Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay shares the organization's support of "Kicking The Stigma," to bring attention to mental health and linebacker Darius Leonard shares how mental illness has affected his life.

A :60 public service announcement for "Kicking The Stigma" was created in cooperation with the band R.E.M. using their song "Everybody Hurts." The goal is to bring the message to a national audience through placement on CNN, Fox News and The NFL Network as well as being shown locally in Indianapolis.  

The goal of the "Kicking The Stigma" public service announcement, created in cooperation with the band R.E.M. using their song "Everybody Hurts," is to help reduce the stigma around mental illness. It is being served to a national audience through placement on CNN, Fox News and The NFL Netowrk and locally in Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis Colts and the Irsay Family stand together today and moving forward to "kick the stigma" around mental health and encourage anyone battling these illnesses to seek the help they need.

Please visit Colts.com/KickingTheStigma to donate to the cause or simply learn more

The Indianapolis Colts and Versiti Blood Center of Indiana hosted the 21st Annual Bleed Blue Blood Drive at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday. All donors received a limited-edition souvenir football featuring Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II and had the opportunity to take a photo on the field.

The Indianapolis Colts today named quarterback Jacoby Brissett as the team's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide.

Colts announce quarterback Jacoby Brissett as the team's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide.

Indianapolis Colts Vice Chair/Owner Kalen Jackson and Owner/CEO Jim Irsay detail their support of Kicking The Stigma to bring attention to mental health for this year's My Cause My Cleats initiative.

More than 60 Indianapolis Colts players – as well as the Irsay family and Head Coach Frank Reich – will participate in the My Cause My Cleats campaign, during which players may wear customized cleats during a game to highlight and support the charitable organization of their choice.

Get your first look at all of the Indianapolis Colts custom cleats ahead of this weekend's My Cause, My Cleats game at Houston.

Check out the Indianapolis Colts players unboxing their custom cleats in support of numerous charities for the My Cause, My Cleats game in week 13 of the 2020 season.

The Indianapolis Colts and US Foods teamed up with Lucas Oil Products, Meijer and Citizens Energy Group to distribute Thanksgiving meals to over 2,000 local families in need.

Drive-through and walk-up flu shot clinic for everyone, regardless of insurance coverage

The Indianapolis Colts and Ashley Homestore teamed up together to 100 kids a new bed.

The Indianapolis Colts took time on Election Day to thank poll workers and voters for making their voices heard.

Throughout October, the Indianapolis Colts will join Ashley HomeStore in raising awareness for and supporting fighters and survivors of all types of cancer as part of a Crucial Catch: Intercept Cancer. One person's fight is never one person's fight. It takes all of us.

It takes all of us to help intercept cancer. Encourage your friends and family to get screened annually.

The Indianapolis Colts players took to the parking lot of Lucas Oil Stadium as the gates were opened to help feed Hoosiers in the community.

The Colts continued their Community Monday program by partnering with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana to distribute meals to 1,300 families at their CARE Mobile Pantry Site at the Marion County Election Board. The team assisted in a drive-thru meal distribution and registered families to vote as they waited in their cars.

The Colts kicked off their Community Monday program by partnering with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana to distribute meals at their CARE Mobile Pantry Site at the Marion County Election Board. The team assisted in a drive-thru meal distribution and registered families to vote as they waited in their cars.

Indianapolis Colts players Jacoby Brissett and Zaire Franklin, as well as head coach Frank Reich and general manager Chris Ballard, issued a statement after Friday's practice, expressing why the team decided not to practice on Thursday to instead focus on action items to directly address racial injustices.