Watch the highlights from the Indianapolis Colt 13th annual Playground Build at the Sankofa School.

The Indianapolis Colts present linebacker Shaquille Leonard as the team's 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Nominee.

Colts fans, heartfelt stories, a New Year's trip to The Big Apple, and a memory for a lifetime!

Owner & CEO Jim Irsay surprised a group of Colts fans with a trip to New York for the team's New Year's Day matchup with the Giants. The trip included air travel on the Irsay private jet, hotel accommodations, meals, ground transportation, and tickets to the game.

Dennis Bland, president of the Center for Leadership Development (CLD) in Indianapolis, has been named by the Colts as its recipient of the inaugural 2022 Inspire Change Changemaker Award.

The league's newly established award recognizes individuals who are making a difference in their communities through social justice work across each of the NFL's 32 club markets.

Congratulations, Dennis, on being our 2022 Inspire Change Changemaker Award recipient.

The Indianapolis Colts, including Colts General Manager Chris Ballard and his family, and Indianapolis-based Cargo Services, Inc., hosted a Books for Youth backpack distribution where more than 30 Indiana kids in foster care received the gift of reading.

The Books for Youth initiative provides 25 age-appropriate books in backpacks to Indiana youth in foster care. The statewide program, sponsored by Cargo Services for the past 16 years, has collected nearly 900,000 books and distributed close to 9,000 backpacks to children in foster care.

Colts Players and Cheerleaders spent the day making spirits bright by bringing holiday music, gifts, and cheer to patients at Riley Hospital for Children as part of their annual caroling visits at the hospital.

With the support of Meijer and the Indianapolis Colts, 20 youth from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana had the opportunity to shop with the 2022 Indianapolis Colts Rookie Class to purchase toys, clothes, and other items needed around holiday time.

Matt Taylor and Larra Overton sit with Colts linebacker Shaquille Leonard who is the Colts' nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide. Considered one of the league's most prestigious honors, an NFL player is recognized for outstanding community service activities off the field, as well as excellence on the field. Leonard discusses his community service in Indianapolis and his hometown of Lake View, South Carolina.

Colts defensive end Yannick Ngakoue reveals the story behind his cause for My Cause My Cleats. Yannick will wear cleats supporting Coburn Place, a safe haven housing choice for survivors of domestic violence and their children in the Greater Indianapolis area.

In celebration of My Cause My Cleats, Colts defensive end Ben Banogu and safety Julian Blackmon will wear Kicking The Stigma cleats in an effort to spotlight mental health awareness and help remove the stigma associated with mental health disorders and illnesses.

This year, the Indianapolis Colts, US Foods, Citizens Energy Group, Hensley Legal Group, Lucas Oil Products, Meijer, and UPS teamed up to distribute Thanksgiving meals to 2,000 Indianapolis families in need. During the event, Colts players and Cheerleaders alongside local volunteers helped pack and distribute food through both drive-thru and walk-up stations at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Join us in looking back at some of the memorable moments from on and off the field in 2021.

The Indianapolis Colts sponsored the 10th annual Habitat for Humanity Panel Build with Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity. More than 100 volunteers from the Colts and Lucas Oil teamed up to help construct the home, providing a local family a fresh start toward a better life as first-time homeowners.

As a part of Mental Awareness Month, the Irsay Family along with Indianapolis Colts players, coaches, and office staff took part in a Find Your Anchor Boxing Event. The group assembled 300 care boxes for the grassroots movement charity aimed at suicide prevention, awareness and education.

60 local children were surprised by Kenny Moore II and Kristin Ballard with their very own beds at Ashley's 2022 Hope to Dream event.

Following the loss of their daughter, Ryan and Emma Kelly share their story of grief and offer support to those who have experienced the same.

Considered the league's most prestigious honor, the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide recognizes NFL players who have exhibited excellence on-the-field, and whose passion to impact lives extends beyond the game. This year's nominee for the Indianapolis Colts is corner Kenny Moore, who has made a special impact on the lives of kids in Indianapolis including a memorable 9-year-old boy named "Mighty" Mason Garvey.

Jonathan Taylor helped Feed Indy at Second Helpings alongside Chunky Soup and Meijer by preparing over 500+ nourishing meals for local families in need.

With the help of his mother and a few former teammates, Indianapolis Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II learns that he is the 2021 nominee for Walter Payton Man of the Year.

Get a look at the incredible impact Indianapolis Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II makes on his community and all those around him as he is named the team's nomination for the 2021 Walter Payton Man of the Year.

Indianapolis Colts rookie defensive end Kwity Paye teams up with local artist Omar Rashan to create his My Cause, My Cleats shoes in support of TUFF (The Uniform Funding Foundation) to help provide uniforms to underserved youth football teams.

Indianapolis Colts vice chari/owner Kalen Jackson details her support of Kicking The Stigma and Project Healthy Minds for this year's My Cause, My Cleats initiative.

Indianapolis Colts defensive back Kenny Moore II was joined by his defensive teammates to distribute 100 Thanksgiving meals to members of the community.

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

The Indianapolis Colts and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana are teaming up to advance equity in central Indiana through mentoring with a three-year partnership.