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From community efforts to media availability, check out our favorite photos from the week as the Colts prepare to face the Houston Texans in an AFC South matchup on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

More than 150 volunteers from the Indianapolis Colts and several local partners will come together to build a new playground at Rousseau McClellan School 91, an IPS School in Midtown Indianapolis.

Colts players, Cheerleaders and staff were on hand to work alongside volunteers from Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) and Sinclair Recreation. Other partners include AES Indiana, Ingredion Inc., Legends Global Merchandise, Lucas Oil Products, Purdue University, Shiel Sexton and SRM Concrete. The build is supported in part by Meijer and HotBox Pizza.

From practice to preparation, check out our favorite photos from the week as the Colts get ready for a Week 2 Sunday Night Football matchup in Kansas City against the Chiefs.

Colts players, in partnership with American Family Insurance, surprised students at Central Elementary School with a personalized shopping experience for school uniforms, supplies and gear during the 8th annual Colts School Uniform Blitz.

The stage is set. Take a look at our favorite photos capturing the sights and excitement from an action-packed week leading up to the 2026 season opener against the Baltimore Ravens at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Kicking off the 2026 Community Tuesday slate, rookies partnered with INVST for a visit to Pike Township Fire Department headquarters, where they had the opportunity to thank local first responders for their dedication, service and sacrifices to the community and serve lunch to those on duty.

In support of Kicking The Stigma, the Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons joined forces for a mental health service project benefiting Overdose Lifeline. Players and staff assembled Narcan kits and wrote thank-you notes to mental health professionals, recognizing their vital work in supporting individuals and communities.

Browse photos from the award ceremonies honoring the Girls High School and Boys 14U championship teams at the 2026 NFL FLAG Championships.

Announced on the final day of the NFL FLAG Championships in Westfield, the Road to 100 milestone brought together members of Indiana's original eight girls flag football teams, Kalen Jackson, IHSAA Commissioner Paul Neidig, and key supporters to celebrate the successful completion of the initiative and the continued growth of the sport across the state.

Colts quarterback Daniel Jones spent the afternoon visiting patients at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital, bringing smiles, making memories and sharing his excitement for the upcoming season.

Check out some of the best moments from Daniel Jones' youth football camp, where young athletes got a chance to sharpen their skills, compete in drills, and create lasting memories on the field.

The Colts and DeForest Buckner hosted their annual Skills Camp. Hosted for 2nd-8th graders, this one-day camp provided instructional drill work, skill development, and opportunities in character and leadership.

On Saturday, the Colts hosted their annual 7-ON-7 Tournament, inviting the top 16 high school football programs in the state to compete in a pre-season tournament. Brownsburg High School defeated Westfield in the finals, marking their third-straight tournament championship.

The Indianapolis Colts hosted their 14th annual Habitat for Humanity Panel Build with Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity. Joined by volunteers from Everwise Credit Union and Benge's Hardware, they partnered to construct key parts of a home that will soon give a local family a fresh start as first-time homeowners.

The Indianapolis Colts and Kicking The Stigma hosted the second annual High School Coaches Mental Health Summit, supported by Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield. More than 100 coaches from across Indiana received mental health training tailored to high school athletics, equipping them to recognize and support student-athletes facing mental health challenges.

Indianapolis Colts players visited the IndyHumane shelter and adoption center on the city's north side, where they teamed up with staff to walk dogs, socialize with animals and provide extra care and attention,  bringing plenty of smiles to both the animals and the people who care for them.

Indianapolis Colts Cheerleader Allison B. performed the National Anthem to kick off the Sonsio Indy Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Casey Foyt, Owner & Executive Vice President and Kalen Jackson, Owner & Chief Brand Officer joined local officials and community partners in commemorating the opening of the new Indianapolis Animal Care Services animal welfare center and shelter.

Kicking The Stigma and Ascension St. Vincent partnered to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month with the second annual Inside the Huddle event. The event featured powerful conversations on workplace mental health, with expert insights and personal stories on compassion fatigue, burnout, resilience and stress management — equipping attendees with practical strategies to navigate these challenges at work.

