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

Eagles players and cheerleaders spent time with kids involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters in celebration of the organizations' new partnership.

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.

Skylar and Team G-Unit have been among Eagles Autism Foundation's top fundraisers, donating nearly $200,000. In honor of Skylar's hard work and dedication, we decided to give her a very "super" surprise.

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