Robert Kraft sends the Boston Renegades off to Canton, Ohio via the Patriots team plane on Thursday, July 22, 2021. The Renegades will compete in the WFA National Championship on Saturday, July 24.

Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft and President of Kraft Family Philanthropies Josh Kraft joined others in a wreath laying ceremony at Patriot Place on Friday, May 28, 2021. The ceremony honored military personnel who have died in the performance of their military duties while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Volunteers helped plant American flags in a garden bed the day prior.

During the month of April, the Patriots celebrated Month of the Military Child. Families from Hanscom Air Force Base came to Gillette Stadium where they met Pat Patriot and Patriots Cheerleaders before sitting down to enjoy a socially-distanced movie night in Cross Pavilion. In addition, our Patriots Alumni Club hosted military children for their Football For You clinic which teaches kids basic skills and drills of the sport. To wrap up the month, the Patriots and PepsiCo teamed together with Operation Shower to provide baby boxes to Ft. Devens. The boxes were delivered and will be handed out to expecting military families.

From February 15 through February 19, the New England Patriots celebrated Random Acts of Kindness Week in a few special ways. On Monday, Patriots Cheerleaders and Pat Patriot filled Boston-area Community Fridges. On Tuesday, Cheer and Pat surprised people with Gulf Oil gift cards as they arrived at the gas station. On Wednesday, Cheer and Pat paid for customer's orders at Foxborough Dunkin' locations. On Thursday, the Patriots and Revolution brought hats and gloves to Providence Rescue Mission. Finally, on Friday and Saturday the Patriots went with Empowerment Plan to deliver coats to homeless and home insecure people around Boston and Brockton.

Check out photos of the healthcare superheroes, who enjoyed am all-expenses paid trip from Gillette Stadium to Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida, including roundtrip travel on the Patriots team plane, on Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021.

Presenting some photos of Devin McCourty, the Patriots 2020 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, who has made an impact in the community.

On Monday, December 21, the Kraft Family and the New England Patriots Foundation teamed with Align Technology's Invisalign Brand to deliver Christmas trees, holiday decorations, children's gifts, Patriots gear, a Patriot Place gift card and a box of food for holiday meals to 8 local families throughout Massachusetts. Pat Patriot and a Patriots cheerleader helped with the surprises in these moments that will make you smile.

On Dec. 12, the Patriots teamed with the Wonderfund of Massachusetts to help bring smiles to children in need. One hundred foster families picked up Christmas trees, lights, ornaments and a tree stand at Gillette Stadium. They also drove out onto the field to pick up teddy bears, holiday gifts and take a socially distanced photo with Patriots cheerleaders and Pat Patriot. The event was sponsored by the Kraft family and Patriots captains Lawrence Guy, Devin McCourty and Jason McCourty.

For the fifth straight season, the New England Patriots are participating in the NFL's 'My Cause My Cleats' campaign, which gives both players and coaches the opportunity to wear cleats that are designed to promote a cause important to them. Here's a look at the Patriots' custom cleats.

For the 27th consecutive year, the Patriots teamed up with Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries to provide 200 complete Thanksgiving meals to families in need at the Goodwill headquarters in Boston on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. Josh Kraft, Andre Tippett, and Pat Patriot and Cheer were on site to help put baskets into recipients cars as they drove up.

Earlier today, the Patriots Foundation teamed up with Gulf Oil to distribute over 42,000 meals to veterans in need from Gillette Stadium. As part of the donation, Gulf donated over $10,000 in Gulf Oil gas gift cards to our veterans in an effort to support and thank them for their service.

In honor of Crucial Catch month, New England Patriot players Deatrich Wise and Adam Butler sent video messages to patients at various New England hospitals. These special messages were shared via the staffs' mobile devices to patients who are undergoing cancer treatment. Deatrich and Adam wanted to let patients know the Patriots organization is thinking of them and sent along words of encouragement. The patients also received New Era Patriots Crucial Catch hats.