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Kylie Kelce shares on the TODAY Show how she is working with the Eagles Autism foundation to increase awareness. She opens up about her husband Jason's retirement from the NFL, his next career move, their three daughters, and more.

Members of the Eagles Autism Foundation, Kylie Kelce, and Ryan Hammond join the TODAY Show for an epic takeover to shine a light on how they're helping kids with autism and to promote acceptance with their All Abilities Clinic. Eagles guard Landon Dickerson joins to share how players are involved off the field.

Follow SWOOP, the Eagles Cheerleaders, and Eagles Legend Jason Avant as they share the love of reading at Henry W. Lawton Elementary School with a pizza party, courtesy of Little Caesars.

This season, we unveiled a hydrogen refueling station at Lincoln Financial Field and became the first professional sports team in North America to utilize hydrogen energy produced on-site! The unit, provided by PDC Machines, will eventually help provide 100 percent renewable energy for stadium operations fueling Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles and material handling equipment.

In honor of #GVSurvivorsWeek, we recognize the many unheralded nonprofits working to be A Fan of Change here in Philadelphia.

Go inside the Eagles' offensive line room as Jeff Stoutland and Jason Kelce let Lane Johnson know that he is this year's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, presented by Nationwide.

The Eagles hosted nine organizations that received funding through the Social Justice grants program for a My Cause My Cleats painting event at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Philadelphia Eagles hosted several Salute to Service events to honor the men, women, and families of our Armed Forces ahead of Veterans Day this Saturday, November 11, thanks to our partners – Verizon, Campbell's, Crown Royal, and Toyota.

Jalen Hurts, International Boxing Hall of Fame World Champion and WSF Past President Laila Ali, two-time World Cup Champion and two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Carli Lloyd, and Women's Professional Tackle Football Pioneer and Philanthropist Qiana "Star" Wright joined NFL Network's Colleen Wolfe on a panel to explain the importance of removing barriers for young female athletes.

Learn more at EndPhillyGunViolence.com.

The Eagles are the 1st NFL team to donate a sports bras to make it a part of the complete equipment kit for their girls flag football league.

Eagles Director of Fan Experience and Sustainability Norman Vossschulte takes NBC Philadelphia's Bill Henley on a unique tour of Lincoln Financial Field to see how the Go Green initiative comes to life.

In recognition of World Autism Appreciation Day, the Philadelphia Eagles hosted its annual Huddle Up for Autism event at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, April 2. Designed specifically for families with children on the autism spectrum, the sensory-inclusive experience featured live performances, photo-ops, field activities, locker room tours, and special appearances by Eagles players, cheerleaders, and SWOOP.

The Eagles Autism Foundation contributes $4.1 million to fund 20 pilot studies and community projects. Go behind the scenes for exclusive access of the selection process.

When Eagles fan Billy Welsh was in need of a kidney, he found help in the form of John Gladwell, a fellow Marine and Chiefs fan. The Eagles and the Chiefs united to send them to the Super Bowl.

Ja'Nell, who lost her brother to gun violence, reads her poem highlighting the pride and pain that Philadelphia experiences with images of people from organizations working to enact change.

In order to provide young adults with the job skills they need to make a living wage, Hopeworks recently opened a facility in the Kensington section of Philadelphia. The Eagles and Comcast were on hand to help with the grand opening.

The Eagles surprised Dr. Ruth Abaya from the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with the honor of being the team's first-ever recipient of the Inspire Change Changemaker Award. Watch the special moment here.

The Eagles and the American Dairy Association North East donated a $10,000 grant split between two Philadelphia schools to ensure kids have the fuel they need to grow in and out of the classroom. Former Philadelphia Eagle Jason Avant was in attendance for the exciting pep rally, watch the recap here!

"We want to be role models in the city." Find out how some Eagles rookies helped Cradles to Crayons, a non-profit that provides clothing and school supplies to low-income and homeless children.

Shaun Bradley, Nakobe Dean, T.J. Edwards, and Jordan Mailata spent time with youth from schools impacted by the tragic shooting at a local high school football scrimmage in September. Roxborough, Boys Latin, and Northeast High School visited Lincoln Financial Field to participate in discussions and build relationships while listening to the players speak. Watch as Gabriella DiGiovanni recaps the impactful event.

Eagles players had the opportunity to spotlight their passions beyond the game for the Week 13 matchup against the Tennessee Titans. Learn about the causes that mean the most to the team as they unbox their cleats for the very first time.

