Jonah Antonio is donating to help the firefighters of Australia

January 7, 2020 Tyler Bischoff ESPN Las Vegas, UNLV

UNLV guard Jonah Antonio is an Australian native. So he has started a Go Fund Me page to donate to the New South Wales Rual Fire Service, who are currently fighting the fires in Australia.

More than 20 people have reportedly died, along with an estimation of over half a million animals in the Australian fires that have decimated over 10 million acres.

Antonio is personally donating $5 for every three pointer he makes in Mountain West play.

If you would like to donate, click here.

Plus you can listen to Jonah Antonio on Technically Correct below.

Author: Tyler Bischoff

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