FanDuel & Bussin' With The Boys Present $25k Donation To Urban League of St Louis For Tornado Relief

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11 June, 2025

FanDuel, America's premier gaming company, in partnership with popular podcast Bussin’ With The Boys, today announced a $25,000 donation to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis to support tornado relief efforts following the devastating storm that struck the region on May 16, 2025.

Missouri-native and former NFL player Will Compton was joined by his NFL teammate Taylor Lewan to present the donation to the President and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Michael McMillan at the organization's headquarters. Will and Taylor are co-hosts of Bussin’ With The Boys and FanDuel partners. The funds FanDuel donated will directly support the Urban League's ongoing tornado relief operations, which have already assisted more than 3,000 families affected by the disaster.

Watch announcement here: https://x.com/BussinWTB/status/1932903735354929373

This is FanDuel’s second donation to St. Louis tornado relief. On Friday, June 6, FanDuel TV’s Kay Adams, joined FanDuel Sports Network Midwest’s recent St. Louis Cardinals broadcast to announce a separate $25,000 donation to Cardinals Care to support relief efforts in St. Louis for those impacted by the devastating tornado.

Fans can visit ULSTL.com to join FanDuel in supporting Urban League and their tornado relief efforts.

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