2022-2023 Eagles Impact Report

IMPACT REPORT / JULY 2022 - JUNE 2023

WE ARE DEDICATED TO BEING

INNOVATIVE LEADERS ON AND OFF

THE FIELD.

OUR HEART AND TRADITION ARE

IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

OUR IMPACT GOES BEYOND.

WE ARE INVESTED IN CREATING

A CULTURE OF INCLUSION AND

COMPASSION.

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INTRODUCTION

It is with profound honor and pride that I present the 2022-23 Philadelphia Eagles Community Impact Report. While we continue to move forward with an eye to the future, it is important that we take time to reflect on the past, celebrate the accomplishments that came along the way, and thank those who traveled on the journey with us. Thinking back to the 2022 season, I am reminded of how special a year it was. From clinching the NFC East Division to winning the most regular-season games in franchise history to being crowned NFC Champions, it took a lot of hard work and dedication from every member of the organization. While things did not end the way we had all hoped for, I am still incredibly proud of this team and the way our fans, partners, and community rallied around us all year long. Without you and the unwavering support we receive from Eagles fans everywhere, our impact on the world around us would not be as far reaching as it is. Your passion and energy fuels our coaches and players, not just on game day, but every day. We say this a lot, but I want to express how incredibly thankful we are for that support. It is what drives us to be the very best at what we do on the field, in the community, and as representatives of this tremendous city. As many know, Nick Sirianni has five core values that have guided his coaching journey in the National Football League: Connect. Compete. Accountability. Football I.Q. Fundamentals. While they all equally contribute to the process, he spends a lot of time focusing on the importance of connecting. That is what we strive to do with you and our extended Eagles family. Fostering authentic, collaborative relationships can establish a strong culture, build community, and inspire you to go above and beyond for the people around you. I also want to take a moment to personally recognize and thank our players for being great leaders on the field and stewards in the community. Their commitment to service and the personal causes that motivate them are changing the world. We are truly grateful to have them here and appreciate their collective effort to continually uplift and give back. On behalf of the Philadelphia Eagles, thank you once again for your support. We hope the pages that follow make you proud of the work we do and inspire others along the way.

Fly Eagles Fly!

Jeffrey Lurie Chairman and CEO

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“THE BOND WE SHARE WITH EAGLES FANS IS SPECIAL. IT IS A CONNECTION THAT WE ALWAYS LOOK TO BUILD UPON AND CELEBRATE IN EVERYTHING WE DO. PART OF THAT COMMITMENT IS DEDICATED TO FOSTERING AN INCLUSIVE CULTURE WHERE EVERYONE CAN FEEL VALUED, RESPECTED, AND SUPPORTED. IT STARTS WITH JEFFREY LURIE WHOSE PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP HAS INSPIRED EVERY MEMBER OF OUR ORGANIZATION TO CARRY OUT THIS IMPORTANT MISSION. WHETHER IT IS THROUGH THE EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION, OUR ALL-ABILITIES YOUTH FOOTBALL CLINICS, OR THE PLAYERS’ SOCIAL JUSTICE EFFORTS, WE WANT TO SERVE AS A POWERFUL VOICE FOR THE COMMUNITY.” — EAGLES PRESIDENT DON SMOLENSKI

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INNOVATION & STEWARDSHIP

The Eagles believe there is no offseason when it comes to good citizenship. Throughout the year, the team collaborates with local nonprofits and partners to deepen their impact in the community. Since Jeffrey Lurie became Chairman and CEO in 1994, the Eagles have made it a priority to strengthen and support the Greater Philadelphia region, as well as communities around the world, through a commitment to giving back. Under Lurie’s leadership, the Eagles have always served as proud community stewards. They do this by forming impactful community partnerships, hosting a variety of networking and philanthropic events, reducing their environmental footprint through the award-winning Go Green program, and contributing resources to fund cutting- edge autism research and care programs.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that one in 36 people living in the United States are on the autism spectrum. While it has become one of the fastest-growing developmental disorders in the country, it has historically been underfunded, misunderstood, and under-researched. Championed by Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie, the Eagles Autism Foundation is dedicated to raising funds for innovative autism research and care programs. Since 2018, more than $22 million has been raised thanks to the generosity of those who have proudly supported the cause in Philadelphia and beyond. By providing critical resources and supporting scientific discoveries, the Eagles Autism Foundation is creating a major shift from awareness to action. In partnership with leading institutions specializing in autism research, the Eagles Autism Foundation is bringing fresh ways of thinking to the medical field. Through year-round fundraising events and initiatives, including the Eagles Autism Challenge, Radiothon, Huddle Up for Autism, Training Camp public practices, 50/50 raffle, and more, every dollar raised supports cutting- edge autism research and care programs. The Foundation has even helped make the experience at Lincoln Financial Field more inclusive by providing guests with a dedicated sensory room, sensory bags, and visual schedules. To ensure that the most qualified projects are being funded, an independent peer review panel comes together every year to evaluate and approve all basic and clinical proposals submitted by the world’s most progressive autism research institutions. As a result of this comprehensive review process, 83 research projects and community grants specializing in the treatment and care of individuals and families affected by autism have been funded by the Eagles Autism Foundation. EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION

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EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION

THE EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION GOLF OUTING MORE THAN $400,000 RAISED The Eagles Autism Foundation Golf Outing is an annual event that takes place at Merion Golf Club, one of the world’s most exclusive clubs. The inaugural event, which paired participants with Eagles players, team legends, and celebrities, raised more than $400,000.

EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION 50/50 RAFFLE MORE THAN $1 MILLION The 50/50 Raffle presented by DraftKings offers fans the opportunity to share in half the jackpot on game days, with the other half benefiting the Eagles Autism Foundation. During the 2022 season, more than $1 million was raised, which included proceeds raised by an exclusive pin collection.

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HUDDLE UP FOR AUTISM NEARLY $200,000 RAISED IN 2023 TOTAL OF $835,000+ RAISED SINCE 2009 In recognition of World Autism Acceptance Day, the Eagles hosted their annual Huddle Up for Autism event at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, April 2, returning in person for the first time since 2019. Designed specifically for families with children on the autism spectrum, the sensory-inclusive experience featured live performances, photo-ops, field activities, locker room tours, and special appearances by Eagles players, cheerleaders, and SWOOP. All proceeds from the sensory- friendly event benefit the Center for Autism Research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. “IT’S AN OUTLET FOR OUR SON, AS WELL AS MANY OTHER KIDS. IT’S JUST A BEAUTIFUL THING TO COME TOGETHER AND SHOW SUPPORT. WE’RE NOT BY OURSELVES AND THAT’S HUGE FOR US, AS WELL AS OUR SON”.

KENNETH STANSBURY – EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION FAMILY

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EAGLES AUTISM CHALLENGE PRESENTED BY LINCOLN FINANCIAL GROUP

$22,000,000 Raised since 2018 FROM 121,224 DONATIONS

4,500 2023 Participants

$6,200,000 Raised in 2023

27,272 2023 Donations

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EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION

EAGLES AUTISM FOUNDATION PRESENTED BY LINCOLN FINANCIAL GROUP It was a record-setting year on many fronts for the Eagles Autism Challenge in 2023, raising more than $6.2 million, thanks to 4,500 participants and 27,272 donations worldwide. The Eagles Autism Challenge is the team’s signature fundraising event where every dollar is invested into groundbreaking research being conducted across the country and in community grants for area-based organizations. The 6th Annual Eagles Autism Challenge featured three cycling routes – Wawa Classic 30-Mile Ride, Wawa Shorti 10-Mile Ride, Wawa Junior 10-Mile Youth Ride – the FreedomPay 5K Run/ Walk, and the FreedomPay Sensory Walk. Participants biked, ran, and walked alongside their favorite Eagles players, coaches, and team legends while navigating on a scenic journey around the City of Philadelphia. “TODAY WAS AN EXAMPLE OF THE UNIFYING POWER WE HAVE AS A COMMUNITY TO ADVANCE AUTISM RESEARCH AND ASSIST THE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM EVERYWHERE.” —JEFFREY LURIE, CHAIRMAN AND CEO

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TRAINING CAMP OPEN PRACTICE NEARLY $350,000 RAISED The Eagles dedicate a training camp practice every season to the Eagles Autism Foundation. Hosted annually at Lincoln Financial Field, the team’s mission and cause are authentically woven into every aspect of the stadium experience. Most notably, Eagles players wear specially designed jerseys to elevate the Foundation’s platform and showcase the team’s commitment of turning autism awareness into action. The exclusive, one-of-a-kind jerseys feature Energy Green numbers and nameplates, along with the Eagles Autism Foundation logo prominently displayed on the front side and shoulder. The jerseys are then signed by each player and auctioned off through the Eagles Radiothon presented by Firstrust Bank and The Green Family Foundation.

EAGLES RADIOTHON $480,000 RAISED

Presented by Firstrust Bank and The Green Family Foundation, the Eagles Radiothon set a program record in 2022 by raising $480,000. Eagles fans and SportsRadio 94WIP listeners had the opportunity to bid on exclusive experiences involving their favorite Eagles players and SportsRadio 94WIP radio personalities. Some of the top items this year included Jeffrey Lurie’s Eagles Green Tesla, a crawfish boil with Jalen Hurts, an escape room experience with Avonte Maddox and Dallas Goedert, a karaoke party with Jordan Mailata, and painting the field with Lane Johnson.

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DIGITAL EDUCATION The Eagles partner with organizations on a variety of interactive programs that help to broaden the knowledge and leadership skills of students in the region. These connections are made online through programs such as Character Playbook, 306 Program, Playbook for Wellness, STEM Scholars Program, and the Firstrust Bank Entrepreneurs Game Plan program.

