
Each holiday season, Panthers players and staff assist families through the Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte Christmas Bureau, providing meals, groceries, gifts and clothes.
The Panthers and the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas hold a blood drive at Bank of America Stadium each season that benefits 14 area hospitals in North and South Carolina.
The Carolina Panthers Courage House is home to young men who are facing adversity and crisis in their lives and need temporary out-of-home care.
Members of the Panthers' rookie class, TopCats and Sir Purr wear Halloween costumes and deliver candy and Panthers' treats to patients at the Levine Children's Hospital.
Together with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Panthers provide terminally ill children and their families or those facing significant health crises with a lifetime memory by granting Panthers-related wishes.
The Panthers recognize service men and women at military bases in the Carolinas with special experiences, such as tickets to preseason games, training camp tours and base visits.
The NFL Hometown Huddle is a special league-wide day of service on which the Panthers work with the United Way of Central Carolinas to complete a community project benefitting a United Way agency.
Ownership, staff, players, TopCats and Sir Purr travel throughout the Carolinas to address the needs of our fans and neighbors, making appearances and serving on non-profit committees and boards.
The team's drafted and undrafted rookies are introduced to the community by participating in group appearances and creating a community project.
The Panthers provide underprivileged children with a $100 gift card to shop with their favorite Panthers players at a local toy store during the holidays.