Field is ninth to be funded since 2016, will serve multiple Akron Public Schools programs

Dee, Jimmy Haslam, players attend as part of commitment to education, youth football

Playing surface is eighth multi-sport surface to be funded by team since 2016

Players visit students, emphasize importance of good attendance in school on path to future success

Kaylon Cowan-Ross, Omowonuola Obasa served as coin toss captains before Panthers game

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

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.

As an extension of the UNITY platform, Browns players were invited to join teenagers from local rec centers in addition to Safety Forces for round table discussions. The groups came together for the third time to have conversations with the Cleveland students.

The Browns visited Case Elementary school in Cleveland to deliver special teams packages; which included clothes, school supplies and a gift card to purchase shoes of their choice. Greg Joseph, Damion Ratley and Howard Wilson also spent the afternoon in the classroom with the kids and participated in a Halloween activity.

Josh Cribbs visited Louisa May Alcott Elementary School to giveaway bikes to students with perfect or improved attendance within this school year. The Cleveland Browns partnered with Get 2 School You Can Make It to emphasize on the importance of attending school each and every day for higher chances of academic success.

Browns coaches, players, alumni and staff attended the 19th Annual Golf outing to raise money and awareness to benefit education in Northeast Ohio, the mission of the Cleveland Browns Foundation.

Players visited students at the Cleveland elementary school and emphasized the importance of good attendance in school on the path to future success. Take a look at the photos from the visit made by Greg Joseph, Kendall Lamm, Orson Charles, Jaelen Strong and Chomps.

Good attendance builds a strong foundation for in-school success. GOJO®, the makers of PURELL® Hand Sanitizer, support the "Get 2 School" attendance campaign by donating PURELL® hand sanitizer to Cleveland students in an effort to promote good hand-hygiene and reduce illness-related absences. Students also received a lesson on the importance of fighting germs, especially during the flu season.

Good attendance builds a strong foundation for in-school success. To celebrate their on-track attendance, a third grade class received a surprise Chomps visit, Browns goodie bags and an Arby's lunch.

WR Dan Williams, OL Earl Watford, and Chomps surprised students with a reward for strong attendance.

Chomps visited students at Mary B. Martin Elementary to promote good school attendance.

Chomps and WR Dan Williams stopped by H. Barbara Booker Elementary to help students pick out books!

The Browns and Arby's treated Almira third-graders with lunch and goodie bags filled with school supplies as a reward for their good attendance.