Pediatric cancer patients meet players

The Panthers recently donated used weight room equipment to a fire department station in Hope Mills, N.C.

View pictures of the Panthers and members of the military from camp and game day throughout the years.

The Panthers went to Sumner Elementary School in Greensboro, N.C., to put on a fun event as part of the 3rd and Goal Literacy initiative.

$120,000 was donated to provide a mid-year boost for school supplies for 800 elementary classrooms in 17 Title I Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools.

View the best photos of the Panthers in the community in 2019.

Take a look at photos from when Academy Sports + Outdoors collaborated with the Panthers for a holiday pep rally at Levine Children's Hospital, donating an assortment of gifts for children that were distributed by Panthers players, Sir Purr and the TopCats cheerleaders.

Quarterback Cam Newton's sixth annual Santa Cam event featured several donations in Charlotte. Check out photos from the day of giving.

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.