Belk and the Carolina Panthers donate $10,000 to the Salvation Army

Watch as local teachers are surprised by Panthers owner David Tepper and tackle Taylor Moton as the Panthers donated $120,000 to local schools.

As part of #PanthersHuddlefor100, the Panthers surprised Brady and Nikki Koesel with tickets for Super Bowl LIV at Sardis Presbyterian Church.

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.

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.

Burns will wear custom cleats on Sunday to represent his new foundation, the Route #53 Dawg Rescue Foundation. It works to rescue battered and neglected dogs and pair them with loving homes.

This holiday season, Belk and the Panthers teamed up to make a difference in the community. By donating $10,000 to the Salvation Army, we hope to help you kickoff your holiday giving as well. Donate to the Salvation Army in their red kettles or at any Belk Store.

Watch highlights from Cam Newton's annual Thanksgiving Jam at TopGolf in Charlotte.

The Carolina Panthers Player Impact Committee and the David Tepper Charitable Foundation announce a donation of nearly $100K to bail out low-income Charlotte residents.

On Tuesday, the Dairy Alliance awarded $10,000 to Gaston County Schools as part of the NFL's Fuel Up to Play 60 Hometown Grant. James Bradberry, Graham Gano, Sir Purr and the TopCats were on hand to help celebrate at Robinson Elementary.

A North Carolina native who earned the Purple Heart in Vietnam, Drakeford will be honored among other Purple Heart recipients at Sunday's game.

Christian Miller and Vernon Butler will wear Handel's initials on their helmet on Sunday.

Dontari Poe and Reggie Bonnafon will wear Christopher's initials on his helmet on Sunday in his honor.

Watch footage from Carolina's trip to the Salisbury National Guard to visit with service men and women.

"Keep Pounding" started as a pre-game rallying cry in 2004 and has become emblematic of a spirit and character of the Carolinas.

Watch highlights from the Panthers ribbon-cutting ceremony of a new Play 60 park in Indian Trail, N.C.

The Panthers took part in a Play 60 camp with students from the Harrow School on the team's first day in London.

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

The Panthers were pleased to help give service members an NFL Combine-like experience at the Panthers practice facility.

The Pawsome Practice program, presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors, gave kids special moments with their favorite players at training camp.

Panthers defensive end Mario Addison spent part of his Wednesday in London coaching George Betts Primary School at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Highlights of the championship game between Gaffney and Myers Park High Schools in the Panthers annual 7-on-7 football tournament in Bank of America Stadium. Myers Park won the championship.

Check out highlights from the annual 7-on-7 flag football tournament, hosted by the Cam Newton Foundation.

Make-A-Wish and the Panthers make a young fan's dream come true.

Check out the sights and sounds from Devonshire Elementary as the star linebacker makes a visit, sponsored by CPI.

Panthers players, coaches and staff spent a day helping to impact 25 communities across North and South Carolina.