Students from four different elementary schools enjoyed holiday festivities alongside several Redskins players on Dec. 10.

Sundberg has been nominated for the second time in three years for this award because of his deep commitment to the community over his 10 seasons with the Redskins.

Current Redskins Colt McCoy and Maurice Smith visited Inova Children's Hospital on Nov. 26 for a Thanksgiving-themed event, which included arts and crafts and room visits. 

Veterans representing both World War II and the Korean War, Frank Richter and Jack Goldstein were treated to an opportunity of a lifetime at Redskins Park.

A former anchor of the Redskins offensive line in the mid-1960s, Crossan spent the entirety of his five-year career in the burgundy and gold. 

Redskins players and volunteers alike delivered Thanksgiving meals to 2,500 people in need on Tuesday.

The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation orchestrated three projects simultaneously last Saturday as a part of Redskins Huddle for 100, a league-wide initiative that encourages fans to volunteer for 100 minutes in honor of the NFL's 100th season. 

The event, coincided with the celebration of the NFL's 100th season, kicked off a weekend of events leading up to the Redskins matchup against the 49ers on Sunday.

The Redskins Charitable Foundation, in partnership with Everfi and United Way of the National Capital Area, educated sixth-graders at Trailside Middle School in Ashburn, Virginia, on Tuesday about how to cultivate and maintain relationships.

The Washington Redskins kicked off the 21st anniversary of Think Pink with the Redskins Breast Cancer Awareness game presented by Inova Schar Cancer Institute on Oct. 6.

Thirty breast cancer survivors got to be "princesses" for a day as the Redskins hosted them for their annual All-Star Survivor Celebration on Tuesday. 

Seventh-graders Greenbelt Middle School in Maryland rotated through different physical activity drills related to the Redskins FITT curriculum Tuesday.