Team of the Week: Mint Hill Panthers

The Panthers, in partnership with Atrium Health, promoted health and wellness in the Charlotte community over the weekend, offering life-saving screenings to local student-athletes.

The upcoming season will continue to highlight inspiring women across the Carolinas who are leaders within the community.

Nicole Tepper led the effort for Monday's CPR training and education event at the Atrium Health Dome.

Topics included facing adversity, notes of encouragement, and mental health in the workforce.

Panthers president Kristi Coleman and Raiders president Sandra Douglass Morgan spoke about the importance of being role models for young women and men.

Carolina Panthers Charities is providing $60,000 in program funding and resources to support the success of the program.

This year's initiative raised $28,500 to benefit the Atrium Health Levine Children's Hospital.

Inaugural Keep Pounding High School Classic features Northwestern High School and Providence Day School.

The David and Nicole Tepper Foundation supported the first-of-its-kind in Mecklenburg County project, which offers urgent care for behavioral health needs.

The program recognizes high school coaches who continue to make a positive impact on their school, community, and the lives of their players.

The Panthers GM got life-saving care as a baby in Seattle, so supporting the facility in his new home was an easy choice for him and his family.