Greg Olsen and family give out beanies at Levine Children's Hospital

View photos of the Panthers' Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee, Cam Newton, at his various community events.

The Panthers partnered with Coca-Cola Consolidated and Convoy of Hope for "Joy to the Carolinas," a special holiday experience for deserving children and their families at Bank of America Stadium. The program provided toys, new shoes, haircuts, health services, food and more. Atrium Health, Harris Teeter, Second Harvest Food Bank and US Foods each assisted in the community effort.

View some of the best photos from the Panthers activities out in the community throughout the month of November.

Panthers legends Steve Smith Sr. and Mike Rucker along with Sir Purr and volunteers from American Airlines packed book bags for children at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Tuesday as part of the American Airlines Snowball Express. Partnering with the USO of North Carolina, the bags will go to children of fallen military members.

The Carolina Panthers 3rd & Goal literacy program and Harris Teeter's Together in Education initiative teamed up recently to provide a scholastic book fair for students at Reedy Creek Elementary School. Students received vouchers courtesy of Harris Teeter that allowed them to select new books for their take-home libraries.

Ahead of Thanksgiving, the Carolina Panthers Player Impact Committee and the David Tepper Charitable Foundation teamed up with The Bail Project to reunite Charlotte families separated by bail. They also worked with Hope for Harvest to provide meals and necessities for the holidays.

View photos from Cam's Thanksgiving Jam from TopGolf in Charlotte where Newton and his foundation served meals to a record number of local children and families.

The Carolina Panthers and The Dairy Alliance awarded $10,000 to Gaston County Schools as part of the NFL Fuel Up to Play 60 Hometown Grant. Panther players James Bradberry and Graham Gano along with mascot Sir Purr and Panthers cheerleaders spent time at Robinson Elementary on Tuesday.

The Panthers hosted military members awarded the Purple Heart along with their families at Saturday's team practice.

On Friday, the Panthers and Lowe's hosted a ground-breaking ceremony for a new outdoor military fitness space, in partnership with Veterans Bridge Home and Mecklenburg County, in Veterans Park in Plaza Midwood in Charlotte.

Nicole Tepper, wife of Panthers owner David Tepper, was the Principal of the Day at Central Child Development Center in Rock Hill, S.C.

Panthers Legends, members of the TopCats, and Sir Purr visited soldiers at the Army National Guard in Salisbury, N.C., in partnership with USAA and USO of North Carolina.