Washington Redskins Tackle Morgan Moses is the recipient of the 2016 Ed Block Courage Award.

United Airlines partners with Washington Football to provide a COVID relief grant to local businesses.

Washington Football Alumni team with Out Teach and Pepsi building an outdoor learning lab at a local D.C. elementary school.

The Washington Football Team held a Back To School Fair at FedExField on 8/13/21.

The Washington Football Team held a walkthrough practice at Joint Base Andrews on 8/27/21.

The Washington Football Charitable Foundation, in addition to several sponsors and partners, hosted the 18th annual Harvest Feast on Tuesday November 17th. The program ensured Prince George's County families had Thanksgiving meals through a drive-up meal distribution at FedExField.

During these unprecedented times, the work of the Washington Football Charitable Foundation has not stopped. Learn more about the Foundation's covid-19 relief efforts and how they have adapted to continue to make an impact in the lives of those who need it most.

The Washington Football Charitable Foundation in conjunction with Mobile Hope & Breadcoin supply produce packages to provide relief for local families struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Saturday Redskins Quarterback Kirk Cousins partnered with Citi to host a football camp for over 300 kids.

The Washington Redskins' players were all over the DMV on Friday, taking part in several community events.

The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation teamed up with the Mid-Atlantic Dairy Association to fight childhood obesity by hosting the Fuel Up to Play 60 Mini-Combine on Friday.

On Thursday night, Dennis Greene, Redskins' President of Business Operations, was given an Achievement Award by The ALS Association at their annual "DC Dine To Defeat ALS" event at the St. Regis Hotel in Washington, D.C.

On Friday, the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation hosted a "summer fun" celebration at the Ronald McDonald House Family Room at the Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C.

The Ardmore Elementary School finished first in the Redskins Read Program, so on Friday, the team visited the school bearing gifts.

The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation and Redskins Rookies hosted 200 elementary school students for a Play 60 clinic at Redskins Park.

Quarterback Colt McCoy spent part of his Saturday reading to children at the Barnes & Noble at Tyson's Corner, as part of the Redskins Read Book fair.

The Washington Redskins thank all the teachers for their hard work!

The Washington Redskins thank all the teachers for their hard work!

The Washington Redskins thank all the teachers for their hard work!

The Washington Redskins thank all the teachers for their hard work!

The Washington Redskins thank all the teachers for their hard work!

On Tuesday The Washington Football Legends donated equipment for injured Goergetown Hoyas football player Ty Williams to help with in-home rehabilitation after he suffered a catastrophic spinal chord injury during a game last season.

Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan unveiled his 2nd 'Kerrigan's Korner' at Inova Children's Hospital in Fairfax, VA. The room provides patients with crafts and games as a means for relaxation during their hospital stays.

The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation received the Legacy Award from Loudoun County Public Schools for their continuous contributions to students in the area.

President Bruce Allen spoke in regards to the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation receiving the Legacy Award from Loudoun County Public Schools.