Eagles, Xenith donate over 150 helmets to Philadelphia high schools

While the Philadelphia Eagles have been primarily focused on training camp and their preseason matchup on Thursday, they still have made sure to give back to the community. Yesterday, the Eagles partnered up with Xenith to help donate over 150 helmets to three high school programs.

With the help of @fcoxx_91, @brandongraham55, and Jason Kelce, we teamed up with @XenithFootball to provide brand-new helmets to more than 150 varsity football players across three Philadelphia-area high schools.#FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/24nggcUdyB
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) August 18, 2021

Cheltenham, Simon Gratz Charter, and Mastery Charter were the three recipients of this incredible gesture. Eagles linemen Jason Kelce, Fletcher Cox, and Brandon Graham were the leaders behind this donation, with them, the Eagles organization, and Zenith raising over $70,000 for equipment.

It’s always great to see these athletes giving back to the city, especially to the next generation of football players. Kelce most notably has been active in the community, helping raise awareness for the Eagles Autism Foundation this summer as a bartender in Sea Isle.