The Patriots Foundation and NEPAC brought Football For You to Foxboro High School for residents of the surrounding area. Football For You is a free non-contact football clinic for boys and girls ages 9-14, that was led by current Patriots rookies and Patriots alumni. Players lead participants through offensive and defensive skill stations.

The New England Patriots and New England Dairy teamed up to present a $10,000 Hometown Grant to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. K-8 School in Dorchester on Wednesday, June 15, 2022. The grant will go towards enhancing the school's wellness environment through health-focused initiatives. The event began with a school-wide assembly featuring several speakers and followed with football-themed activities for a select group of students.

In honor of National Foster Care Month, Patriots defensive back Cody Davis hosted 50 local foster children and their families for a memorable afternoon of gaming at Helix eSports facility at Patriot Place on Tuesday, May 24, 2022. Several of Davis' teammates turned out to play games with the kids, including Matthew Slater, Kendrick Bourne, Deatrich Wise Jr., Jakobi Meyers and Nelson Agholor, who was celebrating his birthday.

With the support of the New England Patriots Foundation and Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Boston, and a number of other donors, Brooke Charter Schools celebrated a new synthetic turf field at the school's campus in Mattapan on Thursday, May 12, 2022. The field is the largest component of an overall recreation facilities redesign at Brooke's campus that also includes two outdoor basketball courts and a playground structure. The field will be used by students across the charter school network and by community groups in the Lena Park community of Boston.

In honor of National Foster Care Month, the New England Patriots Foundation and Bob's Discount Furniture teamed up with Wonderfund and the Old Colony YMCA to carry out a home makeover to a youth and young adult residence in Fall River on Wednesday, May 11, 2022. On hand for the ribbon cutting event was Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft, WR Kendrick Bourne, CB Malcom Butler and WR Ty Montgomery. Fellow Patriots players Jalen Mills, Jahlani Tavai and Bill Murray helped restore the home weeks earlier.

April is designated as the "Month of the Military Child," providing an opportunity to recognize and thank the children of our service members and veterans. Cross Insurance, a longtime partner and supporter of the New England Patriots, has joined forces with the New England Patriots Foundation, serving as the cornerstone partner for military initiatives. This month, the Patriots Foundation and Cross Insurance worked with New England Patriots Alumni Club to bring their "Football For You" program to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Hanscom Air Force Base. Current and former Patriots players and Patriots cheerleaders led a free one-day football and cheer clinic for the children of servicemen and women. Children at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard had the opportunity to learn from current players Henry Anderson, Malcolm Perry, and Will Sherman, and Patriots alumni Pete Brock, Ilia Jarostchuk, Max Lane, and Dante Scarnecchia. Current players Hunter Henry and Malcolm Perry were on site to teach children at Hanscom Air Force Base, as well as Patriots alumni Pete Brock, Rick Buffington, and Steve Nelson. To end the week, the Patriots Foundation and Cross Insurance invited military families from Joint Base Cape Cod to Gillette Stadium for a movie night to watch "An Extremely Goofy Movie." Families had the opportunity to meet current Patriots players Justin Herron, Dalton Keene, and Josh Uche, as well as Patriots cheerleaders and Pat Patriot.

The Patriots Foundation was proudly represented on Patriots Day. All 16 runners completed the 126th annual race, while raising more than $150,000 to support New England nonprofits.

Patriots players David Andrews, Tre Nixon and Will Sherman, along with the Patriots Foundation, joined PepsiCo and Operation Shower to pack and deliver special "Welcome Baby" boxes to moms-to-be at Fort Devens Army Base on Wednesday, April 13, 2022. The moms are the spouses of active duty or deployed members of local military bases, and in some cases, are active duty themselves.

Patriots QB Mac Jones visited the Boys & Girls Club of Metro South - Brockton Clubhouse on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. Jones spent time with the kids, was given a tour of the facility, and surprised the B&G Club with a $100,000 donation.

Patriots fan Kara Doolittle, who is courageously battling breast cancer, was invited to Gillette Stadium, along with her boyfriend, on Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022. Kara was overwhelmed and overjoyed at meeting Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who presented her with gifts, including a signed hat and Patriots sneakers. Doolittle also met Patriots players Damien Harris and Byron Cowart and enjoyed a visit at The Patriots Hall of Fame.

Patriots captain David Andrews cooked and served pancakes to women at Abby's House in Worcester on National Pancake day, on Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Abby's House has provided shelter and affordable housing to homeless and battered women since 1976.

From February 14 through February 18, the Patriots Foundation celebrated Random Acts of Kindness Week in the New England community. On Monday, Patriots Alumni Dante Scarnecchia and Bill Matthews visited with patients at the VA Hospital in Brockton for "Valentines for Vets." On Tuesday, Patriots Cheerleaders and Pat Patriot surprised Foxboro Dunkin' customers with gift cards to pay for their orders. On Wednesday, Pat Patriot teamed up with the New England Revolution's Slyde to surprise kids with Patriots winter hats and Revolution scarves at Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) in Mattapan. To conclude the week, the Patriots and Revolution purchased lunch from Black-owned restaurants to feed a total of 600 frontline workers at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Leonard Morse Hospital, Framingham Union Hospital, and UMass Memorial Medical Center.