Redskins Owner Sends Planes Full Of Supplies, Players To Haiti & Bahamas After Hurricane Matthew

The Washington Redskins used a touchdown to help them beat the Ravens on Sunday and are now using another touchdown to help those affected by Hurricane Matthew – this time on a runway.

After the category 4 storm ravaged the Caribbean leaving almost 1,000 dead in Haiti alone, Redskins owner Dan Snyder sent two planes loaded with food, medical, and other supplies to Haiti and the Bahamas.

Redskins owners Dan and Tanya Snyder flew a plane full of goods to the Bahamas yesterday to provide relief to Hurricane Matthew victims. pic.twitter.com/cvSzoOEAnU

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) October 9, 2016

Also on the plane, two Pierre Garçon and Ricky Jean Francois, tow of his players both of Haitian descent.

Mr. Dan Snyder and the @redskins training staff providing Haiti with much needed medical supplies that we will hand deliver today in Haiti to @medishare4haiti (Me and Ricky Jean Francois) #PrayForHaiti #HTTR (repost to spread the word Haiti needs it)

A video posted by Pierre Garcon (@pierregarcon) on Oct 10, 2016 at 6:09am PDT

#HTTR

A photo posted by Pierre Garcon (@pierregarcon) on Oct 10, 2016 at 6:55am PDT

Beyond the tragic loss of life, thousands of homes have been destroyed, leaving a believed 350,000 people in need of assistance.