WATCH: Steelers players give back at Thanksgiving

Over the last few weeks, players have given their time and resources to make Thanksgiving special for families in the Western Pennsylvania area who are struggling to make ends meet, many faced with food insecurity

Steelers linebacker Cole Holcomb received the Ed Block Courage Award at the 33rd Annual Arthur J. Rooney, Sr. Courage House Luncheon at Acrisure Stadium

Cameron Heyward continued his passion of giving back with "Cam's Kindness Week"

On October 21, the Steelers partnered with Project Bundle-Up to take kids shopping for clothes to keep them warm and dry throughout the cold winter months

Keeanu Benton and Nick Herbig participated in a healthy cooking demonstration for breast cancer patients at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital

The Steelers' 2025 rookie class spent time at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

The 2025 Steelers' rookie class spent time in the community becoming acclimated with some of Pittsburgh's flagship non-profits and learned about the Steelers culture of giving back

In its second year, the Steelers Showcase program—developed in partnership with the Center for Audit Quality's Accounting+ campaign—provides high school students from across Western Pennsylvania with meaningful exposure to the accounting profession and its career pathways.

The Steelers held their annual community partner appreciation breakfast on Thursday at Acrisure stadium

The Pittsburgh Steelers, Penguins, Pirates and Riveters partnered with Operation Warm to provide sports gear for female athletes from Pittsburgh Public Schools as part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day

Watch a recap of how the Steelers gave back during the holidays

The Steelers hosted the sixth annual Huddle for the Holidays at Acrisure Stadium on Tuesday, an event that annually supports over 500 families in the Pittsburgh community that are in need during the holiday season

Alex Highsmith surprised Carolina Franz with the news that she's the Steelers 2024 Inspire Change Changemaker Award recipient

As part of our Steelers STEM program, we hosted the annual powering Pittsburgh Championships at Acrisure Stadium in November. Students from across Western Pennsylvania proposed concepts to power the city of Pittsburgh and Acrisure Stadium in ways that are energy efficient, environmentally sound, and economically viable.

Payton Wilson talks about why he chose to represent Convoy of Hope for My Cause My Cleats

Calvin Anderson talks about why he chose to represent Lanihun-Anderson Foundation for My Cause My Cleats

Dylan Cook talks about why he chose to represent Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Project for My Cause My Cleats

Elandon Roberts talks about why he chose to represent Healthy Start for My Cause My Cleats

Recap of the 2024 Thanksgiving community events

Today and every day, we thank both those who currently serve and have served our country

Watch a recap of the 3rd annual Cam's Kindness Week

The Steelers teamed up with the Salvation Army for the annual Project Bundle-Up shopping trip where players helped kids pick out coats, boots, and other gear to prepare them for the winter

the Steelers rookie class spent time at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh doing crafts and activities with the children and their families

CEO of Gwen's Girls Dr. Kathi R. Elliott talks about the impact her work makes in the community, being honored by Steelers and more

The Steelers rookie class gave back to the community during Community Week