Aaron Jones, Sargento Foods donate to Paul's Pantry as part of Touchdowns for Hunger

The Green Bay Packers team dining staff is continuing to work in support of critical workers and students in need during this difficult time.

In celebration of Leap Day, Bose and the Green Bay Packers offered 29 fans the opportunity to attempt a Lambeau Leap at Lambeau Field on Saturday, Feb.29.

Wednesday's event was geared toward approximately 140 male middle school students, featuring words from motivational speaker Orlando Bowen followed by presentations from writers and artists Kwabena Antoine Nixon and Muhibb Dyer.

Approximately 140 female middle school students participated in activities meant to encourage them to create positive ripples in their homes, schools and communities.

The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation and the Green Bay Packers kicked off the third year of the 24-hour giving day to highlight the work of 40 local nonprofits.

Young Packers fans were invited to a sleepover at Lambeau Field for behind-the-scenes tours, scavenger hunts, movies, and a bedtime story read by Packers Alumni, Johnnie Gray.

Friday's event was geared toward 140 male middle school students selected by their schools to hear from motivational speakers Orlando Bowen, and writers and artists Kwabena Antoine Nixon and Muhibb Dyer.

The event featured speakers and projects meant to encourage approximately 280 Milwaukee Public Schools middle school students to feel empowered and inspired.

The free community event, focused on getting kids out of the house to enjoy non-strenuous physical activity, took place Saturday, Feb. 8, on the Lambeau Field Atrium's main floor and fourth floor.

Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy congratulated participants of the Mentor-Protégé Program Tuesday afternoon. In the nine years of the program, more than 250 full and part-time jobs have been created across the 76 protégé companies.

The Green Bay Packers Foundation and Greater Green Bay Community Foundation's Give BIG Green Bay community-wide giving day is returning for a third year. 40 benefitting nonprofits were announced Thursday morning.

Packers Alumni Kevin Barry and Tony Fisher joined forces with Green Bay police officers at the Bay Park Marcus Theatre for a movie night with kids from the Brown County Pals Program. The event included K-9 demonstrations, police work discussions, dinner, and a movie.