Rams star Cooper Kupp's wife shares grateful update as couple steps up to support LA Fire Department

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp's wife, Anna Kupp, appreciated all her supporters as the couple continued to give back to their local heroes, the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Posting a photo of Cooper Kupp's back view, Anna showed the WR wearing a unique t-shirt with a bold red graphic featuring fire trucks and the stylized letters "LA."

"These turned out so good. Can't wait for you all to get them. Thank you again for supporting the heroes of the Los Angeles Fire Department with us," read the caption of the IG Story.

Anna Kupp thanked her supporters for backing the efforts of the LA Fire Department. (Credits: IG/ @annamariekupp)

Sales from these t-shirts will support the LAFD, which is working diligently to combat the ongoing wildfires.

The official Instagram page of Dodo Coffee Company, a coffee brand founded by Anna Kupp and Cooper Kupp, posted about the “LA on our Heart” tee on Jan. 17.

"In the wake of recent events, we keep LA on our hearts as the firefighters carry the weight of the city on their backs. LA on our Heart” tee is available to pre-order for a limited time," the caption read. "100% of net proceeds will go directly to the LAFD Foundation to help offset their recent efforts. The pre-order sale will last until 1/22. Cooper and Anna Kupp have graciously agreed to double our contribution and we thank them for their generosity," read the social media post.

That said, Los Angeles County still has three major active fires.

"The Hughes fire is now 87 percent contained, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department," the New York Times said. "Crews also made progress on the Palisades fire, which is now 81 percent contained, while containment of the Eaton fire has held at 95 percent."

However, dangerous Santa Ana winds are expected to return. It could trigger the growth of these fires and start new ones.

Cooper Kupp made a generous donation to support the Los Angeles Fire Department during the wildfires

On Jan. 18, Cooper Kupp pledged his support as the wildfires continued ravaging LA. He committed to matching up to $500,000 in donations to the LAFD and the Pasadena Community Foundation.

He aimed to raise an additional $1 million for relief efforts desperately needed to combat the ongoing disaster.

The initiative, which the NFL WR launched in partnership with his wife Anna, was inspired by the generosity of the McVay and Whitworth families, who previously donated $400,000 to kickstart the fundraising efforts.