Packers, leadership council provide body cams to GBPD 

The Green Bay Packers have partnered with AXON and the City of Green Bay to provide the latest in body camera technology to the Green Bay Police Department. The total value of the system is $3.6 million and the Packers' contributions total more than $926,000.

Four local healthcare heroes from Bellin Health were surprised by Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy, Pro Football Hall of Famer James Lofton, and former defensive back Jarrett Bush, to attend Super Bowl LV in Tampa.

Hear from Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy and Dennis Buehler, President/CEO of the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, as they provide details for Give BIG Green Bay, set to be held Feb. 16-17.

Green Bay Packers C Corey Linsley discusses his involvement with CASA.

Campbell's Chunky Soup recognizes that it takes a team to put on a game in the snowy Wisconsin winter. Packers TE Robert Tonyan shares his experience playing in the cold, while facilities manager Todd Edlebeck give insight into what it takes to have Lambeau Field ready for cold-weather games.

Green Bay Packers center Corey Linsley, the team's nominee for the 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, discusses his work with CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate).

Packers RB Aaron Jones partnered with the Northwestern Mutual Foundation to create a contest for young fans to design his cleats as part of the NFL's "My Cause My Cleats" campaign. Jones names Ethan the winner and surprises him with a pair of the custom cleats he will wear against the Eagles. Ethan has been diagnosed with anaplastic ependymoma, a form of cancer.

Packers RB Aaron Jones partnered with the Northwestern Mutual Foundation to create a contest for young fans to design his cleats as part of the NFL's "My Cause My Cleats" campaign. Jones introduces us to one of the participants, Ethan, a young fan currently battling cancer.

High schools across Wisconsin submitted their top highlights from October-November games, narrowed down to a top five selected by the Packers. Winning schools receive a $500 donation for their football program courtesy of the Packers and the NFL Foundation.

Packers offensive linemen Lucas Patrick and Lane Taylor paid a virtual visit to veterans at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center.

High schools across Wisconsin submitted their top highlights from September-October games, narrowed down to a top five selected by the Packers. Winning schools receive a $500 donation for their football program courtesy of the Packers and the NFL Foundation.

Packers T Billy Turner visited with kids at the Boys & Girls Club in Kenosha, Wis., to have them design fabric patches for clothing he will have made for himself and other players and coaches.

Packers players Jamaal Williams, Aaron Jones and Corey Linsley paid a virtual visit to cancer survivors Emery Wendt, Dolin Meni and Jolie Martin Silva as part of the Packers vs. Cancer campaign.