306 PROGRAM The 306 Program, powered by EVERFI, is an immersive educational tool that delivers African-American history to students in an engaging way. Many important aspects and traditions of American life have been directly influenced by the trailblazing path forged by African-American pioneers. This program takes participants on a historical journey, highlighting the visionaries of this era and their mark on American art, entertainment, science, academics, and the social movement.

UNDERSTANDING MENTAL WELLNESS Understanding Mental Wellness intro– duces students to concepts related to mental health, from the science of mental health to coping and help-seeking strategies. Increasing mental health literacy is linked to decreased stigma, increased help-seeking behavior, and more awareness of mental health resources. This year’s program reached 2,350 students in 32 schools for 2,033 hours of learning.

STEM SCHOLARS PROGRAM To inspire the next generation of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) leaders, the Eagles and Braskem have launched the STEM Scholars Program in Philadelphia-area schools. Through the team’s multi-year sustainabil- ity-focused partnership with Braskem, students are equipped with the tools needed to become engaged and productive leaders in society. The program also encourages students to collect and recycle bottle caps through a “Capetition,” which highlights the benefits of closed-loop recycling and environmental sustainability.

CHARACTER PLAYBOOK Character Playbook, powered by EVERFI and in partnership with the United Way, is an innovative digital learning experience that uses evidence-based strategies to educate students on how to cultivate and maintain healthy relationships. Eagles players annually participate in Character Playbook virtual sessions with area-based schools to teach students the basic principles of conflict resolution and positive character development to support their overall growth during the most critical years.

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FIRSTRUST BANK ENTREPRENEURS GAME PLAN PROGRAM As part of an ongoing effort to equip students with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed decisions on their financial futures, the Eagles and Firstrust Bank expanded the reach of their digital learning program in 2022. Entrepreneurs Game Plan powered by EVERFI is a fully integrated, interdisciplinary program that uses case studies, interactive business simulations, and personal development activities to prepare students for a bright and prosperous future. Students from area-based schools competed in a business pitch challenge judged by members of the Eagles and Firstrust Bank. Out of 35 business pitches, the top seven teams were selected to present their ideas at Lincoln Financial Field’s Firstrust Bank Club on April 26. The finalists included high school students from Cherokee, Cherry Hill West, Springfield, West York Area, and William Penn. To prepare for the challenge, each team was assigned a coach from the Eagles and Firstrust Bank. Chic Masks, a makeup removal face mask business created by students from Springfield High School, earned the top spot in the pitch challenge and scored $2,500 for their school. Prize money was also distributed to the second place ($1,500), third place ($1,000), and remaining teams ($500).

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The Eagles’ sustainability journey began in 2003 with the opening of Lincoln Financial Field. Since then, the team’s mission to reduce its environmental footprint has transformed into an award-winning, internationally recognized Go Green program. With the help of partners and fans, the Eagles have developed a multi-operational action plan that incorporates green energy production, recycling and composting, reforestation, ocean and water conservation, emission reduction, and energy efficiency. The Eagles, who wear the color “green” with pride, are committed to serving as proud environmental stewards for the community that gives so much to them throughout the year.

Lincoln Financial Field has been certified as a LEED Gold stadium for implementing practical and measurable strategies and solutions aimed at achieving high performance in sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality.

The Eagles became the first professional sports team to receive ISO 20121 certification, an international standard designed to help organizations integrate sustainability into management operations.

Lincoln Financial Field is a Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) STAR accredited building. Under the guidance of GBAC, a Division of ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, Lincoln Financial Field has implemented stringent protocols for cleaning, disinfection, and infectious disease prevention.

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GO GREEN HIGHLIGHTS

COMMUNITY CLEANUP PROGRAMS

COMPOSTABLE STRAWS With Aramark’s help in 2018, the Eagles became the first team in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex to phase out traditional plastic straws for a plastic alternative made from 100% renewable resources. This helps eliminate the use of roughly 500,000 plastic straws annually. CLOSED-LOOP RECYCLING PROGRAM As partners in recycling, the Eagles and Braskem collect bottle caps and other plastic products and turn them into new material for use at Lincoln Financial Field through a closed-loop recycling program. Some featured items include a six-foot tall replica Lombardi Trophy, bicycles, pellets

