The Eagles were happy to donate $10,000 to the Wissahickon High School athletic department as part of the annual Hometown Huddle initiative

The mission today was to encourage healthy lifestyles for children and specifically raise awareness about the conditions that lead to sudden cardiac arrest in young people

Since 1999, NFL teams have participated in a variety of hands-on community service projects, known collectively as Hometown Huddle

Holly Hubbard, community relations coordinator for the Eagles, was there answering questions about the initiative

Pilar and Alycia were representing Eagles Cheer at the event today

CB Bradley Fletcher was there to educate the students on living a healthy lifestyle

CB Bradley Fletcher posing with Darren and Phyllis Sudman, co-founders of Simon's Fund

Students were allowed to ask questions after the presentation was completed

CB Bradley Fletcher was there to raise awareness about the conditions that lead to sudden cardiac arrest in young people

CB Bradley Fletcher joined by Eagles Cheer members Alycia and Pilar

The gym was packed today for the pep rally and informational assembly

Kevin Dow of the United Way discussed how the United Way-NFL partnership connects NFL PLAY 60 with United Way's goal of 1.9 million more healthy young people by 2018.

Eagles community relations coordinator, Holly Hubbard, added how the initiative is designed to tackle childhood obesity, and that NFL PLAY 60 brings together the NFL's long-standing commitment to health and fitness with partner organizations like United Way

Alycia and Pilar from Eagles Cheer supporting this great initiative!

SWOOP was also part of all of the fun!

CB Bradley Fletcher talked about how building a strong foundation of nutrition for your body was similar to building a strong foundation out of concrete for a house

Darren Sudman of Simon's Fund discussed all of the ways that you can be more aware of heart issues and problems before they happen

The Eagles proudly donated an additional $5,000 to a heart screening that Simon's Fund will host at Wissahickon High School on Sunday, October 26 that all children are encouraged to participate in

Students participated in relay races to educate everyone on how to properly react to sudden cardiac issues

There was also time for selfies with SWOOP!

CB Bradley Fletcher participating in relays to advocate healthy and fun fitness

Alycia from Eagles Cheer jumping rope in one of the relay races

Pilar from Eagles Cheer having some fun on a scooter during one of the relays

Students were also rolling tires to show off some more fitness activities

Pilar and Alycia of Eagles Cheer during the conclusion of the great day!