Eli Manning presents Walter Payton Man of the Year to Calais Campbell.

Jaguars running back James Robinson joined The Florida Dairy Council and Feeding Northeast Florida for a mobile market distribution event.

The Jaguars and the Dairy Council of Florida teamed up to make a big difference in the lives of kids in Flagler County's Rymfire Elementary School.

The Jaguars offensive line gets in the Holiday Spirit by helping 500 families with Thanksgiving dinner.

Former Jaguars linebacker Paul Posluszny joins Jaxon deVille, the Roar of the Jaguars and volunteers from Navy Mutual and St. Michael's Soldiers to put together care packages for our soldiers and sailors who won't be home this Holiday Season.

Jaguars offensive lineman Ben Bartch visits with students in the Virtual Walk to School Day with a Jaguar, presented by Alert Today Florida.

The Jaguars Foundation and Whataburger partnered up to help Duval County schools keep their athletes safe this season.

The Jaguars and JFRD came up with a way to visit the kids at Wolfson Children's Hospital while keeping everyone safe from a distance.

The Jaguars recently welcomed two special Jaguars fans to join the team in a special virtual day they will never forget.

The Jaguars Foundation combined forces with the First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Feeding Northeast Florida for a food distribution event for 200 local families.

Every year before the first regular season home game, the Jaguars Foundation hosts the Back to Football Luncheon presented by CSX. While the traditional luncheon couldn't take place this year, it is important to celebrate our players efforts off the field and the return to football and we are proud to share this Back to Football presentation. Join Head Coach Doug Marrone and Jaguars President Mark Lamping as they highlight the team's philanthropic contributions and look ahead to the upcoming football season.

Former Jaguars linebacker Paul Posluszny joined Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida to provide laptops to school-age children at a school supply drive-thru in downtown Jacksonville.

Jaguars defensive end Calais Campbell visited the Jacksonville Zoo and had lunch with three lucky fans and their guests during the Eat with the Big Cat sweepstakes sponsored by Gate and Pepsi.

Jaguars players teamed up with sponsors and volunteers to distribute holiday meals to local families in need.

Quarterback Gardner Minshew partnered with the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation and helped kids shop for holiday gifts.

The Dairy Council of Florida and DTLR would like to congratulate Charles E. Bennett Elementary, who was recently selected as the recipient of this year's Hometown Grant for their involvement in our fuel up to Play 60 initiative.

Jaguars offensive lineman Andrew Norwell provided a Thanksgiving meal for the Boys and Girls Club with the help of his teammates.

Join defensive end Calais Campbell on a visit to Naval Air Station Jacksonville as the Jaguars show their support for the military.

Safety Ronnie Harrison leads a contingent of Jaguars to visit the 125th Fighter Wing of the Florida Air National Guard as part of the kick-off to Salute to Service Week.

Jaguars Najee Goode, Abry Jones and Dawuane Smoot partnered with Feeding NE Florida and Pajcic and Pajcic Law Firm for a food drive at TIAA Bank Field.

To celebrate the Jaguars 25th season, Rashean Mathis joined the Jaguars and community partners to pay it forward to the next generation at Englewood High School.

Jaguars OL Will Richardson Jr. and Alert Today Florida teamed up with local elementary school students to celebrate Walk to School Day, promoting safe walking skills and healthy habits

Jaguars General Manager Dave Caldwell partnered with the Jacksonville Humane Society to put on the 21st annual Toast to the Animals.

Jaguars Quarterback Gardner Minshew visits the new teen center at the Boys and Girls Club.

Jaguars wide receiver Dede Westbrook joins the announcement of the final Duval County Public Schools joining Project 17, placing a full-time certified athletic trainer in each high school.