This Giving Tuesday, the Philadelphia Eagles invite you to join the Eagles Autism Foundation's commitment to taking action for autism through research, advocacy, empathy, and unity. Learn about Eagle Austim Foundation's year-long efforts to make an impact.

The Eagles worked with Big Brothers Big Sisters, Campbell's Chunky, and ACME to serve the community through packing meals for families who need it. Check out the recap!

The Eagles visited MANNA in Philadelphia to help make meals for people with serious illnesses who need nourishment to heal. Learn about their experience serving the community!

The Eagles are honored to have spent time with military members, veterans, and their families during several exciting events throughout Salute to Service week. Check out the recap of the very special week!

The Eagles Drumline and the Eagles Autism Foundation performed for students of Valley Forge Educational Services at The Vanguard School and taught lessons as well.

The Eagles turned the rivalry between Downingtown East and West High Schools up a notch with the involvement of the Eagles Cheerleaders, Eagles Drumline, and honorary captains Jason Avant and Todd Herremans.

The Philadelphia Eagles brought their Mobile Jr. Pro Clinic presented by ACME to William H. Hunter Elementary School with the goal of introducing the game of football to local youth. Check out a recap of Eagles players and staff showing their love for the game through spending time with students!

American Cancer Society attended the Women's Football Festival at Lincoln Financial Field on Tuesday to raise awareness for the importance of cancer screening, in partnership with the Philadelphia Eagles.

In August, over 100 gunshots were fired outside of the Sheperd Recreation Center where youth football and cheerleading teams practice. The Eagles visited the site on Tuesday to inspire the community to rally and make it a safe space once again.

Join Malcolm Jenkins as he teamed up with OId Spice's School of Swagger mentorship program at Philadelphia's Simon Gratz High School.

Lincoln Financial Field hosted 900 volunteers who packed nearly 285,000 meals that will be donated to Philabundance.

Leveling the Playing Field touched down in Philadelphia less than a year ago. The nonprofit helps provide sports gear and supplies to underserved areas which gets young athletes off the sidelines and on the field.

The Eagles hosted 11-on, a 7v7 tournament featuring eight Philadelphia-area high schools. In addition, quarterback Reid Sinnett and former cornerback Brandon Boykin hosted character development sessions and linemen received special skill training.

Nick Sirianni grew up the son of a high school football coach, so he knows the importance these coaches are in their local communities. The Eagles invited Philadelphia-area high school football coaches to Lincoln Financial Field for a clinic that featured instruction from Sirianni and some of his assistants.

The Eagles Hall of Fame quarterback explains why it's important to invest in Philadelphia's youth and provide coaches with the support they need to succeed.

The entire Eagles organization spent Wednesday, June 1 at the James Rhoads Elementary School in West Philadelphia for the 25th edition of the Playground Build.

As Brandon Graham says, "Together, we are changing lives!" Learn more about how the Eagles Autism Foundation connects with families and organizations to turn awareness into action.

Specifically designed for families with a child on the autism spectrum, April's Huddle Up for Autism event was a one-of-a-kind drive-thru experience featuring a live show and culminating with your group's picture on the field. As always, all proceeds benefited the Center for Autism Research at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

The culmination of a groundbreaking new initiative – the Eagles Girls Flag Football League – took place Saturday, May 7 at Lincoln Financial Field as four teams battled for the championship. Who came out on top?

To close out the inaugural season of the Eagles Girls Flag Football League of Philadelphia, the Eagles are hosting a league championship at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday, May 7.

Learn how a billboard on I-95 started the Bottino family's connection with the Eagles and the Eagles Autism Foundation.

The eighth annual Eagles Care Summitt connected hundreds of leaders from local nonprofits for a day of workshops and networking. Vu Le delivered the keynote address and Jordan Mailata spoke about the Eagles' involvement in the community.

To continue the pursuit of getting girls on the field, Eagles staff members spent International Women's Day alongside Carli Lloyd packaging $100,000 worth of female sports equipment for those in need.

Last week's Girls Flag Football Jamboree was only the beginning of our efforts to level the playing field for girls in sports.

These players root for each other, grieve together, rally around each other. See how high school football in the Philly area forms a brotherhood that goes well beyond the Friday night lights on the finale of Relentless Drive, presented by Hyundai.

From the highs of homecoming to the lows of canceled games. See what truly defines high school football in the Philadelphia area on the second episode of Relentless Drive, presented by Hyundai.

