S Damontae Kazee helped teach a group of kids at the Super Bowl Experience how to fuel up and Play60 on the NFL Play60 Field.

The NFL and USAA announced that G Ben Garland is the recipient of the 2018 Salute to Service Award. The award acknowledges the efforts by members of the NFL community to honor and support members of the military community. Garland is the third-straight member of the Atlanta Falcons to win the award.

Under the guidance of Owner Arthur Blank, who believes in the power of sports to not only bring people together, but to allow us to act as a catalyst for building community, the Atlanta Falcons prioritize community outreach. Take a look back at some of our favorite moments of giving back in 2018.

Several Atlanta Falcons players recognized their high school coaches this month through the Falcons’ 'Thank You Coach' program. The coaches were treated to a relaxing weekend in Atlanta with visits to the team walk through in Flowery Branch and the game against the Arizona Cardinals.

The Falcons defensive line, DE Bruce Irvin and CB Desmond Trufant were among those who hosted their own "Shop with a Pro" event this holiday season to give back to a variety of youth groups throughout the city of Atlanta.

Atlanta Falcons players, family, staff and cheerleaders sang at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston Hospital to brighten the spirits of the kids there this holiday season. The group also signed autographs and handed out teddy bears as they went room-to-room caroling.

The Atlanta Falcons Community Honors Dinner presented by Georgia Power recognizes the community accomplishments of players, as well as recognizing the Falcons Walter Payton Man of the Year and the Falcons Salute to Service Award winner.

Just two days after the Falcons got the win over the Arizona Cardinals, they were back at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the third-annual Bows and Pros presented by Mattress Firm. 100 Atlanta Public School students were surprised with a winter wonderland complete with Atlanta Falcons players, cheerleaders, Freddie the Falcon, Santa Claus and a personalized locker full of gifts.

The Atlanta Falcons visited Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite Hospital to sing carols with Santa, give autographed posters, and Falcon teddy bears to the kids.

The Falcons show their support for the Pike County community during their time of sorrow, including a practice walkthrough , a game attendance and a special jersey tribute.

Here's the inspiring story about how the tragic death of a beloved son, student, and teammate, Dylan Thomas, changed a community forever.

The Atlanta Falcons showcase causes they are dedicated to with customized cleats

Atlanta Falccons players and head coach Dan Quinn are taking part in the NFL's initiative, My Cause My Cleats, to raise awareness about charities and humanitarian efforts that they are passionate about. Take a look at a few of the cleats that will be worn on Sunday in this gallery.

During the weekend of November 16-18, the Atlanta Falcons hosted 64 T.A.P.S families to thank them for the ultimate sacrifice of their fallen hero.

TAPS is a program close to Dan Quinn’s heart, and he was glad to welcome the families during a dinner to open the four-day weekend with the Falcons

Watch highlights from the Falcons Salute to Service week.

The Atlanta Falcons host TAPS families at their practice ahead of the Salute to Service game this passed Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

This summer, the troops in Iraq gave Falcons Head Coach Dan Quinn and our team an American flag. Today, we welcomed that flag back home at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

For the third consecutive year, this Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will honor Fallen Heroes. Every player’s helmet will bear the initials of a military member that made the ultimate sacrifice.

The Atlanta Falcons host a welcome dinner for TAPS families ahead of the Salute to Service game this Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

For the third consecutive year, the Atlanta Falcons will honor Fallen Heroes. Every player's helmet will bear the initials of a military member that made the ultimate sacrifice.

For the third consecutive year, this Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will honor Fallen Heroes. Every player's helmet will bear the initials of a military member that made the ultimate sacrifice.

We honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country. This Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will honor 64 fallen heroes in observance to their Salute to Service game.

During the month of November, the Falcons have made hunger relief a key focus of the organization’s outreach efforts. With the holidays nearing, the Falcons have committed themselves to giving back to the city of Atlanta and to those who are less fortunate within the community.