A first look at this year's limited-edition Kicking The Stigma Collection. Built for comfort, inspired by real life, and grounded in the movement to normalize mental health conversations. Launching on the Colts Pro Shop in time for Mental Health Awareness Month.

The Indianapolis Colts joined with volunteers from Coca-Cola Consolidated and Meijer on behalf of Indy Parks to plant 100 trees and beautify Grassy Creek Regional Park on Indy's Eastside.

View photos capturing some of the best moments from Colts Community Tuesdays throughout the 2025 season!

The Wildcats showed up to showcase their skills at the Combine! Lawrence North High School's Girls Flag and Tackle teams ran through the same drills NFL prospects will take on this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The NFL and GENYOUth partnered to host a flag football clinic event during the 2026 NFL Combine week. Featuring Colts LB Zaire Franklin, the event helped promote physical activity and provided students with NFL flag football equipment.

The Colts defensive line surprised young men from the Bloom Project with Christmas gifts, creating a day full of smiles, laughter, connection, and holiday cheer.

The Bloom Project supports young men ages 12–18 by helping them grow, dream big, and prepare for what's next through mentorship, college prep, character development and life-building experiences.

View our favorite photos from game week leading up to Monday Night Football versus the San Francisco 49ers.

The Indianapolis Colts and CSI Cargo Services partnered to provide over 30 foster children with backpacks filled with age-appropriate books through the Books for Youth program. Hosted by GM Chris Ballard and his family, the event featured Colts players, Cheerleaders, and mascot Blue, continuing an initiative that has collected nearly 900,000 books and distributed more than 10,000 backpacks statewide.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to Week 15's game at Lumen Field versus the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts and Meijer hosted a special shopping event where kids from Indianapolis had the opportunity to "Shop with a Colt" at Meijer to pick out toys, clothes and gifts for themselves and others during this holiday season.

Participants from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana shopped alongside Colts players, Colts Cheerleaders and team mascot "Blue."

Colts players and Cheerleaders dressed in holiday gear sang carols, bringing smiles, joy and holiday spirit to the patients and families at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital.

Now in its third year, the Kicking The Stigma Collection has a new look, taking the mental health movement beyond football and delivering streetwear-inspired pieces for everyday life.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to Week 13's game at Lucas Oil Stadium versus the Houston Texans on Sunday.

More than 65 Colts players, along with the Irsay family, General Manager Chris Ballard and Head Coach Shane Steichen, will wear custom cleats and shoes supporting charities for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative on Sunday against the Houston Texans.

For the 13th annual Horseshoe Helpings, the Indianapolis Colts partnered with US Foods, Citizens Energy Group, Hensley Legal Group, Lucas Oil Products, Meijer, Prairie Farms and UPS, providing Thanksgiving meals to 2,000 Indianapolis families. The event brought together Colts players, Cheerleaders, mascot Blue, and more than 100 volunteers to distribute 43,000 pounds of food.

To honor the families of service members who lost their lives in the line of duty, the Indianapolis Colts, along with Flags of Valor, welcomed Indiana "Gold Star Families" to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center for a special visit. Families worked alongside the group to build wooden flags in memory of their fallen loved ones, with each family receiving a special surprise to commemorate the day.

The Colts kicked off their first day in Berlin with youth flag football games and fan events featuring former Colts running back Edgerrin James.

To honor Indiana and America's military members during the NFL's Salute to Service month, the Colts hosted 60 active service members from the Air Force, Army, Marines and Navy for friendly exhibition games of flag football.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to the Week 9 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.

