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.

Jordan Mailata is the Eagles' 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year for his work in the Philadelphia community and beyond.

The Eagles, in partnership with Toyota, held a Salute to Service flag football game at the NovaCare Complex, where Jason Avant, William Thomas, and SWOOP joined in on the fun!

Eagles players, SWOOP, Cheerleaders, and volunteers from Janney visited patients at the Philadelphia VA Hospital on Tuesday.

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.