For the third consecutive year, every Falcons player will be wearing the initials of a Fallen Hero on a special helmet decal during Sunday's game. Hear the name of the military member whose initials each player will bear on Sunday.

Here's the inspiring story about how the tragic death of a beloved son, student, and teammate, Dylan Thomas, changed a community forever.

Watch highlights from the Falcons Salute to Service week.

This summer, the troops in Iraq gave Falcons Head Coach Dan Quinn and our team an American flag. Today, we welcomed that flag back home at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

For the third consecutive year, this Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will honor Fallen Heroes. Every player’s helmet will bear the initials of a military member that made the ultimate sacrifice.

For the third consecutive year, the Atlanta Falcons will honor Fallen Heroes. Every player's helmet will bear the initials of a military member that made the ultimate sacrifice.

For the third consecutive year, this Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will honor Fallen Heroes. Every player's helmet will bear the initials of a military member that made the ultimate sacrifice.

We honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country. This Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will honor 64 fallen heroes in observance to their Salute to Service game.

For the third consecutive year, every Falcons player will be wearing the initials of a Fallen Hero on a special helmet decal during Sunday's game. Hear the name of the military member whose initials each player will bear on Sunday.

Atlanta Falcons treated 10 survivors and fighters of breast cancer to a day of pampering, followed by a dinner prepared by players.

Falcons players, coaches, and staff took a day to give back and serve the Atlanta community.

Prior to the Dolphins-Falcons game on Thursday night, Julio Jones met with an 8-year-old boy with a big wish.

Amanda Young and her two boys lost their father who struggled with PTSD and committed suicide. In collaboration with the T.A.P.S organization, the Atlanta Falcons hosted the Young family to a special training camp practice and were surprised by a special guest.

Dan Quinn and a contingent of Falcons players, executives and cheerleaders went to Iraq to show support for our troops. But they gained more than they gave.

For nearly a year, the Atlanta Falcons have been planning and working to make an impact for social good in an effort to move the conversation from Protest to Progress.

For the past 11 years, the Falcons have honored military personnel with a day of fishing with alumni, coaches, and players.

Keanu Neal describes 'a touching moment' and how dinner with Falcons players and select ladies celebrating Gold Star Wives Day, a military wives program, made a powerful impact on him and all of those involved during that special evening.

P Matt Bosher shows a creative twist on how to make a bowl of cereal

Relive all the great community work done by the Falcons around the Salute to Service Week, presented by Zaxby's.

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Army captain died six days before her 29th birthday. For the second consecutive year, each Falcons player will wear the initials of a fallen soldier on their helmet as part of Salute to Service week.

Sergeant Schornak never returned from Iraq and left behind his two-year-old son. For the second consecutive year, each Falcons player will wear the initials of a fallen soldier on their helmet as part of Salute to Service week.

Army captain Joshua Byers died in Iraq on his mother’s 50th birthday. For the second consecutive year, each Falcons player will wear the initials of a fallen soldier on their helmet as part of Salute to Service week.

The Johnny Mac Soldiers Fund honors the memory of Col. John M. McHugh by impacting the lives of others and supporting education

The entire Falcons roster engaged in community service across the city of Atlanta for the tenth annual Hometown Huddle.

The Falcons help make a wish come true for a special fan, Benjamin, who has a rare liver disease.

S Damontae Kazee helped teach a group of kids at the Super Bowl Experience how to fuel up and Play60 on the NFL Play60 Field.

The NFL and USAA announced that G Ben Garland is the recipient of the 2018 Salute to Service Award. The award acknowledges the efforts by members of the NFL community to honor and support members of the military community. Garland is the third-straight member of the Atlanta Falcons to win the award.

Under the guidance of Owner Arthur Blank, who believes in the power of sports to not only bring people together, but to allow us to act as a catalyst for building community, the Atlanta Falcons prioritize community outreach. Take a look back at some of our favorite moments of giving back in 2018.

