Arizona sports teams jointly released an #AllAZ video showing support for essential workers who keep the country running during the coronavirus outbreak.

The Arizona Cardinals had quite the response to a blood drive on Tuesday and have already filled out appointments for two more.

Arizona Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte passed around food and supplies in his hometown of Nizao, Dominican Republic and posted the video to Instagram.

“These are really tough times and it is important for me to do my part and help out both here in Arizona and back at home in New York,” Jones said.

Former pitcher and current Diamondbacks pitching strategist Dan Haren is selling his bobbleheads to raise money amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Sporting events have shuttered amid the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn’t mean the NCAA and its schools have stopped enforcing the rule of law.

The D-backs announced they will donate $550,000 to non-profit organizations that are helping "those most vulnerable" during the coronavirus outbreak.

Arizona Cardinals broadcaster Dave Pasch paid the rent of a Mesa woman off worked and encouraged those with the means to help others.

Hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open are providing $1 million in emergency funding to local charities in uncertain times caused by the coronavirus.

ESPN's Dave Pasch is seeing a loss of work hours first-hand with the cancellation of NCAA Tournaments. He's offering financial help to others in need.