Check out photos of the Patriots 2025 rookie class participating in a football skills clinic for kids on June 19, 2025.

Various alumni players led a football skills and drills clinic at Foxboro High School for children ages 7-14 from the Hockamock YMCA. Nearly 100 kids and the YMCA's integration program for special needs were in attendance to participate in skill stations led by alumni players. Peter Brock facilitated the warmups while David Andrews, Brian Hoyer, Woodrow Hamilton, Jonas Gray and Dante Scarnecchia ran skill stations for the attendees.

In partnership with RCX Sports, The Patriots hosted the NFL Flag Showcase on Sunday, which offered athletes graduating from 2025-2029 an opportunity to showcase their skills, gain exposure and talk with college coaches who are actively recruiting from the NAIA and NJCAA. Over 80 girls from local high schools were in attendance to participate in agility and position drills.

The Kraft family, the New England Patriots Foundation and Gillette honored 26 winners of the 2025 Myra Kraft Community MVP Awards during a special luncheon at Gillette Stadium on Tuesday, June 3. Award winners were recognized for their volunteer efforts at local nonprofit organizations throughout New England. Each organization received a $10,000 donation in the name of their honoree, and the Kraft family also surprised one grand prize winner, Michael Downing of The BASE, whose nonprofit received a $25,000 donation. Since 1998, the Kraft family and the New England Patriots Foundation have recognized volunteers for going above and beyond to give back to their communities through the Myra Kraft Community MVP Awards program. Since its inception, the Myra Kraft Community MVP Awards program has recognized more than 525 volunteers and donated more than $4 million to support nonprofit organizations across New England.

Special Olympics Massachusetts held its second-annual 'A Special Day in Waltham' in collaboration with local law enforcement to celebrate inclusion in the world of sports. Patriots Head Coach Mike Vrabel was in attendance to show his support and appreciation for the cause.

On April 27, USA Football hosted their regional Talent ID camp at Gillette Stadium. The event invited local flag football athletes to showcase their skills in front of USAF coaches and scouts. Through 3 sessions of 12-18 girls, 12-18 boys, and adults, the camp helps identify athletes who could potentially in the long-term make the USA Football National, Olympic Flag Football and/or Junior National Teams.

On April 27, Adaptive Sports New England and the Patriots Foundation hosted a wheelchair football clinic at WIN Waste Field House. During the clinic, participants played games and went through skills and drills with former and current Patriots players.

On Wednesday, April 16, The Patriots Foundation visited Naval Station Newport to host the Football For You youth football clinic. Over 100 athletes, ages 7-14, ran through various football warmups and drills led by Patriots/Alumni players. Players in attendance included Miles Battle, Ben Brown, Joe Cardona, Truman Jones and Robert Spillane, while alumni players Woodrow Hamilton, Tully Banta-Cain and Thomas Clayton were also in attendance. Athletes were given t-shirts on behalf of Cross Insurance, snacks from Naval Station Newport and gift bags from the Patriots Foundation.

On Saturday, March 22, the Patriots Foundation invited 400 female Patriots NFL FLAG athletes to participate in a kickoff party at Gillette Stadium. Athletes experienced various photo ops and activities while supporting the sanctioning of girls flag football as a varsity sport within Massachusetts.

On October 27 during the regular season, the Patriots Foundation invited four different girls high school flag football teams were invited to participate in an on-field halftime performance. These teams scrimmaged each other on either end of the field during halftime of the New England Patriots vs. New York Jets to showcase the talent and development of girls flag football in New England. Pentucket Regional faced off against Fitchburg High School in the South endzone while Wachusett Regional battled the Salem High School Witches towards the North end zone.

The Patriots Foundation teamed up with NFL FLAG to invite over 70 athletes aged 13-18 to participate in the second Girls High School Flag Football Jamboree. This event was directed for both new and returning athletes to help the new athletes feel more confident and help the returning athletes harness their skills. Athletes were given the opportunity to participate in various drills led by their local coaches and following the drills were split up to scrimmage based on years of experience. Concluding the event, boxed lunches were provided, and athletes were given swag from the New England Patriots, Bridgestone, and Gatorade to take home.

The New England Patriots Foundation annually selects it's High School Football Coaches of the Week throughout the course of the NFL season. These coaches are recognized for their dedication and success on and off the field while exemplifying leadership qualities to their athletes and those around them.. They also each receive a grant on behalf of the Patriots Foundation to help fund their respective football programs and give back to their athletes. These coaches displayed are the well-deserving 10 Patriots Coach of the Week winners and the Coach of the Year winner, Doug Kopsco from Needham High School.