2025 Marion Motley Scholarship Recipient, Brooklyn Stafford-Crandall!

Introducing our one of the 2025 Marion Motley Scholarship Recipient, Brooklyn Stafford-Crandall. She is a standout student and passionate community advocate dedicated to educating and supporting survivors of domestic violence and child abuse.

The Browns Stay in The Game program was excited to welcome kids back to school with multiple takeovers.

To celebrate the legacy of Bill Willis, the Browns invited Jordan, a Stay in the Game! student at Bedford High School to learn about coaching in the NFL from the current Bill Willis Coaching Fellow Nemo Washington.

Stay in the Game! visited General Johnnie Wilson Middle School as part of the Thursday Night Football for Good initiative to celebrate student attendance and the educators that help make students want to come to school every day.

Offensive lineman Joel Bitonio virtually visits a Caldwell Elementary 1st grade classroom due to their excellent attendance. The students engage in a Q&A session with the 2022 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee for the Cleveland Browns.

Community members from across the Garfield Heights City Schools district gathered inside of the high school gymnasium on August 29th to kick off the start of the new school year. Joel Bitonio's Back to School Bash welcomed over 100 students from Elmwood, William Foster, and Maple Leaf Elementary Schools with backpacks and Browns gear prior to the start of the academic year.

The Cleveland Browns and Archbishop Hoban celebrated the implementation of two high-quality synthetic turf fields at Wentz Financial Family Fields, the team's 11th field installment in past five years. Since May of 2016, the Haslam and Johnson families and Browns Give Back have been dedicated to providing Ohio communities with new field surfaces, focused on enhanced educational opportunities by promoting student engagement through youth and high school football, additional sports and other activities.

Arby's donated thousands of masks and food vouchers for students of the Maple Heights School District, as well as meals for those who are helping feed those students during these trying times.