It's Eagles Everywhere as fans invaded the Goldwood Pub in London. The first of two Eagles Pep Rallies featured Eagles legends Brian Westbrook and Jay Ajayi, SWOOP, and the Eagles Cheerleaders! American Airlines provided exclusive access and a private VIP section, while Visit PA offered fans a chance to win a special trip to Pennsylvania.

Astronaut (and Eagles fan) Christina Koch received a hero's welcome as an Honorary Captain against the Rams. After Sunday's game, the Artemis II crew member spent time with Eagles rookies, as well as science students from the Franklin Institute on Monday.

During the NFL season, the Eagles host events in the community featuring players, Eagles Cheerleaders, SWOOP, and more. Check out photos of Eagles in the Community so far this season!

On October 2nd, six new rookies joined the Eagles family. Eagles fans part of the Make-A-Wish foundation signed contracts with General manager Howie Roseman, explored the Eagles' locker room, toured Lincoln Financial Field and the Jefferson Health Training Complex, and met Eagles players after practice.

At Lincoln Financial Field, over 2,200 volunteers came together to pack 1 million meals for 9/11 Day's national "UNIITE For Good" initiative. Toyota is the Title Sponsor for two of the three Eagles volunteer shifts. The event is supported by Toyota, ACME, FMC, West, BetRivers, Comcast/NBC Sports Philly, Independence Blue Cross, Johnson Kendall Johnson, AAA, American Airlines, Attalon, Chickie's & Pete's, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Crown Royal, Essity, Firstrust Bank, Frito, Hoffman's, IBEW98, Jefferson Health, Lincoln Financial, McDonald's, Nouryon, NRG, Philadelphia Insurance, Rita's Water Ice, Tokio Marine Group, Wawa, and Wipfli.

The Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders and Eagles Drumline performed on the world stage at "Philadelphia Stadium" leading up to Saturday's Round of 16.

Photos from Jason Kelce's 6th annual Team 62 Ocean Drive celebrity bartending event in Sea Isle City, raising money for the Eagles Autism Foundation on Wednesday, June 24. Preceding the Team 62 fundraiser, a family-friendly event hosted by the Eagles Autism Foundation was held at Excursion Park, featuring fun activities such as an all abilities football clinic, beach-side yoga, Cheer, and a Drumline clinic for guests of all abilities.

On Wednesday, June 3, the entire Eagles organization joined together to revitalize the Anna B. Day Elementary School in Northwest Philadelphia for the 29th Eagles Playground Build.

The Eagles Girls Flag Football League, presented by Gatorade, crowned the New Jersey and Pennsylvania champions on Monday, May 18 at the Jefferson Health Training Complex. Williamstown won the New Jersey title for the first time, while Gwynedd Mercy became the first Pennsylvania team to repeat as state champs.

Championed by Philadelphia Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie, the 9th annual Eagles Autism Challenge presented by Lincoln Financial is the team's annual cycling and 5K run/walk event dedicated to raising funds for innovative autism research and care programs. Starting and finishing at Lincoln Financial Field, the Eagles Autism Challenge features the Wawa Hoagie 10-Mile Ride, the FreedomPay 5K Run/Walk, and the West Sensory Walk.

The Eagles hosted Huddle Up for Autism on Sunday, visiting four locations throughout the area — The Franklin Institute, Adventure Aquarium, Please Touch Museum, and Philadelphia Zoo — to raise money for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and support the neurodiverse community.

Eagles Autism Foundation community member Max threw out the first pitch to Zach Wheeler as the EAF neurodiverse gameday staff enjoyed the game in a suite with special visits from swoop and the Phanatic, along with a feature on the videoboard. The Phillies 50/50 raised over $23K for EAF on Tuesday night.