It was another year with field renovations, surprise visits and more

A $40 purchase will net 160 tickets, double the amount that is typically distributed

Contribution supports installment of two synthetic turf practice fields

LMM contribution for home renovations made possible through Browns' commitment to focused on social justice initiatives 

Team presented $10,000 check, new helmets in tribute to NFL's 100th season

Day of fun and food rewards students' good attendance

Local kids take part in shopping spree for themselves, family and friends 

Burris underwent offseason shoulder surgery and has played big role on Cleveland's defense

The purpose of Inspire Change is to facilitate conversations and actions that move us towards a more equal and just tomorrow. Watch as players and ownership discuss how donating fields and equipment to various schools in northeast Ohio helps reduce barriers to opportunity. #inspirechange

Defensive Lineman Larry Ogunjobi took kids from the Cleveland area on a Christmas shopping spree.

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Cleveland Browns players invited their high school football coaches to watch practice in Berea on Saturday.

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Furthering its dedication to helping kids dream big, the Arby's Foundation presented Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) with $100,000 as part of their local grants program in support of the Cleveland Browns Foundation's "Get 2 School, Stay in the Game!" Network, a statewide initiative designed to promote the importance of school attendance and put an end to chronic absenteeism.

The Cleveland Browns hosted the East 88th St. Browns to give them a tour of the facility. During the tour, they were surprised with $10,000 for their program, new helmets for the players and two tickets to the Super Bowl.

The Browns mark the beginning of their house rehab project with Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry (LMM). This duplex house will become a home to two families who are part of the Chopping for Change program.

With a $100,000 gift from the team, the Browns are making a difference for families who are homeless. This marks the first day of renovating homes and transforming lives.

Joel Bitonio carries on Joe Thomas' shop with a pro tradition at Dick's Sporting Goods by taking kids on a holiday shopping spree. Kids are rewarded $200 to pick out whatever they would like including shoes, jackets and toys to enjoy the holidays.

On Tuesday, Browns players, alumni and staff joined the Greater Cleveland Food Bank prior to Thanksgiving to package meals and food items for local shelters, food pantries and food sites throughout Northeast Ohio.

On Tuesday, Browns players, alumni and staff joined the Greater Cleveland Food Bank prior to Thanksgiving to package meals and food items for local shelters, food pantries and food sites throughout Northeast Ohio.

Denim Lowe is 8 years old who's been diagnosed with a malignant neoplasm. With help from Make a Wish and the Cleveland Browns Denim traveled to Berea to tour the Browns' training facility and get some football tips from Odell Beckham Jr. and Baker Mayfield.

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Dedicated to empowering students with the knowledge, character and skills necessary to lead choice-filled lives, KIPP Columbus affords learners the opportunity to take control of their future – beginning with strong attendance.

As part of the Browns Give Back's commitment to education, the Cleveland Browns Foundation, Cleveland Metropolitan School District and the Arby's Foundation made a special announcement during a visit to CMSD's Mound STEM School today

At Canton City School District, strong academic relationships fall second to none, understanding that authentic, positive bonds have the power to transform a student's future far beyond the classroom.

The guys showing off their custom cleats representing organizations chosen by our players for this years My Cause My Cleats campaign

A close up look at the cleats and the foundations represented by our players for this years My Cause My Cleats campaign

Action from the OHSAA Division II State Semifinal game featuring the Eagles and the Tigers.

Browns players, members of the Browns Women's Organization and Vitamix representatives joined the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to package meals for local shelters before Thanksgiving

Game action from the OHSAA regional final featuring the Cardinals and the Eagles.

_Excellence is increasingly the standard at Maple Heights City School District. Ambitious and eager to prepare learners for a lifetime of perseverance and achievement, the district understands that strong attendance lies at the foundation of future success._

OHSAA round two playoff action between the Shoremen and the Grizzlies.