Several Atlanta Falcons players recognized their high school coaches this month through the Falcons’ 'Thank You Coach' program. The coaches were treated to a relaxing weekend in Atlanta with visits to the team walk through in Flowery Branch and the game against the Arizona Cardinals.

The Falcons defensive line, DE Bruce Irvin and CB Desmond Trufant were among those who hosted their own "Shop with a Pro" event this holiday season to give back to a variety of youth groups throughout the city of Atlanta.

Atlanta Falcons players, family, staff and cheerleaders sang at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston Hospital to brighten the spirits of the kids there this holiday season. The group also signed autographs and handed out teddy bears as they went room-to-room caroling.

The Atlanta Falcons Community Honors Dinner presented by Georgia Power recognizes the community accomplishments of players, as well as recognizing the Falcons Walter Payton Man of the Year and the Falcons Salute to Service Award winner.

Just two days after the Falcons got the win over the Arizona Cardinals, they were back at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the third-annual Bows and Pros presented by Mattress Firm. 100 Atlanta Public School students were surprised with a winter wonderland complete with Atlanta Falcons players, cheerleaders, Freddie the Falcon, Santa Claus and a personalized locker full of gifts.

The Atlanta Falcons visited Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite Hospital to sing carols with Santa, give autographed posters, and Falcon teddy bears to the kids.

The Falcons show their support for the Pike County community during their time of sorrow, including a practice walkthrough , a game attendance and a special jersey tribute.

Atlanta Falccons players and head coach Dan Quinn are taking part in the NFL's initiative, My Cause My Cleats, to raise awareness about charities and humanitarian efforts that they are passionate about. Take a look at a few of the cleats that will be worn on Sunday in this gallery.

The Atlanta Falcons host TAPS families at their practice ahead of the Salute to Service game this passed Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Atlanta Falcons host a welcome dinner for TAPS families ahead of the Salute to Service game this Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Atlanta Falcons treated Gold Star Wives to a special evening in Atlanta in appreciation of their family’s sacrifice. The evening included pampering at a nail salon and dinner with Atlanta Falcons players.

The Atlanta Falcons visited Clay National Guard Center and took part in a Blackhawk helicopter flight with service members, along with serving lunch and hosting a meet and greet for service members and families on base.

Falcons players have fun in costume and handing out treats during their visit to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite Hospital for Halloween.

Atlanta Falcons host Make-A-Wish Kid, Alex, to a weekend he will never forget; including spending time with his all-time favorite athlete, Matt Ryan.

Falcons fans enjoying the Sweet Auburn Music Festival on Oct. 6 had the opportunity to meet Falcons Cheerleaders, Freddie Falcon and Falcons Legends, Lawrence Sidbury, Jr. and Brian Finneran.

Ten women who are currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer or are breast cancer survivors were honored Tuesday night during the Falcons' annual Dazzle and Dine event. Here are photos from the day of pampering.

On Tuesday, October 2, the entire Atlanta Falcons roster, along with Owner & Chairman Arthur Blank, President & CEO Rich McKay and the Women’s Association, engaged in community outreach activities across 11 different Atlanta locations for the annual Hometown Huddle.

Falcons fans flocked to Atlantic Station Friday evening ahead of the first home opener at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday against Carolina.

Get the grills ready, we will see you on Sunday at the Home Depot Backyard. Located directly next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Home Depot Backyard is a beautiful 11- acre green space.

The Atlanta Falcons treated over 170 women to a night out of football fundamentals, skills, and drills at Stockbridge High School.

WR Julio Jones surprised 8-year-old Dylan with autographs and gifts before the Falcons last preseason game. After a long battle with leukemia, Dylan finished treatment in February of this year. Dylan came from Kentucky to meet Julio through Make-A-Wish.

Atlanta Falcons treated Atlanta’s SWAT Team to a VIP experience at AT&T Training Camp where they had a private viewing area, meet-and-greet with Atlanta Falcons players and enjoyed a catered breakfast.