New this year, the Eagles and The Bellwether District teamed up to launch the “Touchdowns for Sustainability” program. For every touchdown the Eagles scored during the 2022 season, The Bellwether District invested in community cleanup programs throughout Philadelphia. In total, $75,000 was awarded to environmental nonprofits in the Philadelphia area. The recipients included: Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Center for Health Equity, Ecosystems Education Center & Freshwater Mussel Hatchery in partnership with Bartram’s Garden & the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary (PDE), and Gray’s Ferry Parks (Friends of Stinger Square Park, Friends of Lanier Park, Finnegan Playground). CYCLE REVERSE VENDING MACHINES The Eagles joined Anheuser-Busch’s National Recycling League – a multi- sports league coalition aiming to reduce waste on gamedays – by installing two Cycle Reverse Vending Machines (RVMs) at Lincoln Financial Field. The installation made Lincoln Financial Field the first NFL stadium to utilize the machines, which are designed for beverage container recycling. OFFSETTING TEAM TRAVEL In 2022, with the help of The Ocean Foundation and Ocean Conservancy, the Eagles offset 100% of their team travel carbon emissions through seagrass and mangrove restoration in Puerto Rico’s Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. The Eagles are the first U.S. professional sports team to offset team travel through the support of the Ocean Conservancy’s Blue Playbook. SUSTAINABLE RAIN GEAR With the help of Braskem, the Eagles purchased sustainable rain ponchos to be used by Eagles Gameday Staff. Made from sugarcane ethanol, a renewable raw material that has a carbon-negative life cycle, the ponchos were produced by GreenGear Supply Company and can be reused or recycled through the Eagles Go Green program.

WATER CONSERVATION Since 2015, the Eagles have eliminated the use of more than one million plastic water bottles with the installation of water filtration fountains at the team’s facilities. In addition, the installation of simultaneous flush urinals throughout Lincoln Financial Field saved more than 5,000 gallons of water per event during the 2022 season. WASTE AND RECYCLING Energy-from-waste..................................718.4 tons Food compost..............................................157.9 tons Cardboard.........................................................89.2 tovns Palletes........................................................................72 tons Waste oil...............................................................60.7 tons Stadium commingled...............................45.1 tons Braskem recycling...........................................3.8 tons Aluminum.............................................................27.9 tons EMPLOYEE TRAVEL SEPTA key cards have been purchased for employees when traveling to business events downtown. Furthermore, the Eagles Bike Share Program provides bikes and encourages employees to use an alternative means of transportation when traveling back and forth from the NovaCare Complex to Lincoln Financial Field.

for dry wall, and park benches. EARTH WEEK CLEANUP

In celebration of Earth Week, the Eagles teamed up with partners Lincoln Financial Group and Essity to clean up Philadelphia’s historic FDR Park. Players, staff, and season ticket members rolled up their sleeves and helped the South Philadelphia area that the team calls home maintain its beauty.

HERB AND HOT PEPPER HARVEST

Herb and hot pepper gardens have been planted in areas surrounding the NovaCare Complex and are harvested for use in Flik recipes that are served to players, coaches, and staff throughout the year. SOLAR PANELS 10,456 solar panels have positioned Lincoln Financial Field to be among the greenest major sports facilities in the world.

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“WHAT MAKES ME PROUD TO BE PART OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS HOW COMMITTED EVERYONE IS TO DOING THE RIGHT THING, STAYING AHEAD OF THE CURVE, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, SERVING EAGLES FANS IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE. I GIVE A LOT OF CREDIT TO THE PEOPLE IN OUR ORGANIZATION FOR BUILDING AND MAINTAINING A STRONG CULTURE – ONE THAT CONTINUES TO STRENGTHEN YEAR AFTER YEAR. IT’S A PRIVILEGE TO REPRESENT THIS TEAM AND CITY, AND WE ALL RECOGNIZE THE RESPONSIBILITY THAT COMES WITH THAT.” — EAGLES EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER HOWIE ROSEMAN

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & SERVICE

The bond that unites the Philadelphia Eagles and their fans is one that is unmatched. It’s a relationship that has existed for generations – in homes, in communities, in schools, in six historic stadiums dating back to 1933 – and continues to grow stronger. From the Baker Bowl to Lincoln Financial Field, from the East Coast to the West Coast, from the silver screen to communities worldwide, Eagles fans wear their green with pride. The fans’ relentless passion and unwavering support inspire the Eagles to seek excellence on the football field and serve as a positive force for good in the community. The team is honored to give back to a fanbase and community that gives so much to them year-round. In this spirit, the Eagles look to celebrate and recognize their fans in every way possible. Whether it’s in support of league-wide initiatives, such as Crucial Catch and Salute to Service, or locally based grassroots efforts designed to expand access to girls’ youth sports, the Eagles are motivated by this one-of-a- kind, immeasurable bond shared with the fans.

EAGLES CARE COMMUNITY TUESDAYS

During the NFL season, Tuesdays are typically non-practice days for the team. Many Eagles players use this opportunity to deepen their connection in the community on their day off.

LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD EQUIPMENT DONATION

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS PARTNERSHIP KICKOFF

MOBILE JUNIOR PRO CLINIC

9/11 DAY MEAL PACK EVENT

VIRTUAL VISIT CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA (CHOP) VIRTUAL VISIT

EARLY CANCER DETECTION AND SCREENING

WEST PHILLY PANTHERS VISIT

CHARACTER PLAYBOOK

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HOPEWORKS FACILITY GRAND OPENING

CRADLES TO CRAYONS DONATION SORTING & PACKAGING

MANNA ROOKIE VISIT

YOUTH FOOTBALL RECOGNITION

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS LUNCH & LEARN

2022 INSPIRE CHANGE CHANGEMAKER AWARD

BINGO AT CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA (CHOP)

POSITIVE COACHING ALLIANCE STUDENT-ATHLETE WORKSHOP

REFORM ALLIANCE “EAGLE FOR A DAY”

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SALUTE TO SERVICE The Eagles are continually inspired by the dedication and bravery of the many men and women of our military. As a way to thank active-duty service members and veterans for all their sacrifices in keeping our country safe, the Eagles work to bring military families together through their shared love of football. Through the nationwide Salute to Service campaign, the Eagles and the NFL have raised more than $58 million for military and veteran nonprofits to help fund programs and provide resources that improve the lives of service members, veterans, and their families. While Salute to Service events are highlighted specifically in November during the NFL season, the Eagles show their appreciation year-round by honoring service members and veterans with unique experiences and touchpoints.

MILITARY MOVIE NIGHT Downingtown native and award- winning actor, Miles Teller, joined the Eagles in hosting a special movie screening of his blockbuster film Top Gun: Maverick at Lincoln Financial Field for military members and their families. Eagles Legend Ike Reese, whose father is a former Marine, was also on hand to share in the evening with guests.

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PROS VS. JOES In collaboration with Verizon, deployed troops were provided with a once-in-a- lifetime experience by competing with Eagles players in online video games.

VA MEDICAL CENTER VISIT

Eagles players and SWOOP spent the afternoon with veterans at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center to thank them for their service and show appreciation for the sacrifices they made to keep our country safe.

FLAG FOOTBALL GAME The Eagles and Toyota gave VA Medical Center veterans an exclusive behind-the- scenes tour of Lincoln Financial Field. As the group made its way through the Eagles home tunnel and onto the field, they were met with a surprise greeting from Jordan Mailata, Anthony Harris, and Brett Toth.

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YOUTH FOOTBALL The Eagles are dedicated to supporting safe play and developing a love for the game at the youth level. The team works with community groups to ensure the game is being taught properly and that it continues to grow. Grassroots partnerships outfit football programs with new equipment and create experiences to inspire young athletes to achieve their football goals and aspirations. Whether it is at the national level supporting programs like NFL PLAY 60, or local initiatives such as the Eagles Football Academy and Girls Flag, the Eagles are committed to supporting the next generation of athletes.

DAMAR HAMLIN DONATION To ensure that student-athletes have access to AEDs and CPR, the Eagles donated $30,003 to Simon’s Heart, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and the Daniel E. Rumph II Foundation. This was done in honor of Damar Hamlin, a safety for the Buffalo Bills whose life was saved by a team trainer who performed CPR on the field during a Monday Night Football game in Cincinnati on January 2, 2023.

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EAGLES HIGH SCHOOL COACHES CLINIC The Eagles High School Coaches Clinic presented by Onrise gives football coaches from local high schools an opportunity to network, meet with, and learn from Eagles coaches. This year, nearly 100 coaches attended the clinic, which included remarks from Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and members of his staff. Discussion topics included health and safety, practice drills and strategies, and motivation and team building. The coaches also received valuable insights from Dr. Jeremy Tyler, Director of Psychotherapy at Penn Medicine, on how to address anxiety in youth athletes.

EAGLES 11-ON TOURNAMENT PRESENTED BY PLANET FITNESS The Eagles hosted an 11-On tournament, a 7v7 format featuring eight Philadelphia-area high schools. The event included scrimmages, “big man” challenges, team-building activities, skills training, and character development sessions

hosted by. Eagles quarterback Reid Sinnett and Eagles Legend Brandon Boykin. As part of the team’s commitment to safe play, every player was provided with Soft Shell Flag Football Helmets.

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YOUTH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS DAY The Philadelphia Eagles invited local junior Football national champions to Lincoln Financial Field 11U West Philly Panthers, the 10U vv Young Whippets, and the 12U Downingtown Young Whippets, to celebrate winning the

championship for their respective divisions. The teams were able to take a tour that included stops in the locker room, interview room, and an opportunity to meet Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata.

NFL FOUNDATION GRASSROOTS PROGRAM The Eagles, through the National Football League Foundation Grassroots Program and Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), awarded a $250,000 grant to the Public Health Management Corporation and City of Philadelphia for the installation of a new synthetic playing surface at North Philadelphia’s Olney Recreation Center. The grant was made possible through the NFL Foundation Grassroots Program, which has supported the construction or renovation of 431 football fields nationwide since 1998.

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EAGLES REGIONAL FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT The Eagles hosted the annual NFL FLAG Football Regional Tournament, with the winning teams advancing to the NFL FLAG Championships at the Pro Bowl Games. Eagles Legends, SWOOP, Eagles Cheerleaders, and the Eagles Drumline were all in attendance to support the participating teams. Each athlete received Eagles club jerseys, and official flag belts.

