Former Giant Richie Seubert helped donate 35 mattresses with Bob's Discount Furniture to the Jersey City Fire Department in honor of the 20th anniversary of September 11th.

Throughout Latino Heritage Month, the Giants are are collaborating with members of the Latino community to cultivate relationships with the fanbase and establish new ones.

The program was part of Move Better Play Better, a new initiative by HSS that brings free injury-prevention resources to 50 high schools nationwide.

Members of the New York Gay Flag Football League's Hall of Fame visit the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.

The team recently hit the course to benefit The Giants Foundation Charity Golf Classic.

As a celebration of the arrival of flag football at the high school level in New York state, QB Daniel Jones and LB Blake Martinez help run a football clinic for 200 high school girls at Somers High School.

Eli Manning and Sandro Platzgummer help run a clinic at MetLife Stadium to launch the second season of Girl's High School Flag Football in New Jersey's Shore Conference.

Giants defensive lineman Leonard Williams thanks SAP for their generous contribution to the Team of Teams platform.

Eli Manning continues his support for Tackle Kids Cancer, which raises money for pediatric cancer research at Hackensack Meridian Health's Children's Cancer Institute.

Quarterback Daniel Jones jumped on a video conference call to surprise our Fan of the Year winner John Gleason.

The Giants and Dunkin' help out the Passaic County Cougars, a National Youth Football Program out of Paterson, N.J., after the damage of Hurricane Ida.

Members of the 2020 Giants Rookie Class, including Xavier McKinney, Andrew Thomas, Darnay Holmes and Tae Crowder, joined host Bob Papa to share their first-year experience as a New York Giant with new season ticket members.

See Victor Cruz congratulate one of the winners of the MetLife Stadium mural contest, which honored frontline workers in the local area.

Presented by the New York Giants and Hospital for Special Surgery, the USA Football Heart of a Giant Award program seeks to find and highlight Tri-State high school players who have a relentless work ethic and unmatched love for the game.

The Giants Steps Through Athletics Fellowship, which is currently implemented at Mt. Vernon High School in Westchester County, N.Y., is a youth-led project that partners high school student athletes and community sports programs, centering around education on healthy relationships.

As part of the Team of Teams community initiative, the New York Giants have partnered with NYPD's Far Rockaway Colts to provide at-risk youth with tutoring, school mentoring and, last but not least, the opportunity to play flag football while being coached by police officers.

Coach Joe Judge joined Good Morning Football on NFL Network to discuss the Giants' latest Team of Teams community initiative with the NYPD's Far Rockaway Colts.

As part of the Team of Teams community initiative, the New York Giants have partnered with NYPD's Far Rockaway Colts to provide at-risk youth with tutoring, school mentoring and, last but not least, the opportunity to play flag football while being coached by police officers.

The award recognizes an NFL player for outstanding community service activities off the field as well as excellence on the field.

As part of the Team of Teams initiative, the Giants partnered with the East Orange Mayor's Office to raise awareness for educational inequality and family support in the city of East Orange, New Jersey.

New York Giants WR Golden Tate joins Good Morning Football and shares the inspiration behind his My Cause My Cleats.

As part of the Team of Teams initiative, the Giants partnered with Eva's Village, a a non-profit, comprehensive behavioral health and social service organization whose mission is to provide care and support for people struggling with poverty, hunger, homelessness and addiction.

Quarterback Daniel Jones recently surprised Timothy Harris, a volunteer firefighter in Rutherford, N.J., as the Giants' Fan of the Year winner.

Continuing their annual Halloween tradition, the New York Giants rookies donned their Halloween best to virtually surprise patients and treat them with New York Giants memorabilia.

Victor Cruz moderated an event with defensive backs Logan Ryan and James Bradberry along with Covenant House New Jersey executive director Jim White.