Browns Give Back

The holiday season is upon us, and the Browns are giving back in a variety of ways

Baker Mayfield makes big impact on special night at FirstEnergy Stadium

Veteran DB recently returned to the field after breaking wrist

LaVerde, announced as recipient during Cleveland’s 26-20 win at FirstEnergy Stadium, to represent team at 2019 Pro Bowl as Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year nominee

Event to take place March 9, 2019

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

Contribution marks players’ and team’s first contribution through NFL’s club matching donation program focused on social unity and equality initiatives

Annual Browns, fans holiday toy drive benefits Toys for Tots

As part of Browns Give Back, the Browns hosted the 23rd Annual Deck the House Benefit Auction for the Providence House. With the help of Baker Mayfield, the event helped raise over $250,000. Terrence Mitchel was also awarded this year's Ed Block Courage Award for his ability to battle back from injury, while still giving back to his community.

During a visit to Bloom Bakery, Browns players presented Towards Employment $75,000 as part of their commitment to social unity and equality initiatives. The grant is comprised of personal donations made by Browns players, as well as contributions from the team through the NFL’s matching club grant program focused on supporting social justice causes.

Kaylon Cowan-Ross and Omowonuola Obasa were recognized as the 2018 Marion Motley Scholarship recipients. Kaylon and Omowonuola were recognized in an on-field check presentation with Browns alumni Dick Ambrose, and served as the honorary Coin Toss Captains for the game.

The Cleveland Browns Foundation and Lorain City School District officially launched the “Titan Pride Uniform” program at Toni Morrison Elementary School on Tuesday. During the visit, the Browns presented a grant check to the district and distributed packages to students in support of the uniform program’s mission to enhance students’ school attendance.

As a part of Browns Give Back, Browns players visited a third grade class on Clark Elementary and rewarded them for their good school attendance and emphasized the importance of attending school as much as possible throughout the year for a thorough education.

Baker Mayfield, David Njoku, Myles Garrett and more Cleveland Browns have specially crafted cleats for this year's My Cause, My Cleats.

As a part of Browns Give Back, Browns staff, alumni and players spent Tuesday afternoon at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank to help sort, prepare and package meals for those in need around the holiday season.

Leading into Veterans Day, the Browns supported the USO of Northern Ohio and military who serve our country by assembling a combination of nearly 600 care package and deployment bags to be distributed through the USO.

Jarvis Landry, Myles Garrett and other Browns Players visited UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospitals for a special Halloween Visit! Festive activities took place along with room visits by players to brighten the days of kids who may not be able to leave.

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Terrance Mitchell was honored with the Ed Block Courage Award and Baker Mayfield attended the event, helping to raise more than $100,000 for Providence House. All proceeds go toward funding the Providence House’s efforts to save at-risk or neglected children.

The Cleveland Browns give back to Northeast Ohio with a commitment to education and youth football while engaging the community through our signature First and Ten volunteer movement.

Eight team from Northeast Ohio participated in the 47th annual OHSAA High School Football State Championships. A Northeast Ohio team won the Division I, II, III, V and VI Championship games.

As part of its commitment to education, the Browns and Lorain City School District officially launched the "Titan Pride Uniform Program," benefitting youth who may not attend class due to a lack of access to suitable clothing.

This Tuesday, Browns players Christian Kirksey, Greg Joseph, Damarious Randall and D'Juan Hines visited Clark Elementary school to reinforce the importance of school attendance and celebrate the strong attendance of a class of third-graders.

As part of the NFL’s My Cause, My Cleats campaign, 30 Browns players designed custom cleats to raise awareness for charitable initiatives that have a personal meaning to each player. Take a look at some of the cleats our players will be wearing during Weeks 13-15.

Browns players, staff, alumni and volunteers from Giant Eagle and the Browns Women Organization helped at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank by packaging meals and food items for local shelters, food pantries and food sites throughout Northeast Ohio ahead of Thanksgiving.

St. Edward defeated Mentor 24-14.

The Cleveland Browns give back to Northeast Ohio with a commitment to education and youth football while engaging the community through our signature First and Ten volunteer movement.