'I think if you want to go anywhere in this world and be successful, you have to go to school'

Universal Pre-Kindergarten’s Family Engagement Playbook

Browns Give Back donated 100 bicycles, 75 rocking chairs that were made earlier this summer by staff members

Browns are avid supporter for CMSD's ‘Get 2 School. You Can Make It!’ attendance campaign

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.

The Cleveland Browns hosted a Social Justice Summit and invited Cleveland community leaders and players to discuss ways to positively affect social change in the region. The Summit was attended by Jim Brown, Christian Kirksey, Jamie Collins, Seth DeValve, Briean Boddy-Calhoun, state Senator John Eklund, Cleveland Chief of Police Calvin Williams, among others.

The Cleveland Brows hosted their second equality summit in collaboration with the Cleveland Police Department in which students were invited to continue the conversation about social justice and neighborhood equality and unity.

As part of First and Ten Tuesday, the Browns visited with students at the Glenville Early Learning Center to support the Universal Pre-Kindergarten program supported by the Browns Foundation and the 2000 Days pledge.

Greg Joseph, Damion Ratley and Howard Wilson visited Case Elementary to deliver Special Teams Packages to 3rd grade students. Each student received a clothing package from Shoes and Clothes for Kids that included three school uniforms, a shoe gift card and other necessities to help them get to school every day.

Josh Cribbs and Chomps surprised students at Louisa May Alcott Elementary School with new bikes as part of the Get 2 School You Can Make It! program.

Cleveland Browns alumni kicked off the CMSD Back to School event by speaking about the importance of hard work in school and life. Browns Give Back provided game tickets and signed memorabilia to parents that pledged to get their students to school every day.

The Browns played games with local students at the Cleveland Browns Foundation's 19th annual golf tournament presented by Key Private Bank and in association with University Hospitals and Professional Travel.

The golf tournament is the team's longest standing and most successful fundraiser. The golf tournament is presented by Key Private Bank and in association with University Hospitals and Professional Travel.

As part of First and Ten Tuesday, the Browns visited with students at the Glenville Early Learning Center to support the Universal Pre-Kindergarten program supported by the Browns Foundation and the 2000 Days pledge.

Students from Ginn Academy had a career day at the Cleveland Browns training facility in Berea.