Proceeds from the evening benefit the Andy & JJ Dalton Foundation as it works to provide support, resources, opportunities and life-changing experience to seriously ill and physically challenged children and their families.

Bengals Legends Past and Present gathered for a night of stories and fundraising to support the Ken Anderson Alliance and the Andy and JJ Dalton Foundation, raising over $100,000 for the two organizations.

The Bengals hosted East Clinton Middle School to discuss how to deal with harassment and conflict resolution as part of the United Way and NFL's Character Playbook program.

The Bengals 2019 rookie class spent time with critically ill children, who are living at the Ronald McDonald House. The players signed autographs, took photos with families and toured the facility.

The 2019 Bengals rookies enjoy a visit with the children of the Ronald McDonald House of Greater Cincinnati.

King for a Day is one of five programs hosted by the Andy & JJ Dalton Foundation as it works to provide opportunities, support and resources to seriously ill and physically challenged children and their families.

King for a Day is one of five programs hosted by the Andy & JJ Dalton Foundation as it works to provide opportunities, support and resources to seriously ill and physically challenged children and their families.

Bengals CB Darqueze Dennard gifts home to family in need after an 18 month renovation.

Thanks to Bengals cornerback Darqueze Dennard's foundation the “Dennard Difference,” multiple organizations worked together over the course of 18 months to build a home for a family with nine children in Cheviot, Ohio.

More than $100,000 was raised for the Andy & JJ Dalton Foundation and Ken Anderson Alliance through Legends: Past and Present.

In honor of the NFL’s 100th season, the Bengals are encouraging fans, players, coaches and employees to choose a cause and donate 100 minutes of their time. The NFL’s goal is to inspire one million people to volunteer 100 minutes of their time.

Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley, Bengals Director of Business Development Bob Bedinghaus, and Bengals Vice President of Player Personnel Paul Brown met with media at Paul Brown Stadium to announce the start of "Huddle for 100" in part with the NFL's 100th season.