Panthers and USAA host boot camp for service members

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.

Young patients from the Levine Children's Hospital visited with Panthers players and coaches at Saturday's practice before Sunday's Keep Pounding game against the Titans.

The Carolina Panthers’ Challenger Flag Football League, which serves children and young adults with disabilities, celebrated its 15th season with an end-of-year jamboree event in the Carolina Panthers Atrium Health Dome. The Panthers thank this year’s program partners: Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation, Greensboro Parks and Recreation, Durham Parks and Recreation, and the Richland County Recreation Commission.

View photos of the Panthers rookies visiting patients in costume and handing out candy at the Levine Children's Hospital for Halloween.

Youth football teams from around the region had their team and individual photos taken "Panthers-style" courtesy Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Associates.

The town of Indian Trail, N.C., and the Carolina Panthers celebrated a ribbon cutting event for the town's new Chestnut Square Park athletic field, which was funded in part by a $250,000 NFL Grassroots matching grant from the Carolina Panthers, Local Initiatives Support Corporation and the NFL Foundation.

The Panthers held a Play 60 event for students at the Harrow School on the team's first day in London.

View photos from the Panthers launch of the 3rd and Goal literacy initiative in North and South Carolina.

Panthers players DJ Moore, Curtis Samuel and Jarius Wright hosted local first responders for a fun shopping spree game at a local Academy Sports + Outdoors store.