The Arizona Cardinals embarked on their third-annual Arizona Civics Matters trip this month. Almost 300 students were brought on an all-expense paid trip to the nation's capital. The students had the opportunity to learn about government, and politics, and visit museums and monuments. Students heard from Congressman Juan Ciscomani and U.S. Senator Mark Kelly.

The Cardinals, Governor Katie Hobbs and Close-Up send 275 students to Washington D.C. to learn more about the country's government, flying out the group on the team plane.

The Cardinals hosted a talk, which included coach Jonathan Gannon and running back James Conner, with the Positive Coaches Alliance at the Dignity Health Training Center.

The Cardinals rookie class spent some time at Phoenix Children's to visit sick kids and spread some joy.

Jonathan Gannon and the Cardinals come out to the 20th annual Pat's Run at ASU to honor a former Cardinal, the late Pat Tillman.

Girls from around the Valley come to State Farm Stadium to participate with Cardinals' Dennis Gardeck and Jesse Luketa in the team's Intro to Football camp

It's a tradition unlike any other, the Cardinals and some special guests take on the golf course, all for charity

The Cardinals -- and their plane -- take part in the annual airshow at Luke Air Force Base

Out at State Farm Stadium, the Cardinals hosted a showcase for girls flag football players during Women's History Month in front of college coaches

Hear from the women that help make the Cardinals organization go

On National Girls and Women In Sports Day, a look at Kyler Murray and the Cardinals celebrating girls flag football as an official high school sport in Arizona

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill met with the girls flag football teams of Chandler and Gilbert Highland prior to their game last season (Originally posted Sept. 22, 2023)

This holiday season the Arizona Cardinals players teamed up with Desert Financial Credit Union to treat local children to a shopping spree. Players in attendance include Marquise Brown, Zaven Collins, Dennis Gardeck, Jonathan Ledbetter, and many more

This past weekend the Arizona Cardinals participated in the 2023 APS Electric Light Parade in Phoenix helping to spread holiday cheer to the over 200,000 in attendance

Cardinals defensive lineman Jonathan Ledbetter talks to the media after he was honored as the team's NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee for 2023.

Members of the Arizona Cardinals staff and Cardinals players volunteered at the Phoenix Rescue Mission to help serve meals over 300 meals to those in need this holiday season

The Cardinals and SeatGeek present equine therapy through T.A.P.S. to aid loved ones of military members during Salute to Service month

In recognition of Crucial Catch, the Arizona Cardinals hosted 20 cancer survivors and their guests for a Paint n' Sip night where they had the opportunity to paint and share their stories with Cardinals players

This week, in celebration of Believe in AZ Kids Day, D.J. Humprhies teamed up with State Farm to give back and donate $50,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of the Valley which serves students throughout Maricopa County and shares State Farm's philanthropic focus on education, including STEM.

The Cardinals were one of the hosts to take deserving kids on the annual Civics Matters trip to Washington D.C. in 2023.

The Cardinals hosted their 3rd annual Intro to Girls Football Camp where 125 girls aged 6-12 years old learned the basics of football including flag football drills, interactive games, and touchdown dances with instruction from Cardinals players Dennis Gardeck, Cameron Thomas, Jonathan Ledbetter and Manny Jones. The event also featured Cardinals' mascot Big Red and the Cardinals cheerleaders

SeatGeek and the Arizona Cardinals Legends teamed up with the Make A Wish Foundation and Gigi's Playhouse to provide 50 kids and their families the chance to play games and hang out with Cardinals players and alumni. Each foundation also received a $5,000 at the event courtesy of SeatGeek

Cardinals offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum helps to advocate for the increase in minority representation in the aviation field.

Tight end Zach Ertz was named the Cardinals' Walter Payton Man of the Year for 2022.

In celebration of the holiday season, DeAndre Hopkins along with his fellow teammates and coach Kliff Kingsbury served 500+ meals on Thanksgiving Day to families experiencing homelessness. The event featured home cooked meals, Arizona Cardinals giveaways, family photo areas, and more. Through collaboration with local chefs, bakers, and small businesses, DeAndre was able to provide all of the families at UMOM New Day Center with an unforgettable Thanksgiving experience! View the full photo gallery from the event here.