The Eagles activated their Mobile Junior Pro Clinic – an introductory football session designed specifically for children in the elementary and middle school age bracket – more than 36 times this past school year. Teaching kids ages 6-12 how to play the game while intereacting with SWOOP and Eagles Legend Jason Avant. Each school received an NFL Flag kit to continue their Flag football activities in school.

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PRESENTED BY GATORADE, THE BELLWETHER DISTRICT, AND PLANET FITNESS In January 2022, the Eagles launched Pennsylvania’s first Girls High School Flag Football League, with the goal to make girls flag football an officially sanctioned sport in the commonwealth. In its second season, participation more than doubled with 52 teams (38 teams from Pennsylvania,14 from New Jersey) and nearly 1,300 athletes. In March, the Eagles hosted the second annual Girls Flag Football Jamboree presented by NovaCare Rehabilitiation for all 52 teams. Each team received 25 custom Nike uniforms, a $3,000 stipend, a port-a-field provided by USA Football, and an NFL Flag Kit. Each athlete also received a sports bra as part of the Eagles’ sports bra initiative with Operation Warm. EAGLES GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL

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GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL

GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL CLINIC

In November, the Eagles hosted a flag football clinic at the NovaCare Complex with Eagles players and four-time Olympian Carli Lloyd serving as special instructors.

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INAUGURAL GIRLS FLAG COACHING CLINIC The Eagles hosted their inaugural High School Girls Flag Coaching Clinic at Lincoln Financial Field in February. The clinic featured professional instruction from Monica Livingston (former professional football player and current trainer for Positive Coaching Alliance), Austin Bowe (former women’s head coach for Team USA), and Matthew Reimel (National Tournament Director, Reigning Champs Experiences). Sessions included tips on developing the triple-impact competitor, offensive and defensive practice drills and strategy, and a Pennsylvania girls flag officiating overview. SPORTS BRA DONATION In February, the Eagles announced a long-term, strategic partnership with Operation Warm to design, manufacture, and distribute 30,000 sports bras to young female athletes throughout the tri-state area. It is part of the team’s ongoing effort to increase access to girls’ youth sports by knocking down the barriers that stand in their way of participation. Last year, the Eagles made an unprecedented $100,000 equipment donation to support access to female- specific sports equipment. The donation translated into 6,000 sports bras, which were then donated to Leveling the Playing Field – a team partner – to provide at least one sports bra to every female athlete in need in the School District of Philadelphia. The Eagles were the first NFL team to support female youth athletes in this capacity.

EAGLES CARE SUMMIT The Eagles Care Summit presented by Philadelphia Insurance Companies brings hundreds of area nonprofits together every year for a day of networking and capacity building. Typically held through roundtable discussions, panels, and keynote addresses, attendees are provided with valuable information to help amplify their work in the community. This year, the Summit welcomed two highly accomplished professionals to lead important keynote discussions around building a culture, lessons learned, and storytelling. Speakers included Dr. Melanie Ho, founder of Strategic Imagination, and Dr. Noa Gafni, Executive Director of the Rutgers Institute for Corporate Social Innovation.

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The Eagles Care initiative, built off the belief that strong nonprofits build strong communities, connects the team with local charitable organizations and works to strengthen each partner’s impact in the community. Through these partnerships, the Eagles devote their attention, support, and resources to each nonprofit to ensure that their individual footprints are being amplified. Since establishing the program in 2013, the team has welcomed 30 charitable organizations to the Eagles Care family.

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After School Activities Partnership Bringing Hope Home Children’s Crisis Treatment Center Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger Cradles To Crayons Dignity Housing Food Moxie ALUMNI PARTNERS

MANNA Northern Children’s Services

Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Philadelphia Children’s Alliance Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House Riverbend Environmental Education Center Rock To The Future Ryan’s Case For Smiles Simon’s Heart Special Olympics Steppingstone Scholars Summer Search Uplift Center For Grieving Children Variety Philadelphia Women Against Abuse

Fred’s Footsteps Greener Partners Habitat For Humanity

Laurel House Little Smiles Living Beyond Breast Cancer Make-A-Wish

EAGLES CARE SUMMIT: VIRTUAL SPEAKERS SERIES Building upon the collaboration at the Eagles Care Summit, the Virtual Speakers Series brought nonprofit professionals together virtually to address relevant subjects related to their work and mission. Discussion topics included nonprofit leadership, fundraising for nonprofits, marketing and social strategies, partnerships and community activation.

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EAGLES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION SINCE 1995

exams and distributed more than 72,000 eyeglasses to children in low-income communities. In an effort to expand their outreach to children in the School District of Philadelphia and offer greater access to free vision care, the Eagles Eye Mobile has partnered with Vision To Learn, the nation’s largest nonprofit mobile vision care provider. With this program expansion, the Eagles Eye Mobile powered by Vision To Learn serves every child in need in the School District of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Charter Schools, and districts in the five- county region, reaching thousands of children annually.

