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Community Monday At The NovaCare Complex
Monday may be the team's day off, but several Eagles spent the day reaching out to the community. Go behind the scenes of two events that took place at the NovaCare Complex ...
Eagles Tackling Breast & Bringing Hope Home joined forces for Pumpkin 'Pink-Out'.
Bringing Hope Home Founder and CEO Paul Isenberg shares his story with the participating Eagles Offensive Line.
SWOOP gives guard Evan Mathis a hand with the pumpkin carving tools.
Eagles Community is proud to partner with Bringing Hope Home for Eagles CARE this season.
Center Julian Vandervelde and tackle Dennis Kelly partnered up at today's pumpking carving event.
Guard Todd Herremans spent time getting to know the invited Bringing Hope Home families.
Pink paint was used in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month and Bringing Hope Home's mission.
Guard Evan Mathis was a perfectionist when preparing his pumpking for carving.
Rookie tackle Michael Bamiro offered a helping hand.
Tackle Matt Tobin carved a toothy grin on his pumpkin and later painted it pastel pink.
SWOOP joined in on the action and created a namesake pumpkin.
Center Jason Kelce channeled his inner artist and created an Eagle head pumpkin.
SWOOP and Evan Mathis show off his finished pumpkin.
No Eagles event is complete without a round of catch.
Bringing Hope Home started the Halloween fun for the Eagles.
The Eagles also welcomed team partner American Red Cross Penn-Jersey Blood Services to the NovaCare Center.
Eagles President Don Smolenski and American Red Cross Penn-Jersey Blood Services CEO were excited to host the team's employee blood drive.
Employees donated blood to kick off the excitement leading up to the team's fan blood drive later this year.
President Don Smolenski earned his "I Make a Difference" sticker.