On Tuesday, the Colts visited Emma Donnan School 72 to support A Longer Table (formerly the Patachou Foundation) in their mission to fight childhood hunger. Together, they served made-from-scratch meals to local students at Adelante Schools, making this lunchtime extra special.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to Week 8's game at Lucas Oil Stadium versus the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

Beyond The Sidelines, benefiting Kicking The Stigma, celebrated its fourth annual fundraiser, hosted by the Indianapolis Colts and the Indianapolis Colts Foundation. The event has raised more than $4.7 million, which supports programs focused on mental health education, support, and advocacy. This year, the event honored the mental health legacy of Jim Irsay and featured musical guest Judah & the Lion.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to the game versus the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

On October 7th, the Indianapolis Colts held a Community Tuesday event to provide students at Theodore Potter School 74 with a book fair and a Colts Junior Football Camp to coincide with the school's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The Indianapolis Colts arrive at Lucas Oil Stadium for Week 5 to face the Las Vegas Raiders in the Kicking the Stigma game on October 5, 2025.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to the game versus the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Kicking The Stigma, in partnership with Bring Change to Mind and the Indianapolis Art Center, hosted a creative wellness program at Colts headquarters for 40 middle and high school students. Through art and hands‑on activities, the workshop helped teens explore mental health in a welcoming, expressive space.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to the game versus the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at Sofi Stadium.

The Beyond the Sidelines Silent Auction benefiting Kicking The Stigma is now open! Have the chance to bid on exclusive items from the Colts and their partners including a private dinner for 6 with Head Coach Shane Steichen, a Jonathan Taylor Autographed Helmet, Colts VIP Practice Visit, and much more.

Colts players, Cheerleaders, staff, and more than 150 volunteers came together to build a new playground at Butler Lab School #60 on Indianapolis' Near Northside. The one-day project was made possible through partnerships with IPS, Rebuilding Together Indianapolis, Sinclair Recreation, and several local sponsors.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to the game versus the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Nissan Stadium.

The fourth annual Unified Flag Classic, sponsored by JD Sports and supported by Special Olympics Indiana and the IHSAA, provided students with and without intellectual disabilities the opportunity to participate together for an IHSAA-sanctioned doubleheader of flag football. Hosted at the Colts' practice facility, the event allowed students to represent their school while enjoying a competitive experience and inclusive training and competition.

View our favorite photos from the week leading up to the game versus the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Indianapolis Colts teamed up with American Family Insurance to host the 7th annual Colts School Uniform Blitz. The event provided 600 children with a back-to-school shopping experience for clothes and supplies, aiming to eliminate school clothing as a barrier to attendance and academic success.

Colts rookies teamed up with staff from Invst, the Official Wealth Partner of the Colts, to lend a hand at Indy Humane. Together, they spent the day walking and socializing with the animals, assisted with chores such as dishes and laundry and completed other tasks to support the shelter's efforts to care for animals in need.

In support of the Kicking The Stigma initiative, the Indianapolis Colts and Green Bay Packers teamed up for a joint service project to assemble 2,000 Narcan kits and write thank-you notes to mental health professionals.

The Indianapolis Colts hosted a free Girls Flag Football Clinic at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, open to high school girls in grades 7 through 12, regardless of skill level and experience. Participants had the opportunity to learn from coaches on the Women's Flag National Team and top flag football coaches in Indiana, all while honing their football skills and staying active during the offseason.

Kicking The Stigma partnered with Ascension St. Vincent to host its inaugural "Inside The Huddle" event, focusing on maternal mental health and the journey through parenthood. The event was designed for new and prospective parents and professionals and organizations who provide care to those in need.

The Colts Junior Football Camp visited Dayton Elementary School in Dayton, IN on May 7th.

The Colts Junior Football Camp visited Acton Elementary School in Indianapolis, IN on May 8th.

The Indianapolis Colts teamed up with USA Football to host a Talent ID Camp on Sunday, May 4 at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield. Designed for flag football athletes ages 11-23, the camp is part of USA Football's National Team Development Program - the pathway to future U.S. National Team Trials and international competition, including the 2028 Olympics. Colts players Zaire Franklin, Jelani Woods, and JuJu Brents stopped by to meet campers and hand out medals, inspiring the next generation of football talent.