Kenny Moore II speaks with the media after being introduced by Colts Owner and Chief Brand Officer Kalen Jackson as the Indianapolis Colts' 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.

Indianapolis Colts players and Colts Cheerleaders brought festive spirit to Peyton Manning Children's Hospital during Colts Community Tuesday. Dressed in holiday gear, the team sang carols and shared warm wishes with patients and families, creating joyful moments throughout the hospital.

Colts Owner & Chief Brand Officer Kalen Jackson, Björn Werner and the Bromance squad drop the ultimate surprise on Kenny Moore II — announcing him as the Colts' 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.

The Indianapolis Colts hosted the 13th annual Horseshoe Helpings, partnering with US Foods, Citizens Energy Group, Hensley Legal Group, Lucas Oil Products, Meijer, Prairie Farms, and UPS to provide Thanksgiving meals to 2,000 Indianapolis families. Colts players, Cheerleaders, mascot Blue, and more than 100 volunteers distributed 43,000 pounds of food. In addition, 10 local churches received 50 meals each to deliver an additional 500 meals to elderly and in-need families unable to attend.

Committed to making an impact wherever he goes, Cam Bynum teamed up with his family this week to spread holiday cheer and distribute Thanksgiving meals to local families across the Indianapolis community.

Kenny Moore II recaps this Homecoming where they honored the bravery of pediatric patients while celebrating the compassion of caregivers and the power of community support. This high-energy, heartfelt Homecoming-themed event transformed Lucas Oil Stadium into a celebration zone with a sports-themed runway show featuring patients, Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers players, a live DJ set, interactive field games and activities, appearances by mascots, cheerleaders, and plenty of raffle prizes, food and drinks.

Indianapolis Colts owner and Chief Brand Officer Kalen Jackson chats with "Good Morning Football" about her recent mental health initiatives and how the team's culture has been conducive to their success during the 2025 NFL season so far.

More than 150 volunteers from the Indianapolis Colts and local partners joined together on "Colts Community Tuesday" for the 17th Annual Playground Build to construct a new play space at Butler Lab School #60 on Indianapolis' Near Northside.

The Colts were named the 2025 Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year, a prestigious honor presented at the ESPY Awards and given to a sports club or team that demonstrates how teamwork can create a measurable impact on a community or cause. The award was in honor of the club's mental health advocacy work through their Kicking The Stigma initiative.

Indianapolis Colts co-owner and Chief Brand Officer Kalen Jackson wakes up with "GMFB" to discuss "Kicking the Stigma" mental health initiative and her father Jim Irsay's passing and his legacy.

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The Indianapolis Colts teamed up with Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity for their 13th Annual Panel Build. Colts volunteers helped construct key parts of a new home, offering a local family a fresh start as first-time homeowners.

The Indianapolis Colts, in partnership with Coca-Cola Consolidated, Meijer, and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, celebrated their third annual Touchdown for Trees event by planting 70 trees at Eagle Creek Dog Park. Watch as players, staff, and volunteers come together to enhance the park's green spaces, making a lasting impact on the community and the environment.

On National Girls & Women in Sports Day, we celebrate the incredible strides women have made in sports—and the bright future ahead. At the heart of this progress is the growing interest in High School Girls Flag Football across Indiana. Warren Central High School is leading the way, with an inspiring group of young women who are eager to take their passion for football to the next level.

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A season is made of moments, and those moments become memories. Guided by our mission to entertain, inspire, and unite, the Colts are proud to be Makers of Moments; building a healthier, more inclusive community through meaningful outreach and partnerships, while supporting our players in leaving a legacy of service. From gamedays to initiatives that go beyond football, our community has been the heart of the Horseshoe, and we cherished every opportunity to create those moments together in 2024.

Michael Pittman Jr. and his teammates are spreading holiday cheer by wrapping gifts for children and families at the Dayspring Center, a local organization supporting those facing homelessness. Through their generous donations of both gifts and financial contributions, alongside the partnership with Toyota, Pittman is helping many families experience joy and hope, making the holiday season a little brighter.

Indianapolis Colts players and cheerleaders brought holiday cheer to Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent on Community Tuesday. They spread joy by singing carols and sharing festive spirit, making the season brighter for the young patients and their families!

Follow Kenny Moore II and Julian Blackmon as they visit Academy Sports + Outdoors to shop for local kids in need this holiday season.

Kenny Moore II speaks with the media after being introduced by General manager Chris Ballard as the Indianapolis Colts' 2024 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.

Kenny Moore II takes you behind the scenes of his My Cause, My Cleats creation, sharing the story of his Love One Foundation. Working with a local artist, every element of the shoe's design reflects his vision and dedication to making a meaningful impact and creating a legacy that empowers communities for the future.

Laiatu Latu, with the help of Campbell's Chunky Soup, teamed up with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana to fight hunger by helping fill cars of those in need with essentials and other goods. For every sack the Colts get this season, Campbell's Chunky is donating 1,000 meals (up to two million) to Feeding America.

The Indianapolis Colts and Cardinal Ritter High School students surprise cornerback Kenny Moore II as the team's 2024 Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee.

Indianapolis Colts cornerback and Walter Payton Man of the Year Award nominee Kenny Moore II joins "Good Morning Football"

The Indianapolis Colts, in partnership with US Foods, provided Thanksgiving meals to 2,000 Indianapolis families in need during the 12th annual Horseshoe Helpings event. Colts players, Cheerleaders, and local volunteers came together to pack and distribute food at Lucas Oil Stadium, offering both drive-thru and walk-up stations to support the community.

The Indianapolis Colts visited patients at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital for a Reverse Trick-or-Treat event during Halloween week. Colts players and Cheerleaders dressed in costumes had a meet and greet spending time with patients battling cancer and sharing words of encouragement, granting many wishes to patients and families at Ascension St. Vincent.