Be the Solution

The Browns have contributed over $2.5 million since 2018 to focus areas in the social justice space

The Browns continue their commitment to advancing social justice with focus on economic development

To celebrate the legacy of Bill Willis, the Browns invited Jordan, a Stay in the Game! student at Bedford High School to learn about coaching in the NFL from the current Bill Willis Coaching Fellow Nemo Washington.

The Browns invited 40 students from Euclid City Schools, a Stay in the Game! district, to CrossCountry Mortgage Campus to learn about the wide array of career paths available in sports from Browns front office staff members.

Students from Euclid City Schools, a Stay in the Game! school district, attended panel conversation with Browns employees to learn about career opportunities in sports

Activations scheduled throughout February and beyond for the organization to highlight, honor and celebrate Black History

The Browns champion social justice with a core focus on economic development

The Browns are dedicating their annual Changemaker Award after one of their most iconic alums in Jim Brown

The Browns hosted their fourth event of the year with JumpStart to help provide resources and opportunities for local small business owners

The Browns hosted a Small Business Impact Program which allowed 6 small businesses to present their business to an audience of over 100 people, and a panel of two judges. The grand prize winner won $10,000 to go toward their business, along with the other participants walking home with $3,500!

David Njoku and Chomps surprise Amariana Lewis and Ta'Shiyah Porter with $10,000 Scholarships to further their educational career.

Founders of Build the Bridge were invited to look at this year's My Cause My Cleats designs, along with some surprises. This year for My Cause My Cleats, Kareem Hunt and Pharaoh Brown are representing Build the Bridge. Build the Bridge aims to unify communities through sport by bringing together student-athletes from various backgrounds, to allow young people to recognize that they have a multitude of commonalities.

The training camp was hosted at FirstEnergy Stadium and offered local entrepreneurs an opportunity to learn through workshops and panel discussions

Event-centered partnership is focused on providing high-impact services and resource connections to Black and Hispanic/Latino-owned small businesses.

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski took a trip to Zelma George Recreation Center to express the importance of teamwork to kids in the community in hopes of building a positive relationship between kids and local police officers.

The Summit hosted panel discussions and keynote speakers for all three days of the 2021 NFL Draft

The NFL Draft weekend has provided opportunities to improve the city of Cleveland, and the Cleveland Browns' "Get 2 School, Stay in the Game!" initiative is taking advantage

Chris Rose visited Sauce the City, a Cleveland Huddle restaurant, who is cooking up something special for this year's NFL Draft Experience

Thomas and Hawkins discussed how they became close friends with the Browns and why they use their platform to discuss social justice issues

The Cleveland Browns hosted student athletes from Olmsted Falls and Cleveland Heights for a Build The Bridge Chalk Talk session. The students assembled benches together that will be placed in the locker rooms of each school.

Browns launch Cleveland Huddle to support local black-owned restaurants and community shelters