N3on and Ryan Garcia car wash raises money for ICE-affected families
N3on, Ryan Garcia and Wendy and Evelyn Ortiz joined a Bellflower charity car wash for families affected by ICE, TMZ reported.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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N3on and Ryan Garcia turned a Saturday car wash in Bellflower into a public fundraiser for families affected by ICE, according to TMZ, with influencers Wendy and Evelyn Ortiz helping run the event as supporters drove through.
TMZ reported that its cameras were at the scene as N3on joined the wash line and scrubbed vehicles himself. In footage published by the outlet, the streamer wore a shirt reading “I.C.E OUT” while working alongside others at the charity stop.
Garcia arrived shortly after, according to TMZ, bringing a boxer’s touch to the curbside fundraiser: a championship belt over his shoulder. The outlet reported that he also made a cash donation at the event, handing over a visible stack of money for the cause.
What was the N3on Ryan Garcia car wash for?
The car wash was organized to benefit families affected by ICE, TMZ reported. ICE refers to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the federal agency involved in immigration enforcement and detention operations.
The event paired online celebrity power with a familiar neighborhood fundraiser format. Cars moved through while the Ortiz twins kept the effort going, according to TMZ, and people gathered to contribute.
No donation total was reported by TMZ, and the outlet did not identify specific families receiving support. The available footage focused on the public-facing scene: N3on washing cars, Garcia arriving with his belt, and the group collecting donations during the Bellflower event.
Who was at the Bellflower fundraiser?
TMZ identified the main participants as N3on, boxer Ryan Garcia, and influencers Wendy and Evelyn Ortiz. The outlet’s video showed N3on participating directly in the wash, while Garcia was filmed making a donation.
The appearance brought together two very different fan bases. N3on is known as a streamer, while Garcia is a professional boxer. At the Bellflower wash, according to TMZ, both were tied to the same effort: raising money for families impacted by immigration enforcement.
The Ortiz twins were also central to the day’s activity, with TMZ reporting that they helped keep the car wash moving as vehicles came through and supporters stopped by.
Garcia’s donation was the clearest financial moment shown in the footage, though TMZ did not specify the amount. The outlet described him peeling off cash and giving it to the fundraiser while the event continued around him.
For attendees, the draw was a mix of community aid and celebrity drop-in. For the families the fundraiser aimed to support, the event was presented by TMZ as a direct relief effort connected to the effects of ICE actions.
This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.