dozens of teammates, coaches and staff or a food packing event at the Second Harvest Food Bank.

“It’s so amazing, all the guys came out to support … I feel so supported and so loved,” Bozeman said. “I can’t thank them enough for coming out.”

Bozeman later added: “Just knowing they have my back and support us, it’s so great. We’re so blessed.”

Kay Carter, the CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, said her group jumped at the chance to work with Bozeman and his wife, Nikki, again.

“They wanted to pack so we were like, ‘Heck yeah, let’s do it.’ We’re super excited to have the team and Coach Harbaugh, but we were just super excited to see Bradley,” Carter said.

With Harbaugh and Chargers GM Joe Hortiz lending a hand, the Chargers crew packed 1,500 boxes in an apparent record time of 26 minutes.

“It’s the fastest we’ve ever done,” Bozeman said. “We’re setting records everywhere.”

Carter added: “I think Coach Harbaugh’s table won.”