Check out the best photos from the 2024 Eagles Care Summit, held on March 7th. Designed to bring Philadelphia nonprofits together with a focus on capacity building.

SWOOP, Eagles Cheerleaders, and defensive tackle Moro Ojomo visited Stephen Girard Elementary School for a story hour with the school's C.A.R.E. (Compassionate, Accountable, Respectful, Engaged) award-winning students in grades K-4.

Jalen Hurts spent his Tuesday morning at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) where he hosted a game of BINGO, created arts and crafts, and signed autographs for the patients.

The NFL's My Cause My Cleats campaign, now in its eighth season, is an annual initiative that empowers players to showcase their commitment to the causes they support through creative artwork and custom designs on their game cleats.

The Eagles hosted a FLY:FWD sports bra distribution at Franklin Towne Charter High School on Tuesday, October 17. In addition, Girls Inc. held a health-and-wellness clinic to promote an encouraging, pro-girl environment. Eagles players Fred Johnson and Jordan Mailata, the Eagles Cheerleaders, and SWOOP supported the students.

The Eagles and Lincoln Financial Group welcomed children from Big Brothers Big Sisters International who are waiting to be paired with a big for a youth football clinic at the NovaCare Complex on Tuesday, September 19.

The Eagles hosted Military Appreciation Day at Training Camp on Sunday. The players showed their appreciation by autographing the special camo jerseys and giving them away after practice.

The third-annual Team 62 Fundraiser at Ocean Drive in Sea Isle City, New Jersey raised more than $375,000 for the Eagles Autism Foundation. Check out the scenes from the party of the summer.

The entire Eagles organization – from front office staff to coaches and players – transformed the Henry W. Lawton School in Northeast Philadelphia on Wednesday, June 7.

Championed by Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie, the Eagles Autism Challenge sets out to fund innovative research, drive scientific breakthroughs, and provide critical resources to create a major shift from awareness to action. One hundred percent of participant-raised funds from the team's signature charity event are invested into the autism research and care community, with more than $22 million raised in its six years.

Several Eagles took part in the American Heart Association's Hard Hats with Heart event at Citizens Bank Park, where they took their try at swinging for the fences.

The Philadelphia Eagles on April 20th were joined by partners and volunteers to celebrate Earth Day and Go Green by cleaning up FDR Park in South Philadelphia.