Atlanta Falcons Community Awards of the Week - November 2nd 2010

For the 16th consecutive year, the entire Atlanta Falcons roster of players participated in a day of community service presented by Cigna. This year, the players split up into eight different locations across Atlanta to serve the community in different ways. Locations included multiple elementary schools, several Children's Healthcare of Atlanta locations, and some local shelters and community ministries.

The Atlanta Falcons hosted ten breast cancer survivors and fighters at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Tuesday night for their annual event Dazzle and Dine presented by Grady Health System. Dazzle and Dine honors those currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer, as well as breast cancer survivors for their continued effort in fighting against breast cancer. They received make-overs, were served their meal by current Atlanta Falcons players, and dined with Atlanta Falcons legends.

Scenes from the 2023 Season Home Opener game. Fellows marched and cheered with the Dirty Birds Nest for a victory against the Carolina Panthers.

The Atlanta Falcons welcomed nearly 400 girls flag football athletes and coaches to their Training Facility on Saturday, September 9, to celebrate the upcoming fall season. Coaches heard from notable speakers while athletes learned how to enhance their skills from NFL FLAG experts and Legends.

To celebrate the 2023 school year, Freddie Falcon, Coca-Cola and Publix visited some deserving teachers throughout Atlanta. Recipients received Atlanta Falcons swag, schools supplies, a Visa gift card and more from Freddie and his special guests.

The Atlanta Falcons hosted training for Montana elementary, middle and high school physical education teachers from across the state to learn how to incorporate flag football in their curriculum. Nearly 40 educators joined the free training at the University of Montana and received a free flag football kit.

This free girls' flag football clinic was held for the female athletes of the local community and Butte, Flathead, Glacier and St. Ignatius High School. Atlanta Falcons Legends and NFL FLAG experts led the clinic at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

During AT&T Training Camp, the Atlanta Falcons hosted various high school boys' tackle and girls' flag football teams, local youth groups and other special individuals for a unique VIP camp experience. The attendees watched practice in an exclusive area, received Atlanta Falcons swag and had an autograph session with Atlanta Falcons players.

For the first time, the Atlanta Falcons hosted a youth flag football clinic on a reservation. This clinic featured more than 80 youth from Rocky Boy Reservation, a native American reservation located three hours north of Emigrant, Montana.

Held at Lockwood High School, this free clinic gave local athletes the opportunity to learn about girls flag football fundamentals from Atlanta Falcons Legends and flag football experts.

Eight current Atlanta Falcons and three Falcons Legends visited Fort Stewart on Friday, June 9, to learn about 3rd Infantry Division, take part in engagement skills training and greet soldiers and their families at a pep rally and autograph session. The following day, the group joined service members from Fort Stewart for the 15th Annual Fishing with the Falcons presented by Zaxby's off the coast of Savannah, Ga.

The 2023 Atlanta Falcons Rookie Class hosted a youth football camp alongside Atlanta Falcons Legends. More than 80 participants from local Boys and Girls Clubs attended the camp to learn the fundamentals of the game of football.