Kraft sports + Entertainment and KAGR hosted the "Equal Play" event at Gillette Stadium to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Title IX. The event was headlined by tennis icon Billie Jean King and moderated by award-winning sports journalist Jackie MacMullan as they highlight the importance of women in sports.

Patriots players Justin Bethel and Myles Bryant, along with MLK School students Kimberly and Dashon, share the history of Juneteenth, what it means to them and why it is important to celebrate.

Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon joined One Mission for their annual Buzz Off event to help raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer.

In honor of National Foster Child Month, Patriots defensive back Cody Davis hosted 65 local foster children and their families at Helix Gaming Center at Patriot Place for an afternoon of playing video games alongside Patriots players. The event was part of Cody's Gamers, a program that Davis created to provide memorable experiences for youth throughout the community.

Rhode Island's last surviving Tuskegee Airman, Sgt. Victor Butler celebrated his 100th birthday this past weekend, and his only request was to receive birthday cards. He went on to receive thousands of cards and several special guest visitors, including Robert Kraft who surprised him with a custom number 100 Patriots jersey.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft was presented with the 2022 Ron Burton Humanitarian Award at Gillette Stadium on Thursday, May 19, 2022.

Patriots players Kendrick Bourne, Myles Bryant, Joejuan Williams, Deatrich Wise and Andre Tippett visited the New England Patriots Foundation's Adopt-A-School to help deliver and assemble new interactive panels. The MLK School in Dorchester was surprised with new interactive education screens provided by the Ockers Company to enhance collaborative learning in the classroom and remotely.

The New England Patriots Foundation teamed up with Bob's Discount Furniture and Wonderfund to help renovate a young adult residence in Fall River. Patriots chairman and CEO Robert Kraft along with Patriots players Kendrick Bourne, Malcolm Butler, Ty Montgomery, Jalen Mills, Jahlani Tavai, Justin Herron & Mike Onwenu all assisted in upgrading the Old Colony YMCA Pre-Independent Living Facility.

Patriots running back and captain James White joined the New Bedford Police Department for an afternoon of distributing repair vouchers for local drivers who were pulled over for a broken headlight or taillight. White's ride-along was part of the Lights On! program, an initiative the Kraft Family helped launch last December and aims to improve the relationship between local law enforcement and the general public.

Josh Kraft announces the recipient of the tenth annual Massachusetts STEM Teacher of the Year award.

Robert and Jonathan Kraft visited Harvard Business School to announce the new Robert K. Kraft Family Fellowship Fund, which will provide financial aid to talented students from lower socioeconomic and underrepresented backgrounds.

The New England Patriots Foundation, joined by David Andrews, Will Sherman and Tre Nixon, teamed up with Operation Shower and PepsiCo to pack, deliver and distribute "Welcome Baby" boxes to expecting military families at Fort Devens Army Base.

Patriots QB Mac Jones visited the Boys & Girls Club of Metro South in Brockton, MA where he spent time playing sports, talking & dancing with the kids before presenting them with a $100,000 charitable donation.

On Tuesday, March 29, the New England Patriots Foundation celebrated Women's History Month by hosting a virtual Women in Sports panel presented by NOBULL. The panel featured extraordinary female figures including Paralympic Track & Field Athlete Noelle Lambert, Patriots Cheerleader Dana Richardson, 2022 U.S. Olympic Ski Team Member Julia Kern, CrossFit Games Athlete Baylee Rayl, and the Captain of the Women's Soccer Team at Dean College Lindsey Adams. The panel was moderated by Patriots Host & Producer, Tamara Brown. The panelists discussed the importance of sports and exercise in their lives, the positive impact it has had on them, the adversity they have faced and so much more.

Robert Kraft invited Connor and Seamus Collins to a Patriots game after learning the fans steered their school bus to safety when the driver had a medical emergency.

Patriots safety Devin McCourty Devin McCourty reflects on the importance of recognizing & learning about Black history, not just this month, but every month.

In January 2022, Joe Cardona, Jonathan Jones, Mac Jones, Devin McCourty and other members of the Patriots Players Social Justice Committee surprised the leaders of local organizations with news that they were the recipients of a donation from the Patriots Players Social Justice Fund. The fund will distribute over $560,000 from players, the Kraft family and the NFL this season, bringing the fund's total to just under $2M for local organizations since 2018.

You won't believe the surprise Lawrence Guy has, for a deserving family visiting Gillette Stadium.

Connecticut brothers Anthony, Dominic, Vincent and Cristiano unexpectedly lost their mom, Gina this past November. Last month, they received a call from Robert Kraft who presented them with a super surprise for the holidays.

This month, NFL teams across the League are recognizing the social justice work being done by NFL clubs and players. Check out the cool piece of art the Patriots commissioned for this initiative.

In partnership with Devin McCourty, the New England Patriots Foundation hosted 30 children from local shelters at their annual Gifts From The Gridiron holiday shopping event.

Patriots cornerback Jonathan Jones unveils his My Cause My Cleats which are dedicated to his aunt who was diagnosed with breast cancer on December 7, 2020.

The My Cause My Cleats NFL initiative allows players to represent organizations that are the most meaningful to them. See Patriots players Nick Folk, Devin McCourty, Hunter Henry, and Ted Karras talk about the organizations they chose to support.

The Kraft family celebrates the holidays with children in need for the 28th annual Children's Holiday Party, hosted at Gillette Stadium.

Robert Kraft presents Patriot Lawrence Guy as the nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award.