On Thursday, the Eagles hosted 70 charitable organizations to share some best practices at the Second Annual Eagles Care Summit ...
Lincoln Financial Field played host of the second annual Eagles Care Summit
70 different organizations were invited to share their ideas about how to best impact the Philadelphia community
Eagles President Don Smolenski thanks everyone for coming
Christina Weiss Lurie, President Eagles Youth Partnership, Eagles Social Responsibility, preaches the importance of working together to accomplish a common goal
Ice-breakers were held early in the day to help everyone get to know each other
Rock, paper, scissors
The competition was fierce!
One of the first general sessions explained how the Eagles have worked with Care Partners in the past few seasons
Explaining how crowd sourcing benefits non-profits
Reps from all of the Philadelphia professional sports teams explained how to best work with a team
Roundtable discussions were held to teach tips for different approaches
Photography tips were discussed at this table
Video concepts were discussed as well
Among the other topics were Working with a Board, Networking, Social Media, and more
Thanks to all those who came to Lincoln Financial Field to learn from others and help make a stronger community
On Thursday, the Eagles hosted their second annual Eagles Care Summit at Lincoln Financial Field. Representatives from 70 different charitable organizations in the Philadelphia area were in attendance to learn from not just the Eagles, but from all of their fellow organizations about how they can make the biggest impact on the City of Brotherly Love by working together.
The day kicked off in the Eagles locker room with speeches by Eagles President Don Smolenski and President Eagles Youth Partnership, Eagles Social Responsibility Christina Weiss Lurie, and it ended with some field drills with Riley Cooper, Taylor Hart and Beau Allen, but in between, lessons were learned and business relationships were formed to help make a stronger Philadelphia community.
Here's a look at some of the action from an informative and entertaining day in South Philadelphia …
