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Shedeur Sanders just arrived in Cleveland, but he’s already making a big impact off the field.

The Browns rookie quarterback hosted a fundraiser this past weekend to support families affected by a deadly apartment fire. The fire broke out last month at Rainbow Terrace Apartments in Cleveland’s Garden Valley neighborhood, leaving several people displaced and grieving.

Sanders partnered with local businesses and community leaders to pull off the event. It included live music, food trucks, and a silent auction. Proceeds went directly to the victims’ families.

“It’s not just about football,” Sanders said at the event. “It’s about lifting each other up when it matters most.”

The tragedy hit home for many in Cleveland. The fire claimed multiple lives and destroyed nearly 50 units. Sanders said once he heard about it, he knew he had to act.

Social media lit up with praise for the young QB, with many fans calling him “wise beyond his years.”

As he prepares for his rookie season, Sanders is showing what it means to be a leader. He’s using his platform for real change in the community.

Shedeur’s presence in Cleveland already feels bigger than football.

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Shedeur Sanders Hosts Garden Valley Fundraiser After Deadly Fire  was originally published on wzakcleveland.com