Congratulations to our Week Eleven Florida Blue Community Champion, Kathy Signorile! Kathy is the founder and President of St. Michael's Soldiers, a non-profit dedicated to supporting deployed men and women of our United States Military, local active military and their families.

In honor of our Salute to Service game we wanted to send a message to all the branches of the military, who defend our country and freedom, thank you !🫡 Vote our Salute to Service nominee, Devin Lloyd.

Congratulations to our Week 6 Florida Blue Community Champion, Cindy Springer! Cindy serves as the local Director of Development for the American Lung Association, an organization dedicated to saving lives by improving lung health and preventing lung diseases. In 2023, she volunteered for a lung health study and was diagnosed with Stage 1 lung cancer. Now, as a cancer survivor, Cindy is raising critical funds for local education, advocacy, and research through the Fight For Air Climbs, a stair-climbing event. To learn more, please visit lung.org

Over 150 students from 1st to 5th grade joined Jaguars LB Dennis Gardeck, Jaxson de Ville and the ROAR for a morning of football drills, fun, and inspiration. From high-fives to Q&A moments, this camp was all about celebrating culture, community, and the next generation of Duval athletes.

Congratulations to our fourth Florida Blue Community Champion, Susan King! Since 2019, she has taken on the role of President and CEO of Feeding Northeast Florida, a nonprofit powerhouse dedicated to eradicating hunger in Northeast Florida. As a founding board member in 2014, Susan has played a pivotal role in leading Feeding Northeast Florida, the primary food bank serving 12 counties in the region. "Hunger is a solvable problem." ~ Susan King

Congratulations to our third Florida Blue Community Champion, Darryl Crawford! Since joining the Red Cross as a volunteer in 2023, Darryl has stepped up during five major natural disasters, including wildfires, hurricanes, and local storms in North Florida. The American Red Cross North and Central Florida Region is dedicated to serving approximately 10.5 million residents across 49 counties.

This month, the Jacksonville Jaguars are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting inspiring voices in our community. In this spotlight, we sit down with the owner of 1928 Bistro to hear how her Hispanic heritage shapes her journey as a local entrepreneur and brings flavor and culture to Jacksonville's food scene.

Congratulations to Edward Jordan, our 2025 Male Latino Youth Honors Nominee!
Edward is a senior quarterback at Beachside High School and one of just 64 student-athletes recognized nationwide by the NFL this year. His talent, leadership, and dedication to the game make him a standout both on and off the field, inspiring the next generation of Latino athletes.

Congratulations to Diaris Morales, our 2025 Female Latino Youth Honors Nominee!
Diaris is a senior quarterback for the Choctawhatchee High School girls flag football team and one of just 64 student-athletes recognized nationwide by the NFL this year. Her leadership and commitment, both on and off the field, make her a great role model in our community.

Congratulations to our second Florida Blue Community Champion, Betty Burney! A Jacksonville native, Betty served twice as both Chair and Vice Chair of the Duval County School Board, greatly influencing local education. In 2010, she founded the I'm A Star Foundation to empower the next generation of leaders through service-learning projects addressing childhood health, food access, and student homelessness.

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Meet London Jenkins, Jacksonville native, 2024 Jaguars PREP Player of the Year, Fleming Island High School graduate, Florida Gateway College flag football athlete and now a member of Team USA Football!

U.S. Women's National team athlete and Jacksonville native, London Jenkins, hosted an elite skills position camp for over 225 female flag football players. Participants competed in drills, games and for MVP. Jaguars LB Foye Oluokun made a special appearance to show his support!

Special Olympics Florida athletes joined the Jaguars and Ticketmaster at the Miller Electric Center to experience being a true Jacksonville Jaguar for the day. From signing contracts, practice with the rookies, free jerseys, and a pep talk from Jaguars General Manager James Gladstone it was a legendary afternoon of fun with their new teammates.

The Jaguars Nike Girls Summer Tournament saw 16 teams compete for the championship. SE Bulloch High School won the tug of war competition and Choctaw High School won the whole tournament!

Watch highlights between the Showtime Falcons and the Jaguars Elite at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

The Jaguars hold the Showtime Falcons to zero points and win the Boys 14U NFL FLAG Championship.

Watch highlights between the Jaguars Elite and the RFP Bills at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Watch highlights between the Jaguars Elite and the Old Skewl Ravens at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Watch highlights between the Jaguars Elite and the Conquer Chargers at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Watch highlights between the Ryan Football Dolphins and Jaguars Elite at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle and Walter Payton Man of the Year winner Arik Armstead wakes up with "GMFB" to discuss his community work and Jaguars No. 2 pick wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter.

The Jaguars employees set out on a goal of 1,000 community service hours completed in the month of April. From building houses to cleaning the beaches the Jaguars sure have made their mark. This month's mission highlights the organizational and commitment to giving back.

Senior Correspondent Brian Sexton chats with Jaguars' DE Arik Armstead to get his instant reaction to the Jaguars' first-round pick Travis Hunter. Arik also speaks on what it means to earn the 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award after being nominated five times.

What an epic tournament! 70 teams battled it out on the grass, and now 8 elite squads are headed to Canton, OH to represent the Jaguars at the larger scale.