Bengals Play60 Event at Evanston Academy Presented By CareSource | 2024 COMMUNITY PHOTOS

City of Louisville leaders, community partners and the Cincinnati Bengals joined forces on December 17th to break ground on New Walnut Street Park, a long-awaited addition to the Russell neighborhood. The 5.7-acre park, located at the corner of South 13th Street and West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, will feature a splash pad, playground, pickleball and tennis courts, and a multi-sport synthetic turf field. The turf field is partially funded by a $250,000 grant from the Cincinnati Bengals and the NFL Foundation Grassroots Program.

An interactive program that engages youth around football in a group setting through a "Football Week" storybook and game that teaches young children about football, The objective of the Future Fans program is to introduce young kids to football in a fun and easy way that enables them to become fans of the game and understand football related concepts like first downs, touchdowns and offense/defense. Thanks to altafiber, 35 elementary schools in the Cincinnati area will receive Future Fan kits to further their education of the game. Check out the best photos from the Bengals Future Fans Event, featuring WR Andrei Iosivas

The Cincinnati Bengals and Fifth Third Bank have teamed up with Freestore Foodbank to provide holiday meals to local families. The organizations provided 2,000 holiday meal kits to local families in need with Bengals players, front office staff, Who Dey and volunteers from all organizations.

See which causes the Bengals will be representing during Week 13 against the Pittsburgh Steelers for My Cause My Cleats.

Check out the best photos from Friday Night Stripes at Lasalle High School vs. Elder

Bengals players and Ben-Gals volunteered at a Ramp It Up for Veterans event as a part of the team's Salute to Service campaign.

Check out the best photos from Friday Night Stripes at Campbell County High School vs. Simon Kenton

View the best photos from Who Dey's Halloween at Paycor Stadium.

View photos from the Gatorade Skills Clinic at Paycor Stadium, Tuesday, October 15, 2024.

The Cincinnati Bengals partnered with Kettering Health and Just a Pair of Shoes to help provide 120 Highland Elementary School students with new shoes. As part of the event, Chase Brown and Erick All Jr. led flag football stations and skill specific drills for all kids. The Bengals also gifted the school with a flag football kit for their physical education program so students could continue to learn the game and keep the fun going for years to come.

Cancer survivors ring a bell to celebrate beating cancer during halftime of the Ravens-Bengals game in Week 5 of the 2024 season.