- 2016 – Roye Kidd Field, JFK High School (17100 Harvard Ave, Cleveland, OH 44128)
- 2016 – James F. Rhodes Field, James Rhodes High School (5100 Biddulph Ave., Cleveland, OH 44144)
- 2016 – Bump Taylor Field, Glenville High School (778 Thornhill Dr, Cleveland, OH 44108)
- 2017 – John Adams Field, John Adams High School (3817 Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Cleveland, OH 44105)
- 2017 – John Marshall Field, John Marshall High School (3952 W 140th St, Cleveland, OH 44111)
- 2018 – Spartan Stadium, Roy C. Start High School (2010 Tremainsville Rd, Toledo, OH 43613)
- 2018 – George Daniel Field, Lorain High School (2601 Oberlin Ave, Lorain, OH 44052)
- 2019 – Haslam Field, Boys Hope Girls Hope of Northeast Ohio (9438 Dorothy Ave, Garfield Hts, OH 44125)
- 2019 – Joseph Yost Field, Ellet High School (309 Woolf Ave, Akron, OH 44312)
- 2021 – Shaw Stadium, Shaw High School (14121 Shaw Ave, East Cleveland, OH 44112)
- 2021 – Wentz Financial Field, Archbishop Hoban High School (888 Edge St., Akron, OH 44306)
- 2022 – Griffin Stadium, Buchtel High School (1040 Copley Rd, Akron, OH 44306)
- 2022 – Vitamix Field, Olmsted Falls High School (26939 Bagley Rd, Olmsted Falls, OH 44138)
- 2023 – Lou Groza Field, Berea High School (7220 Pleasant Ave, Berea, OH 44017)
- 2024 – Garfield Heights Field, Garfield Heights High School (4900 Turney Rd, Cleveland, OH 44125)
- Fall 2025 – Collinwood Athletic Complex, Collinwood High School (1100 E 152nd St, Cleveland, OH 44110)
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Field Projects
Since 2016, the Cleveland Browns have partnered with the Haslam and Johnson families to install high-quality turf fields across Northeast Ohio, supporting youth football, education, and community programs through Browns Give Back and Stay in the Game!
How it Started
In 2016, the Cleveland Browns, in partnership with the Haslam and Johnson families, launched an initiative to provide high-quality synthetic turf fields to Cleveland Metropolitan School District schools. Initially committed to five fields over two years, the Browns have expanded the project, installing 15 fields across Northeast Ohio as of fall 2024, with plans for continued growth. This effort aligns with the Browns Give Back and Stay in the Game! missions, aiming to enhance education and youth football in the community.
Continued Engagement
Each summer, the Browns return to each installed synthetic turf field to host free LEGENDS Clinics, presented by Office Revolution and in association with University Hospitals, Cardinal Credit Union, and Ohio CAT. Open to boys and girls ages 8-14, Browns Alumni and local high school football coaches provide tips and hands-on instruction, including fundamental football skills stations, contests, and non-contact games in a high-energy, fun, and positive environment. The goal is to unite varsity football programs with young athletes of all skill levels, helping to build the next generation of players.
Fields Installed
Browns host 2024 Legends Clinic
In 2016, the Cleveland Browns and the Haslam and Johnson Families announced a commitment to provide five Cleveland Metropolitan School District schools with high-quality synthetic turf fields through a two-year project timeline.
As of 2023, Cleveland Browns have installed 14 fields and counting across Northeast Ohio. This project epitomizes the Stay In The Game! and Browns Give Back vision to impact education and youth football in the community.
Resources
NFL Foundation Grassroot Grant
The Browns' field projects are supported through the NFL Foundation Grassroots Program, a nationwide effort led by the NFL Foundation and LISC to improve the quality, safety, and accessibility of local football fields. For 25 years, this program has provided funding and resources to build and upgrade community fields — including many right here in Northeast Ohio.