10th Annual Huddle Up with Eagles Autism Challenge

Congratulations to Sheila, who was surprised by Jason Kelce with a 2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid thanks to the Tri-State Toyota Dealers Association and our Toyota Player of the Year Sweepstakes!

The Eagles proudly teamed up with Gatorade to help provide food, sports drinks, and equipment to 73 Philadelphia Public League sports programs during a recent drive-thru distribution event.

Because of the positive impact he has made on and off the field, Neumann-Goretti head coach Al Crosby has been named the Eagles' High School Coach of the Year.

From buying equipment with his own money to leading a virtual studying program, Martin Luther King High School football coach Malik Jones' impact goes far beyond the football field. Find out more in on More Than a Coach, presented by Rothman Orthopaedics.

Learn the extent of Ron Flowers' impact on his community in this edition of More Than a Coach, presented by Rothman Orthopaedics.

Thanks to everyone who supported this year's Huddle Up for Autism Drive-Thru benefitting the Center for Autism Research at CHOP!

It was a day of collaboration during the 2021 Eagles Care Summit, presented by, Philadelphia Insurance Companies, which brought together employees from local non-profits to discuss ways to make a positive impact on the community.

Eagles Autism Foundation provided a sensory-friendly environment for 1,000 individuals with autism, their caregivers, and families to receive vaccinations Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Eagles helped military families enjoy the holidays by providing them free meals.

The Eagles recently teamed up with the Bethesda Project and Chickie's & Pete's to provide coats and meals to the homeless.

Eagles players and alumni joined the Steppingstone Scholars for an evening of virtual painting.

Rodney McLeod leads by example every day in his efforts to enact positive, lasting change within our community and beyond.

Rodney McLeod's Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination didn't surprise anyone in our organization… except for him.

In an effort to reduce barriers to equal opportunity, this year the Eagles Social Justice Initiative awarded $460,000 in grants to 24 local non-profit organizations.

Every pair tells a unique story.

The Eagles teamed up with Pros vs. GI Joes and Bose for an all-virtual video game showdown between our players and active-duty service members.

The Eagles recently hosted a virtual tailgate for a special group of service members and their families.

As part of Salute to Service Week, our friends at Toyota helped organize a virtual visit to the Philadelphia VA Medical Center.

We teamed up with the City of Philadelphia to provide voters with a safe and accessible drop-off location for their mail-in ballots.

The Eagles teamed up with Bringing Hope Home for a virtual cooking session with families effected by cancer.

The Camden City School District had a big week by receiving the Hometown Grant from the NFL and a virtual Pep Rally courtesy of the Eagles.

Eagles players were the latest guests on Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Talent Series during a recent virtual visit.

Eagles players hosted a listening session with Urban Affairs Coalition and Philadelphia High School Football Players about what they can do to promote social justice and racial equality in each of their own communities.

The players commit to using their power, platform, and resources to take the action needed to impact racial inequality.

In this week's video, the Kogan family shares their experience at last year's sensory-friendly concert at the NovaCare Complex.