USAA and the Patriots hosted 250 Boston area-based military members at training camp for an exclusive event where members participated in NFL drills for prizes.

Gatorade and the New England Patriots Foundation hosted their third annual "Get Fit for School" program to champion youth academics and athletics and give local students a jumpstart on the new school year. Fifty students from Northern Rhode Island Boys & Girls Club had the opportunity to watch Patriots training camp on Tuesday, August 4.  After training camp, Patriots players surprised the students with backpacks filled with school supplies, donated by Gatorade, so students have everything they need for success in the classroom.

The New England Patriots 2026 rookie class visited Newton North High School in Newton, Massachusetts for a special Juneteenth youth football clinic where kids participated in a variety of football drills.

All of the New England Patriots rookies visited the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate led by Patriots Chairman & CEO Robert Kraft.

Drake and Ann Michael Maye attended the 27th Annual Best Buddies Challenge, as he served as the honorary chair in support of Mack Hollins and the organization's mission of supporting the physical, social, and economical well being of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Drake and Ann Michael Maye were joined by Patriots players and special guests for the first annual MayeDay Celebrity Softball Game for charity at Polar Park on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

Patriots Chairman & CEO Robert Kraft gifted a handicap accessible minivan to a local family after hearing of their old one being totaled in an accident.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, head coach Mike Vrabel, Chairman & CEO Robert Kraft, and the entire New England Patriots organization welcomed 200 4th and 5th graders to the New Balance Athletic Center for a fun day filled with football drills, food, and helmet decorating with the players.

Watch local shelter dogs wrestle our opponents to help reveal the 2026 New England Patriots schedule in partnership with the New England Patriots Foundation and the Patriots.

New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry hosted more than 40 older teens in the foster care system at Gillette Stadium on Monday and sent them all home with brand new Guardian Bikes.

Mass General Brigham Staff at the Center for Sports Performance and Research provided expert training and recovery tips to our Patriots Foundation athletes that participated in the 2026  Boston Marathon

The Kraft Family and the Patriots Foundation hosted the first-ever Pawtriots Dog Adoption and Draft Watch Party, where pups found homes in Patriots Nation!

Patriots Chairman & CEO Robert Kraft, the Patriots Foundation, and Cross Insurance welcomed over 50 Vietnam War veterans to Gillette Stadium for a special pinning ceremony to honor and thank them for their service and sacrifice.

Robert Kraft surprised Patriots fans Shannon and Matthew LaPorta, wife and son of late Uxbridge police officer Stephen LaPorta who was killed in the line of duty, with tickets to Super Bowl LX.

Prior to the Patriots Wild Card game against the Chargers, Robert Kraft surprised Shelly Sepulveda, a longtime Patriots fan and neonatal intensive care nurse who had been fighting cancer for the last two years, with tickets to Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara. Shelly passed away leading up to the game, dedicating her tickets to her son to attend in her memory.

On Tuesday, December 16, the Patriots Foundation hosted their Winter Wonderland Shopping experience and Holiday Party which welcomed 90 children from youth development nonprofits. The celebration featured a holiday shopping experience for winter wear and gifts, festive activities, dinner, video games, and more with Patriots players, cheerleaders and alumni on hand to assist the children in their holiday shopping.

Head Coach Mike Vrabel and Gillette close out a successful Movember by shaving the mustache he grew in support of men's health awareness!

The Patriots named tight end Hunter Henry its 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award nominee for his work in the community of New England and with the International Justice Mission in the fight against human trafficking and slavery worldwide.

Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez showcases his My Cause My Cleats truck and discusses why his two causes Kyle Cares and the Happiness Project.

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel discuss supporting Men's Health and Movember with his growing mustache and his My Cause My Cleats custom sneak he'll be wearing.

Watch as Patriots players Andy Borregales, Hunter Henry and DeMario Douglas unbox the cleats they'll be wearing during Patriots-Giants on Monday Night Football as part of My Cause My Cleats.

Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft and Dr. Dana Kraft unbox their shoes for My Cause My Cleats and discuss the important causes they support.

For the 32nd year, The Patriots Foundation headed to Goodwill in Boston to deliver 200 food baskets to families in need during their Thanksgiving in a Basket event.

Patriots tight end Austin Hooper celebrates five years of the Austin Hooper Foundation in his 2025 My Cause My Cleats campaign in collaboration with More than Words Boston. A non-profit, youth-run organization that empowers young adults experiencing foster care, court, homelessness and more. He strives to provide support for youth in foster care, especially those who are aging out of the system.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye chose Special Olympics Massachusetts in collaboration with United Health Care for his 2025 My Cause My Cleats campaign. Watch as his cleats are designed and revelaed to him after practicing with Special Olympics athletes in Minnesota, where the summer games will be held in 2026.