The Eagles and Fanatics teamed up to host four Make-A-Wish kids and their families at the NovaCare Complex on Friday.

The Eagles hosted Bringing Hope Home guests impacted by cancer for a puppy yoga class as a part of the NFL's Crucial Catch initiative.

Saquon Barkley served Children's Hospital of Philadelphia patients as part of the Little Caesars Love Kitchen event at Lincoln Financial Field on Tuesday evening.

In partnership with 9/11 Day, the Eagles hosted a meal-packing event at Lincoln Financial Field where thousands of volunteers packed nearly 850,000 meals in remembrance of the events of September 11, 2001.

During pregame warmups for Saturday's preseason home finale against the Cleveland Browns, Eagles players sported A Fan of Change T-shirts in support of the team's efforts to break down the barriers to opportunity and shine a spotlight on the playmakers who are making a difference in the community. Learn more at afanofchange.com.

The Eagles organization gathered at FDR Park in South Philadelphia near the team's headquarters and stadium to plant trees in commemoration of Earth Day.

Building upon the team's End Philly Gun Violence initiative, the Eagles have launched the next phase of their fully integrated A Fan of Change campaign. Entitled Join the Team, this year's campaign, in partnership with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Center for Violence Prevention, highlights the social justice grant recipients, community members, Eagles players, and fans who are all channeling their energy to inspire change.

My Cause My Cleats celebrates the positive impact that players have made in communities across America and provides players with an opportunity to highlight the cause-related work they are passionate about on the field.

The Eagles and Committee of Seventy, a nonpartisan civic leadership group, visited the South Philadelphia High School polling place on Tuesday, November 5. The pop-up activates NFL Votes, a nonpartisan initiative that encourages voter education, registration, and activation nationwide.

To help the patients at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia get into the Halloween spirit, the Eagles' Rookie Class spent Monday celebrating with the young kids who are unable to trick or treat this year. They played games, decorated masks, and shared plenty of smiles and laughs.

Tuesday marked the 50th anniversary of the founding of Ronald McDonald House Charities! The Eagles, who helped inspire the first Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia, celebrated with dinner and a game night. Eagles players Oren Burks, Cooper DeJean, Tanner McKee, and Ben VanSumeren were joined by the Eagles Cheerleaders and SWOOP.

October 15 marks the 50th anniversary of the first Ronald McDonald House, which opened on Spruce Street in Philadelphia thanks to a collaboration between the Eagles and McDonald's. Now, there are more than 375 Ronald McDonald Houses around the world.