To kick off Autism Acceptance Month, the Eagles hosted their annual Huddle Up for Autism to raise critical funds for autism research at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Check out a recap of this fun-filled day.

Gwynedd Mercy Academy girls flag football coach Tim Quinn thought he was coming to the NovaCare Complex to talk about the development of the sport. Instead, Saquon Barkley surprised him with the news that Quinn is the Eagles' nominee for the Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year.

After practice, Jordan Mailata thought that he was part of a friendship test with his fellow offensive linemen. But the linemen were there to surprise Mailata with the news that he is the Eagles' Walter Payton Man of the Year, presented by Nationwide.

Watch Saquon Barkley serve up slices of love with the Little Caesars Love Kitchen and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field!

On the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the Eagles, in partnership with 9/11 Day, teamed up with several corporate partners, including Toyota, to pack nearly 850,000 meals, which will be distributed by Philabundance.

Watch the transformation of Stephen Decatur Elementary School in Northeast Philadelphia as the 28th edition of the Eagles Playground Build takes place, featuring the entire Eagles organization from players to coaches to staff. This year's Playground Build was held on Wednesday, June 4.

Relive the excitement of the 2025 Eagles Autism Challenge, presented by Lincoln Financial, as $10 million (and counting) was raised for autism research and care.

It seemed like a typical end of practice, but the Eagles had something special in store for Brandon Graham. You won't want to miss this!!

On ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown, follow Jack and Ryan Ykoruk as they visit Lincoln Financial Field, which has a special place for fans on the autism spectrum, known as the Eagles' Sensory Room.

The Eagles' A Fan of Change campaign is designed to highlight the dedication of community members and our players who are channeling their energy to inspire change in our region. While we acknowledge that there is much work still ahead of us, this year's campaign shines a spotlight on volunteers at several nonprofits in our region and those that they are serving and highlights the benefits for everyone involved in that service.

Thursday night's win over the Washington Commanders capped off an incredible Salute to Service week for the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles and several corporate and community partners honored members of our armed forces with several events, including a Gold Star Gamers night for families of fallen military heroes, a Military Movie Night in conjunction with Campbell's Soup and featuring the Travis Manion Foundation and the USO, and the Toyota Salute to Service Military Flag Football Game. Watch the highlights here!

Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of the first Ronald McDonald House founded in Philadelphia. NFL Films looks at how the daughter of a former Eagles tight end inspired a charity that provides more than 375 places for families to stay around the world.

In observance of the 23rd anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the Eagles, 9/11 Day, and AmeriCorps – with support from partners such as Toyota – hosted a large-scale meal packing event on Wednesday, September 11 at Lincoln Financial Field. The event is one of 21 large service events being organized around the nation by 9/11 Day in tribute to those lost and injured on 9/11, and to the many first responders, recovery workers, volunteers, and members of our military, who rose in service in response to the attacks.

Witness the transformation of the Stephen Girard Elementary School in South Philadelphia at the 27th Eagles Playground Build.

Jake Elliott and Little Caesars Love Kitchen teamed up to serve the Philadelphia community. Jake joined the Little Caesars team by spending the day serving slices of love to the families at the Bethesda Project out of the Love Kitchen Truck, which is on the road 365 days a year serving food scarcity populations across the country.

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.

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