Students learn about germs and the importance of getting to school

Pacheco will receive a grant toward college and will participate in special events during Super Bowl LIX Week in New Orleans.

The Foundation created a SITG! Room at Memorial Junior High School. On December 3rd, the room was opened to the students. #BrownsGiveBack #BrownsCommunity

Defensive Tackle Maurice Hurst II shares his support for Stay in the Game! Attendance Network, an initiative focused on increasing attendance across Northeast Ohio.

Jerod Cherry dives into what the Browns did to serve the community during the month of November. Browns players Rodney McLeod, Jameis Winston, Ethan Pocic, and the entire rookie class focused their efforts on combating hunger as the holiday season approaches. Other highlights include Mo Hurst's My Cause My Cleats design with students through the Stay in the Game! program.

Jerod Cherry dives into what the Browns did to serve the community during the month of October. Browns players Elijah Moore, Nyheim Hines, Joel Bitonio, Cedric Tillman, Jameis Winston and others volunteered their time to encourage cancer patients in Cleveland during the NFL's Crucial Catch initiative. Other highlights include Denzel Ward donating AEDs, a City Youth Summit and a Girls Flag Football Clinic!

The Browns hosted their third annual Halloween Fashion Show on Oct. 22, benefiting kids served by The Littlest Heroes and University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children's in celebration of the NFL's Crucial Catch initiative.

"Make Them Know Your Name," a foundation started by Denzel Ward and his mother Nicole, announced a donation of 100 AED machines to local Cleveland small businesses.

The Latino Youth Honors, in partnership with the Hispanic Heritage Foundation and Procter & Gamble, celebrates the next generation of Latino/Hispanic youth athletes that make an impact on and off the field. The finalist will be invited to the Latino Youth Honors celebration at Super Bowl LVIII and the top winner will receive a $25k scholarship, with the remaining finalists receiving a $5k scholarship each.

A girl's flag football defensive back from Mayfield Heights, Ohio, Fatima Sardo-Longo was selected as one of two students that will represent the Browns for the Latino Youth Honors Award. Sardo-Longo is a four-sport athlete and upon graduation will have collected eleven varsity letters. She is heavily involved in her community and volunteers as a coach for young student-athletes.

The Latino Youth Honors, in partnership with the Hispanic Heritage Foundation and Procter & Gamble, celebrates the next generation of Latino/Hispanic youth athletes that make an impact on and off the field. The finalist will be invited to the Latino Youth Honors celebration at Super Bowl LVIII and the top winner will receive a $25k scholarship, with the remaining finalists receiving a $5k scholarship each.

A tackle football player from Painesville, Ohio, Edson Pacheco is a key contributor on his high school football team, the baseball team and the marching band. He can also be found on the sidelines of soccer and basketball games, filming clips for the videography club.

The Browns Stay in The Game program was excited to welcome kids back to school with multiple takeovers.

In the first episode of Browns Give Back, Jerod Cherry dives into what the Browns did to serve the community during the month of September. Browns players Mo Hurst, Joel Bitonio, Jerome Ford, Dustin Hopkins, Myles Garrett and Cedric Tillman volunteer their time to help emphasize the importance of starting the school year with good attendance. Other highlights include the return of High School Game of the Week, Rookie Tackle Takeovers and Alumni Weekend festivities!

In support of Service Dog Awareness Month, Milk-Bone and Barking Backers contributed $6,250 to Canine Assistants last week at University Hospitals thanks to our Premium Barking Backer members! Mo Hurst and Jerome Ford were in attendance to help present the donation. #BrownsGiveBack #BrownsCommunity

On June 3rd, the Cleveland Browns Foundation hosted the 24^th Annual Golf Tournament, presented by KeyBank and in association with University Hospitals and Sarchione Auto Group. Take a look at what the day was like!

Nyhiem Hines visits a classroom at Bedford City Schools to announce SITG! partnership with University Hospitals.

Stay in the Game! On May 2nd Chomps and Defensive Tackle Mo Hurst visited Chardon Hills Stem School to show appreciation for the high attendance rate from the students!

On March 21st, the Browns hosted 'A New Era Summit presented by Gatorade' for Girls High School Flag Football Athletes

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.

The CL3 Alliance hosted the 18th Conversations for Change, where over 100 officers and youth were invited to participate in conversations about Athletes & Law Enforcement Coming Together.

Browns offensive lineman Joel Bitonio partnered with Meijer to provide 40 kids from the City of Cleveland Recreation Centers with a Meijer shopping spree. Each kid was paired with one of Joel's teammates and was given a $150 gift card to shop.

Through his foundation Change Our Futures, Browns safety Rodney McLeod and Meijer provided 20 Northeast Ohio families with $500 each to spend during a shopping spree at Meijer. McLeod's Change Our Future is a youth development organization that seeks to remove barriers and labels placed on underserved communities by empowering people through education, advocacy and awareness.

Stay in the Game! visited General Johnnie Wilson Middle School as part of the Thursday Night Football for Good initiative to celebrate student attendance and the educators that help make students want to come to school every day.

Anthony Walker Jr., Shelby Harris, and David Bell visit the EDWINS Leadership & Restaurant Institute.

Marquise Goodwin & Dustin Hopkins Attend Browns Special Olympics Play Football Clinic at Lou Groza Field.

Grant Delpit goes Back to School to visit with Brooklyn Elementary.