The Eagles Charitable Foundation has served more than one million children in the region through health and education programs. Thanks to the many partners and supporters of the Eagles Charitable Foundation, comprehensive vision care – including free eye exams and eyeglasses – is delivered directly to hundreds of children a day in communities that need it the most. Founded in 1996 by former Eagles Pro Bowl guard Jermaine Mayberry, the Eagles Eye Mobile – the foundation’s signature program – has administered more than 216,700 vision screenings and eye

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2022-2023 SCREENINGS: 24,122

PROGRAM TOTALS SCREENINGS: 131,353 EXAMS: 85,377 GLASSES: 72,673

EXAMS: 10,400 GLASSES: 9,010

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“THE PASSION AND ENERGY OUR FANS HAVE FOR THIS FOOTBALL TEAM IS UNLIKE ANYTHING I’VE EXPERIENCED. WE SEE IT AT LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD AND ON THE ROAD, WE FEEL IT AROUND TOWN, AND WE HEAR IT EVERY TIME WE GET A ‘GO BIRDS!’ FROM SOMEONE PASSING BY ON THE STREET. OUR FEET ARE IN PHILADELPHIA, BUT THE CONNECTION WE SHARE WITH EVERY EAGLES FAN IS FELT AROUND THE WORLD. YOU CAN SEE HOW MUCH THEY GENUINELY CARE, SO WE ALWAYS TRY TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION AND PAY IT FORWARD IN MEANINGFUL WAYS ON AND OFF THE FIELD.” — NICK SIRIANNI, EAGLES HEAD COACH

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WE ARE INVESTED IN CREATING A CULTURE OF INCLUSION AND COMPASSION. The Philadelphia Eagles actively promote and support a culture that embraces inclusivity at all levels. Through short-term and long-term commitments, the team uses its brand and the sport of football to help even the playing field for communities across the region. The Eagles do this by engaging with players and their many passions to support the School District of Philadelphia, social service organizations, local businesses, and families of all different backgrounds. Through a number of club and league initiatives, and in direct collaboration with the players, the team works to serve as an inspiration to others and cultivates a society built on compassion and acceptance.

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The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award is one of the league’s most prestigious honors that recognizes an NFL player for outstanding community service activities off the field, as well as excellence on it. Since the establishment of the award in 1970, three Eagles have been proudly selected as the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year – Harold Carmichael, Troy Vincent, and Chris Long. Through their individual passions, they each have exhibited a strong commitment to those around them by leveraging their platforms as professional athletes. Above all, their impact extended beyond the game of football and left a lasting legacy for others to follow. MAN OF THE YEAR

BRANDON GRAHAM 2022 EAGLES MAN OF THE YEAR

“As Philadelphia’s longest-tenured professional athlete, Brandon Graham has become one of the city’s most influential leaders. From in-game triumphs like securing the Eagles’ first Super Bowl win by strip-sacking Tom Brady in the fourth quarter to beaming light into the lives of fans off the field, Brandon’s impact on the Philadelphia community is one that will last long after his football career. His legacy will carry on through the lives he’s touched along the way. Team Graham, Brandon’s fund, offers its time and resources to various organizations and causes in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan, including mentoring children and providing clothes and food to families in need. He is an active supporter of the Eagles Autism Foundation, volunteers his time to numerous nonprofits - some of which include March of Dimes, Make-A- Wish, Ronald McDonald House, American Heart Association, and Liberty USO - and spends time with community groups during training camp practices and home games. Brandon Graham exemplifies what it means to be a Philadelphia Eagle.

CHRIS LONG 2018 WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR

Through the Chris Long Foundation and its cornerstone Waterboys initiative, along with many of his other philanthropic initiatives, Chris has focused his efforts on literacy programs, military appreciation, and clean drinking water for East African communities. In 2017, he donated all 16 of his game checks to educational equity programs in every city in which he has played: Charlottesville, St. Louis, Boston, and Philadelphia.

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MY CAUSE MY CLEATS My Cause My Cleats is a league-wide initiative that empowers players to express their commitment to the causes they support through creative artwork and custom designs on their game cleats.

TROY VINCENT 2002 WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR

Through the Troy Vincent Foundation, disadvantaged youth are provided with the essential tools and resources needed to set them on a path for success in their personal and professional lives. In 2014, following a standout 15-year NFL career and after serving as president of the NFL Players Association, Troy was named the NFL’s executive vice president of football operations. He was inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame in 2012.

HAROLD CARMICHAEL 1980 WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR

Harold was recognized for his charitable commitments to the United Way, the Fellowship Commission of Philadelphia, and Eagles Fly for Leukemia, which supports childhood leukemia and other pediatric cancer research in the Delaware Valley. He was inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame in 1987 and was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Centennial Class of 2020.

