The story of Bengals NFL Man of the Year Giovani Bernard inspired another nominee Friday ... Sam Hubbard has moved his off-season home, but he's going to Sunday's Super Bowl with one of his Ohio State buddies making headlines in Cincinnati.

As part of the hunger relief program, Campbell donated 30 cans of soup for every Bengals defensive tackle during the 2019 regular season. The Bengals finished 2019 with 1076 tackles on defense, and maxed out the donation with two weeks remaining in their season. This year's donation topped last season's (25,000) by 1400 cans.

Bengals WR A.J. Green was on hand Thursday, Jan. 23 to present his team's donation at the Freestore Foodbank's Mayerson Distribution Center. Campbell's Chunky® soup is donating more than 50,000 bowls of soup to the Freestore Foodbank, as part of the "Tackle Hunger" program, a partnership between Campbell Soup Company and the Bengals.

The Bengals and the National Football League Foundation Grassroots Program teamed up to contribute $250,000 to Harrison High School to install a new synthetic turf field. 

Carlos Dunlap has been selected to represent the Bengals in the award's inaugural year. The Surface "Anything But Ordinary" Player of the Year will be announced alongside the League's most prestigious awards.

Mike's Carwash pledged to donate $1 to the Anthony Muñoz Foundation for each Ultimate Wash purchased the day after the Bengals recorded two or more sacks in a game and for each Ultimate Wash purchased on 11 Who Dey Wednesdays. 

Bengals defensive tackle Geno Atkins has been named Week 15 NFLPA Community MVP for his "Atkins Week of Giving," a seven-day campaign that directly impacted over 350 people in Cincinnati through holiday gifts, donations, dental services and charitable events.

Bengals players and the Ben-Gals Cheerleaders spread holiday cheer by visiting newborns & their families at TriHealth Good Samaritan Hospital.

Giovani Bernard is the Bengals' nominee for the 2019 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide. 

Thanks to the Tri-State's generosity, hundreds of families in need picked out Christmas gifts with Bengals players and staff members at the Salvation Army's Toy Drive.

Tight End CJ Uzomah, Ben-Gals and Who Dey joined the American Dairy Association on Tuesday, Dec. 10 to present Winton Woods City School District with the Hometown Grant! Winton Woods expanded their breakfast options for all students with help from the Hometown Grant.

Bengals Quarterback Andy Dalton and his wife, JJ, surprised 12 children, who are facing various health challenges, and their families with Christmas trees and gifts during a holiday celebration.