After an encounter with two local brothers, Nick and Brett Johnson, New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was inspired to support the Special Olympics for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative.

As part of the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, Hunter Henry will support Compassion International on his custom cleats when the New England Patriots take the field in Week 13.

After his own son's battle with leukemia, New England Patriots director of pro personnel Patrick Stewart has seen up-close the work being done at The Jimmy Fund to advance treatment and research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Through the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, he's using the platform and his own story to uplift the cause.

Participating in the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, Patriots assistant quarterbacks coach/director of game management Evan Rothstein is proud to represent his Jewish faith, stand up to hate, and support Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism.

From getting students excited about literacy, packaging Thanksgiving meals for the less fortunate, and surprising an entire elementary school with sneakers and winter hats, New England Patriots players had a busy day in the community this Tuesday.

As part of the NFL's Salute to Service initiative, several New England Patriots players joined the Patriots Foundation in hosting a pickleball tournament with members of the Massachusetts National Guard.

'These kids haven't had a chance to really be be kids, so to provide a safe space for them and their families to actually get to experience a fun holiday is great to be a part of.'

As part of the NFL Votes initiative, New England Patriots defensive lineman Keion White joined Patriots Foundation president Josh Kraft at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library on Monday for a nonpartisan voting forum.

After signing a three-year contract extension with the Patriots, special teamer Brenden Schooler is eager to continue growing as a player and leader in New England.

"You would have never thought that we were going through what we were going through just because of how tough we were and we always knew that it was better days ahead."

He may not have been physically able to bowl, but New England Patriots center David Andrews didn't let his season-ending injury stop him from hosting the bowling tournament that has generated millions of dollars for Boston Medical Center over the years.

"We're in hard times. This is a day they don't have to worry about buying food for their families. They can come here for fresh produce, food from the food trucks, get a nice haircut for the kids, and have a lot of fun."