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A FAN OF CHANGE ENOUGH KEEPING SCORE: ENDPHILLYGUNVIOLENCE.COM

According to Everytown for Gun Safety, more than 110 Americans are killed by guns every day. In Philadelphia, gun violence continues to be a major concern and has disproportionately affected underserved communities of color. Historically, two key contributors that fuel gun violence are poverty and unemployment. As part of the Eagles’ ongoing efforts to help combat the gun violence crisis in Philadelphia, the team launched a multi-faceted campaign focused on breaking these two cycles. The Eagles Social Justice Fund awarded $410,350 in grants this year to nine local nonprofits that provide financial education and support for violence prevention. Established in 2018, the Eagles Social Justice Fund was formed to provide grants to

organizations that work to reduce barriers to equal opportunity, with a specific focus on education, community, and police relations, improving the criminal justice system, and other initiatives targeting poverty, racial equality, and workforce development in the Greater Philadelphia area. The Fund is built through one-to-one matching donations from players and the club. To inspire hope within the community and drive engagement to the selected nonprofits, the Eagles also launched a targeted media campaign – A Fan of Change – to serve as an important call to action to end gun violence. The creative highlighted Eagles players and leaders from many of the chosen nonprofits who serve as influential voices in their respective communities.

NATIONAL GUN VIOLENCE SURVIVORS WEEK In honor of National Gun Violence Survivors Week (February 1-7), the Eagles released a video featuring local Philadelphia resident, poet, and survivor, Ja’Nell Hall- Ragin. Ja’Nell, who lost her brother to gun violence, reads her poem highlighting the pride and pain that Philadelphia experiences with images of people from organizations working to enact change.

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WEAR ORANGE In June, the Eagles joined the national Wear Orange campaign to commemorate survivors and those who have fallen victim to gun violence. BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS INDEPENDENCE To support the mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence, the Eagles and Lincoln Financial Group announced a partnership with the regional program to help recruit 100 adults as mentors. The partnership included youth football clinics, tours of Lincoln Financial Field, Eagles tickets, education around Eagles business operations, player PSAs, fan engagement events, and more. The goal of the program is to ignite potential in youth by providing them with one-to-one mentoring relationships and exposing them to new opportunities and experiences. BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS INDEPENDENCE In partnership with the PA Department of State and supporting nonprofits, the Eagles continued their voter education and registration promotion to ensure everyone has the opportunity to cast their ballot. A ballot drop-off was hosted at Lincoln Financial Field in May for the primary election to provide registered voters in Philadelphia with a safe, secure, and convenient way to cast their ballot.

INSPIRE CHANGE CHANGEMAKER AWARD The inaugural “Inspire Change Changemaker Award” was presented to Dr. Ruth Abaya for her work in addressing the youth gun violence crisis in Philadelphia and identifying the most promising practices for violence prevention and intervention. Dr. Abaya is an attending physician in the ER at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and a practice-based scholar at CHOP’s Center for Violence Prevention. The NFL established the Inspire Change Changemaker Award in 2022 to highlight community leaders in each NFL market who are working to advance social justice. As part of the honor, Dr. Abaya received a $10,000 donation from the NFL Foundation, which supported the social justice nonprofit of her choice.

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PLAYGROUND BUILD A collaborative effort in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia, the Eagles Playground Build brings together the entire organization for an annual day of community service, where a local schoolyard is transformed into a beautiful, inclusive space for current and future students. The mission of the Eagles Playground Build is to create safe and supportive environments for children to play, learn, and dream through the revitalization of Philadelphia schoolyards. Enhancements to the schoolyards have included vibrant murals and mosaics, new benches and tables, colorful gardens, all-inclusive play structures, and a mini-sized Eagles turf field. This year marked the 26th Eagles Playground Build and took place at Henry W. Lawton Elementary School in Northeast Philadelphia.

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EAGLES SENSORY ROOM

As part of an ongoing commitment to provide an inclusive and accommodating experience at Lincoln Financial Field, the Eagles became one of the first sports franchises in the country to build a state-of-the-art sensory room in their home venue. In 2019, Lincoln Financial Field was certified as a sensory-inclusive stadium by KultureCity, a leading nonprofit recognized for using its resources to revolutionize and effect change in the community for those with sensory needs. The Eagles Sensory Room presented by Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is a 500-square-foot space that has been carefully designed by top medical professionals to ensure a quieter and more secure environment for guests with sensory challenges. The Eagles worked with KultureCity to transform the Super Bowl LVII experience into a sensory-friendly event for guests. Built in just two weeks, State Farm Stadium’s sensory room is now a permanent structure in the facility and was the first space of its kind to be offered at a Super Bowl venue. This commitment to inclusivity has inspired others to take action as well, with 17 NFL stadiums now offering a sensory room to guests.

ALL ABILITIES CLINICS The All Abilities Clinics are traditional youth football experiences that offer inclusive elements to support members of the autism community. Children ages 6-14 enjoy a day of football at the NovaCare Complex with Eagles players and local high school coaches. The event welcomes trained volunteers from the Eagles Autism Foundation College Program to provide one-to-one assistance.

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