A tragic incident occurred when a volunteer at the World Cup in Los Angeles, California, lost his life after being hit by a suspected drunk driver near the SoFi Stadium. Aaron Avery, a 22-year-old man, was fatally injured while walking home from his second shift at the stadium, suffering severe brain trauma among other injuries. Despite medical efforts, he passed away in the hospital.
The sudden death of Aaron has deeply saddened his family, who described him as caring and dedicated. To cover end-of-life expenses, medical bills, and funeral costs, his family initiated a GoFundMe page with a goal of $20,000, already raising over $11,000.
Reports indicate that Aaron’s organs, including his heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys, were donated after his passing, potentially saving up to eight lives. The GoFundMe organizer, Kim Hill, highlighted Aaron’s commitment to community service and his pride in volunteering at the FIFA Soccer World Cup 2026. She emphasized the financial challenges faced by his family and requested support from the community through donations to honor Aaron’s memory.
Those willing to contribute can access the donation page by clicking the provided link. The tragic loss of Aaron has left his loved ones with significant financial burdens, and any assistance is appreciated to help them during this difficult time.