Tennessee Titans Pro Bowl Safety Kevin Byard joined volunteers from UnitedHealthcare to pack and distribute 100 distance learning kits for families in need served by Metro Nashville Public Schools.

Cam Jordan and UnitedHealthcare partnered to provide $25,000 worth of laptops to student participants of Pathways, a year-round workforce readiness program for system-involved youth provided by the Mayor’s Office of Youth & Families.

Arizona Cardinals defensive tackle Corey Peters teamed up with UHC to provide care packages full of essential needs to 150 families at the South Point School District.

New Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Calais Campbell and his CRC Foundation have partnered with Baltimore law firm Cohen & Dwin to provide new laptops for 100 disadvantaged high school students they can successfully participate in distance learning during the COVID-19 shutdown.

Houston Texans cornerback Bradley Roby is partnering with UnitedHealthcare to provide $20,000 worth of food to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Houston to keep families fed during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Dallas Cowboys defensive captain Sean Lee is teaming up with Albertsons, UnitedHealthcare and more to provide more than 50,000 meals for families through Boys and Girls Clubs in the DFW Metroplex.

Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore teamed up with UnitedHealthcare to donate $24,000 to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston to help families in need during the COVID-19 crisis.

Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead IV has teamed up with UnitedHealthcare to provide meals to Baltimore families in need during COVID-19.

Tennessee Titans safety Kevin Byard joined UnitedHealthcare to provide new shoes, socks and other essentials to all 375 students at Robert Churchwell Museum Magnet Elementary in Nashville.

Giants safety Michael Thomas, UnitedHealthcare, United Way of NYC and Dreambuilders donated nearly 500 backpacks full of classroom essentials to students at PS 49, The Willis Avenue School in the Bronx.

Newly-signed Broncos left tackle Ja’Wuan James wasted no time getting involved in the Denver community. He partnered with UnitedHealthcare to provide 70 brand new bicycles to all of the 5th graders at Godsman Elementary.

Colts tight end Jack Doyle, an Indianapolis native, launched his “Birthday Club” program by throwing a party for local homeless kids. The program, which provides homeless children with birthday gifts, is part of Doyle’s Dreambuilders program.

Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma returned to his hometown of Flint, Mich., to host a free basketball camp. He partnered with UnitedHealthcare who supplied a $20,000 grant to his Dreambuilders program. The donation includes about 300 new backpacks with school supplies, hygiene products, and even a sneaker cleaner.

L.A. Chargers tight end Hunter Henry joined UnitedHealthcare in presenting brand new shoes to kids at the Costa Mesa Boys & Girls Club. In all, he passed out 166 pair of shoes to kids to get them ready for Summer.