Jordan Matthews helps kick off the 3rd Annual Pass Along Hope Campaign with Verizon Wireless

For over 10 years, the Eagles and Verizon Wireless have partnered together to take a stand against domestic violence

For every message with #PassAlongHope or phone donated, Verizon Wireless will donate $1 to the campaign, which will benefit area domestic violence shelters.

Eagles Cheerleaders take part in the launch of the Pass Along Hope campaign

Beth Sturman, Executive Director of Laurel House, speaks about the importance of raising awareness and funds to help those affected

Funds raised during this year's campaign will benefit Laurel House, CHILD, Inc., and Women Against Abuse

Visit PhiladelphiaEagles.com/fanzone/hopeline for more information on the Pass Along Hope Campaign and how you can help support victims of domestice violence

Jordan Matthews and Betsy Kilkenny, Director of Funds Development at Laurel House

Jordan Matthews signs autographs after the Press Conference for fans

Jordan Matthews signs autographs after the Press Conference for fans

Jordan Matthews and Jeannine L. Lisitski, Executive Director, Women Against Abuse

For every phone donated throughout November, Verizon Wireless will donate $1 to the Pass Along Hope campaign

HopeLine by Verizon collects no-longer-used wireless phones and accessories and turns them into support for domestic violence organizations nationwide.

You can print out and post your message of hope. Visit PhiladelphiaEagles.com/fanzone/hopeline.

Jordan prepares his message of hope #PassAlongHope

Julie Hirshey, Community Relations Director of the Philadelphia Eagles; Beth Sturman, Executive Director of Laurel House; Betsy Kilkenny, Director of Funds Development at Laurel House; Eagles WR Jordan Matthews; Deianna Tyree, Director of Domestic Violence Services, CHILD, Inc.; Jeannine L. Lisitski, Executive Director, Women Against Abuse; and John O'Malley, Corporate Media Relations for Verizon Wireless

Jordan Matthews and Beth Sturman, Executive Director of Laurel House

Jordan Matthews and Deianna Tyree, Director of Domestic Violence Services

Eagles Cheerleaders post their message of hope for the campaign