Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay shares the organization's support of "Kicking The Stigma," to bring attention to mental health and linebacker Darius Leonard shares how mental illness has affected his life.

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

Look back at the Indianapolis Colts 2021 Skills Camp featuring all-pro defensive lineman DeForest Buckner.

Indianapolis Colts Owner/CEO Jim Irsay and Vice Chair/Owner Kalen Jackson spoke with the media about the team's mental health initiative "Kicking The Stigma" as well as their virtual fundraiser to raise awareness about mental health disorders and to remove the shame and stigma too often associated with these illnesses.

The goal of the "Kicking The Stigma" public service announcement, created in cooperation with the band R.E.M. using their song "Everybody Hurts," is to help reduce the stigma around mental illness. It is being served to a national audience through placement on CNN, Fox News and The NFL Netowrk and locally in Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis Colts and the Irsay Family stand together today and moving forward to "kick the stigma" around mental health and encourage anyone battling these illnesses to seek the help they need.

Please visit Colts.com/KickingTheStigma to donate to the cause or simply learn more

Colts announce quarterback Jacoby Brissett as the team's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide.

Indianapolis Colts Vice Chair/Owner Kalen Jackson and Owner/CEO Jim Irsay detail their support of Kicking The Stigma to bring attention to mental health for this year's My Cause My Cleats initiative.

The Indianapolis Colts and Ashley Homestore teamed up together to 100 kids a new bed.

Throughout October, the Indianapolis Colts will join Ashley HomeStore in raising awareness for and supporting fighters and survivors of all types of cancer as part of a Crucial Catch: Intercept Cancer. One person's fight is never one person's fight. It takes all of us.

Please join us in looking back at many of the memorable moments on and off the field from 2019.

The Indianapolis Colts visited a number of patients and their families at Riley Hospital For Children to spread holiday cheer through singing and delivering gifts.

Watch as the Indianapolis Colts teamed up with Meijer to treat 30 littles from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana to an evening of shopping, where they purchased toys and other necessary items for the holiday season.

Jacoby Brissett and his Indianapolis Colts teammates joined forces with Lids to hand out winter hats, coats and gloves to Ralph Waldo Emerson Elementary School.

Kenny Moore II shares the story of his friend Mason and the inspiration behind his support of 'A Kid Again' for this year's My Cause My Cleats game.

Watch the reactions from the Indianapolis Colts players as they see their specialty footwear to support their My Cause, My Cleats charity in week 14.

Indianapolis Colts linebacker Darius Leonard and a number of his teammates spent time in the community distributing 100 Thanksgiving meal kits to families in need at Boner Fitness and Learning Center.

The Indianapolis Colts worked with the Mayor's office and US Foods to help distribute over 2,000 Thanksgiving meal kits to families in Indiana.

The Colts partnered with Million Meal Movement and UPS to pack one million nutritious meals during the 9th Annual Million Meal Marathon to help support food insecure children and families throughout Indiana.

The Indianapolis Colts, Bob's Discount Furniture, and Operation Homefront surprised United States Army National Guard Veteran, Brian Sawyer, by furnishing his entire home with new furniture. RB Nyheim Hines, Blue, and Colts Cheerleaders also surprised Sawyer with a personalized jersey and tickets for the family to see the Colts win against Jacksonville on November 17th!

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.