Philadelphia Eagles | A Fan of Change

Roseman and Hurts both participated in a Q&A session.

Through the Fan of Change initiative, the Eagles partnered with Mighty Writers to empower students. One former member explains the impact it had – and continues to have – on her.

The Eagles launch their multi-faceted campaign to highlight community members making an impact and inspire fans to join the team.

Garry Mills' Shoot Basketballs NOT People highlights the benefits of applying for a grant from the Eagles Social Justice Fund.

Learn how Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Center for Violence Prevention, Rock to the Future, and Shoot Basketballs NOT People have made a change in the area.

Hinton is the Executive Director of PA Youth Vote and President of the Norristown National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

The social justice grant recipients will be highlighted in a new digital branding campaign launched by the Eagles entitled, Join the Team.

Violence prevention organizations, survivors, community leaders, law enforcement, and government officials including representatives from the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention spoke to supporters at Lincoln Financial Field on Monday.

The Eagles spotlight the unheralded work of nonprofit organizations like ACHIEVEability that are transforming the City of Philadelphia.

Several organizations are tackling the root causes of gun violence.

In Philadelphia, gun violence continues to be a major concern and has disproportionately affected underserved communities of color

Through the Eagles Social Justice Fund, over $400,000 is being awarded to nine local nonprofits that support violence prevention.

Team unveils 'A Fan of Change' media campaign to inspire hope across the city.

Friday marks National Gun Violence Awareness Day. The team will wear and auction orange-themed practice shirts to benefit two Philadelphia-based organizations – Frontline Dads and Mothers In Charge.

The Philadelphia Eagles are launching a targeted, multilayered anti-gun violence campaign in conjunction with area-based nonprofits and the City of Philadelphia.

The nonprofit mentors men between the ages of 18-35 who are the most likely people to be victims or perpetrators of gun violence.

The Eagles' A Fan of Change campaign is designed to highlight the dedication of community members and our players who are channeling their energy to inspire change in our region. While we acknowledge that there is much work still ahead of us, this year's campaign shines a spotlight on volunteers at several nonprofits in our region and those that they are serving and highlights the benefits for everyone involved in that service.

In honor of #GVSurvivorsWeek, we recognize the many unheralded nonprofits working to be A Fan of Change here in Philadelphia.