NFL owners are doing their part to help relieve those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following donations by Carolina Panther owner David Tepper and Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank's family foundation announced nearly $5.4 million in funding for immediate and long-term recovery assistance amid the pandemic. 

“As a Family Foundation we have always believed that it is the power of many that will make the greatest impact on the most pressing issues in our society,” Blank said in a statement. “This is that moment – to join together to truly harness the power of all of us to address a challenge that knows no boundaries and has no precedent in our lifetimes.”

Blank's foundation will grant $5 million to the Greater Atlanta COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund established by United Way of Greater Atlanta and Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. This new fund is focused on serving the immediate needs of economically vulnerable populations who are suddenly facing a gap in support, and funds will go to nonprofit organizations that address food insecurity, housing stability, medical supports and childcare, among other pressing concerns.

Earlier on Friday, Tepper announced a $1 million donation on Friday to help Charlotte-area hospitals dealing with the coronavirus, while Ross pledged a half-million dollars toward South Florida relief.

“This is obviously an unprecedented situation that is affecting everyone; and affecting some people a lot more than others. We want to help those who are most vulnerable and those right here in our backyard,” Dolphins CEO Tom Garfinkel said in statement. “We will continue to monitor the situation with our community partners and strongly encourage everyone to stay home and follow the CDC guidelines. We will get through this together.”

Ross' funds will support meal programs for Broward County Public Schools and Miami-Dade County Public Schools, relief efforts led by churches in Miami Gardens and to bolster programs from Feeding South Florida to provide access to food for underserved populations in the area.

Tepper's donation will be split between the Atrium Health Foundation, which will receive $650,000, and the Novant Health Foundation, which will receive $350,000.