Get an all-access look at three of the area's premier high school football programs as they go through the peaks and valleys of balancing football, academics, and coming of age in the debut episode of Relentless Drive, presented by Hyundai.

LaDontay Bell's impact on the Chester High School football program extends far beyond wins and losses, which is why he was our nominee for the 2021 Don Shula High School of the Year Award.

For two local girls flag football teams, competing against more than 50 teams from around the country at the NFL Flag Championships in Las Vegas went well beyond winning and losing on the field.

Valencia Peterson has impacted the lives of countless of local young men through her work as Founder and CEO of Open Door Abuse Awareness & Prevention. To reward Peterson for all of her work in the community, we surprised her with a trip to the Super Bowl.

It's the playoffs, so we picked up the tab. Go Birds.

Chester High School's LaDontay Bell finds out he is the Eagles' nominee for the 2021 Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year Award

Jason Kelce has made an impact on the community that will last forever.

Get an exclusive look at what the players thought when the unboxed their footwear for this year's My Cause My Cleats.

This Giving Tuesday, learn how the Eagles Autism Foundation is making a transformational impact in the autism community. Donate today at EaglesAutismFoundation.org.

Miles Sanders and his mom were onsite to help distribute the meal kits filled with Campbell's products and turkeys donated by ACME.

To kick off our partnership with Leveling the Playing Field, we teamed up with the Boys' Latin football team to help prepare a warehouse to store youth sports equipment. We also presented the organization with a $60,000 grant to help underprivileged youth stay in the game.

It was our pleasure to honor members of our armed forces during Salute To Service Week with help from our friends at Campbell's Chunky Soup, Waste Masters Solutions, and Toyota.

To kick off Salute To Service Week, Eagles players had the privilege of virtually visiting the Philadelphia VA Medical Center to thank military members for their service.

Eagles players joined Playworks to provide a day of fun and instruction at a youth football clinic.

Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the horrific attacks in 2001, the Eagles and BELFOR wanted to honor Philadelphia area first responders. They invited over 40 first responders to Lincoln Financial Field for a jam-packed afternoon.

Over 𝟏,𝟖𝟎𝟎 participants and $𝟐.𝟓 𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐧 raised, bringing us to a total of just under $𝟏𝟐 𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐧 in four years...we invite you to take a look back at this weekend's Eagles Autism Challenge! Thanks to everyone who made it possible!

With the help of Fletcher Cox, Brandon Graham, and Jason Kelce, we teamed up with Xenith to provide brand-new helmets to more than 150 varsity football players at three Philadelphia-area high schools.

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!

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 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.

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

In this week's episode of Challenges to Success, Stephanie Ennis shares her daughter Grayson's experience at the Eagles Cheer Clinic.

A huge Eagles fan, Wesley Parker had never been able to share a game with his daughter Naomi. Check out the latest episode of Challenges to Success to hear how the Sensory Room at Lincoln Financial Field changed all that.

We're celebrating Autism Awareness Month by launching Challenges to Success, a new video series dedicated to bringing awareness to diversity and inclusion efforts across the organization. In the first episode, the Bottino family shares their experiences at the Eagles Autism Foundation Halloween party.

Learn about Philadelphia Eagles fan Rowan, his family and why quarterback Carson Wentz surprised them all with Super Bowl tickets.

A founder of NFL Flag Philly, Dontae Privette received the surprise of a lifetime when he was given Super Bowl LIV tickets to recognize his commitment to developing local youth.

The Eagles and the NFL thanked Frankford head coach Bill Sytsma's service to the community by sending him to Super Bowl LIV.

Spring Gamble has blazed a trail for women in football a player and a coach and the Eagles and the NFL rewarded her service to football and the community with a trip to the Super Bowl.

We surprised Eagles superfan Johnathan with an unforgettable birthday present during a tour of Lincoln Financial Field.

The Stricker family has raised over $25,000 for the Eagles Autism Foundation. To show our appreciation for their support, we gave them an unforgettable surprise.

The Eagles recently visited Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to play Bingo and bring smiles to the patients.

The Eagles teamed up with BELFOR to host a special flag football game for first responders.

The Eagles packaged 30,000 meals as part of the NFL's Huddle for 100 campaign.

Congratulations to Malcolm Jenkins, the Eagles' Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.

The Eagles recently visited Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to spread some holiday cheer to the patients.