Eagles Autism Challenge

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.