Watch Indianapolis Colts quarterback Jacoby Brissett and a number of his teammates take to the runway in matching costumes alongside children from A Kid Again, a foundation that supports children battling cancer.

Indianapolis Colts vice chairman/owner Kalen Irsay shares the story of her friends Katie and Kevin and their son James' battle with cancer at a young age.

Indianapolis Colts safety Clayton Anderson and his wife Whitney share the story of her mother Gloria's battle with cancer, and the lasting impact she has on their family.

“Rusty is as strong as any person I know.”

Chris Ballard shares the story about Colts Director of Player Performance Rusty Jones’ battle with cancer.

Watch as the Indianapolis Colts team up with Anthem to host the Hispanic Heritage Month Football camp for kids and parents to learn the importance of staying active.

16-year-old Peyton was named after the legendary Colts quarterback, and as he battles a heart condition he got to spend a practice with his favorite team thanks to the team and Make A Wish.

Watch as the Colts organization are joined by 150 volunteers from Lucas Oil Products, Dunkin Donuts, Ingredion Incorporated, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, Glick, Maingate, Papa Johns, Republic Services, and Francis W. Parker joined with Rebuilding Together Indianapolis and Sinclair Recreation for their 12th consecutive playground build at Francis W. Parker.

Jack Doyle hosted teammates, family and friends to support him and his wife Cassie's Dreambuilder programs and the Dayspring Center of Indianapolis at Royal Pin Woodland Bowl.

Indianapolis Colts players visited Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Central Indiana to spend time with members of the organization and present a donation on behalf of their teammate Devin Funchess.

Watch as Indianapolis Colts GM Chris Ballard and wife Kristin held a cookout and "Books For Youth" backpack distribution for a group of children during Colts Training camp with help from their family, Cargo Services, Inc., and the Department of Child Services (DCS).

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and Riley Children's Hospital teamed up to give kids a fun day of learning how to create healthy habits at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Indiana with the Change The Play program.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich, general manager Chris Ballard and a plethora of the organization's coaches and front office staff joined with Habitat For Humanity to help build a house for a very deserving family.

Watch as 100 deserving kids receive brand new beds thanks to the Indianapolis Colts and Ashley Homestore.

Andrew Luck took his talents to the Indianapolis Children's Museum and through partnering with the Dole Foundation and the TODAY show, Luck, Tom Hanks, Savannah Guthrie and Kalen Jackson surprised military families with a day full or reading, fun and surprise tickets to a Colts home game.

Relive all the moments from the seventh annual Chuckstrong Tailgate Gala hosted at the Indianapolis Colts practice facility.

Take a look back at the incredible impact the Indianapolis Colts have made on the community over the past year.

Colts Mascot Blue teamed up this week with Faegre Baker Daniels to teach the importance of reading for Read Across America Week.

Veteran Colts players let rookie linebacker Matthew Adams wear the microphone during Christmas Caroling in Riley Hospital for Children this holiday season.

Colts players Andrew Luck, Anthony Castonzo, Jacoby Brissett and Matthew Adams visited Riley Hospital for Children this holiday season, where they delivered gifts and sang Christmas carols to numerous patients.

The Indianapolis Colts along with Meijer, and the Indy PAL Club helped underprivileged kids buy holiday presents for themselves as well as their families.

Players wore their hearts on their feet in Week 13 when they showcased cleats representing charities of their choosing. Andrew Luck chose Riley Children's Foundation and the Be The Hope NOW campaign as his cause.

The Indianapolis Colts along with Lids, donated shoes and hats to over 500 students at Brookside School 54. A number of Colts players helped fit shoes to kids in need.

Players wore their hearts on their feet in Week 13 when they showcased cleats representing charities of their choosing. Nyheim Hines, and his mother share a touching story of how Muscular Dystrophy has affected their lives.

Colts fan Bob Lathrop has been diagnosed with stage four cancer. His wish was to get to see a Colts game with his wife, and that wish became a reality on Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts spent their day on Monday after beating the Titans by giving away Thanksgiving dinners to families in need.