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.

To raise more than $1 million for the Eagles Autism Foundation, Team 62 – led by Eagles Legend Jason Kelce – hosted the 5th annual Team 62 at the Ocean Drive celebrity bartending event in Sea Isle City on Wednesday, June 25. Preceding the Team 62 fundraiser, a family-friendly event hosted by the Eagles Autism Foundation was held in Excursion Park, featuring fun activities such as mini football, Cheer, and Drumline clinics for guests of all abilities.

Eagles Autism Foundation hosted their Huddle Up for Autism event at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday. The fun-filled day for families saw appearances from Eagles' players Jake Elliott, Thomas Booker, and more!

As part of the team's connection to the Brazilian community this week, the Eagles Autism Foundation hosted a roundtable at the Rosewood Hotel in São Paulo on Thursday to discuss the current state of autism research and care in the country. The panel featured insights from Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie and five Brazilian-based medical researchers who possess diverse backgrounds in genetics, neuroscience, child psychiatry, and molecular biology, among other represented areas.

The fourth-annual Team 62 Fundraiser at Ocean Drive in Sea Isle City, New Jersey surpassed all expectations, raising an incredible $865,000 and counting for the Eagles Autism Foundation. Check out the scenes from the event!

The Eagles Autism Foundation celebrated the first day of Autism Acceptance Month with a TODAY Show Takeover live in New York City. EAF hosted 30 families to participate in their All Abilities Clinics on the TODAY Show Plaza. Check out the best photos from an awesome morning!

The Eagles' art gala, "Green Is the Heart Inspired," will run from Thursday, April 11 to Sunday, April 14, at the award-winning Arch Enemy Arts gallery in Philly's historic Old City District. All 35 original pieces, curated by the artists themselves, will be auctioned, with all proceeds benefiting the Eagles Autism Foundation.