The Indianapolis Colts and the American Dairy Association teamed up and honored Michelle O'Banion as a Fuel Up to Play 60 School Lunch Hero at Cedar Elementary in Avon.

Colts players, cheerleaders and Blue payed a visit to patients at the IU Health Simon Cancer Center Tuesday. See why the trip was a little more meaningful for Colts LB Zaire Franklin.

Kalen Jackson, Mayor Hogsett and the Colts dyed the Indianapolis canal pink to spread awareness of the NFL's Crucial Catch campaign.

The Indianapolis Colts and the American Dairy Association teamed up and delivered the Fuel Up to Play 60's Hometown Grant to Holy Name Catholic School, which went toward building a playground.

The Indianapolis Colts and the American Dairy Association teamed up and brought a Fuel Up to Play 60 Blender Bike event to Frontier Elementary in Brookston.

The Colts, Team Smile and Prime Smile put on a free dental care event for 300 under-serviced kids at Lucas Oil Stadium, where kids were able to laugh, dance, and play with Blue after their cleaning.

The Indianapolis Colts and the Morales Group put on a Colts Hispanic Heritage Month Youth Football Camp where Colts Punter Rigoberto Sanchez addressed the kids and encouraged them to believe that anything is possible.

The Indianapolis Colts and the American Dairy Association teamed up and brought a Fuel Up to Play 60 Fit Camp to Harney Elementary in Lebanon.

Colts Vice Chair/Owner Kalen Jackson and the Indianapolis Colts dontated $100,000 to the Wheeler Mission Center for Women and Children to help add an expansion to the building, adding 164 new beds.

The Indianapolis Colts community teamed up with volunteers to build a playground for Stephen Foster School 67 in one day.

The Indianapolis Colts, Quincy Wilson, and the American Dairy Association teamed up and brought a Fuel Up to Play 60 Breakfast to Nicholson Elementary in Crawfordsville.

Colts players Matthias Farley and Luke Rhodes surprise James Whitcomb Riley School as guest readers and afterward gave away books to the students.

The Indianapolis Colts and the American Dairy Association teamed up and brought a Fuel Up to Play 60 Family Wellness night to Stonegate Elementary in Zionsville.

The Colts Mayor Joe Hogsett and season ticket members dyed the canal blue ahead of the Colts first game of the 2018 season to mark a new year in Colts football.

The Colts, the Ballard family and the Department of Child Services teamed up with the Indianapolis Indians to distribute backpacks full of children's books to local foster children at a Books for Youth event at Victory Field.

Adam Vinatieri, Jack Doyle, and the rest of the team take a moment at Training Camp to recognize and honor the men and women who serve.

A look back at how the Colts organization, players and staff members were involved in the community throughout the 2017 season.

The Indianapolis Colts, mascot Blue and Faegre Baker Daniels celebrate Read Across America with visits to local elementary schools. Guest speakers read excerpts from Blue's book "Blue's Road Trip through Indiana" while the team's mascot incorporates humor to help students learn that reading is fun.

The United Way of Central Indiana partnered with the Indianapolis Colts to present Super Bowl tickets to one lucky grand prize winner. Carlie Irsay-Gordon along with representatives and the mascots from local Indy sports teams participated in the ceremony.

The Indianapolis Colts team up with Meijer and Hands of Hope to spend an evening shopping with local children in need as part of the annual "Shop With A Colt" event.