Bengals and Good Sports Donate New Equipment to Youth Football Teams | COMMUNITY PHOTOS

View the best photos from the OHSAA's announcement that Girls Flag Football will be a sanctioned championship event on Thursday, July 17, in Canton, Ohio.

Check out the best photos from LB Logan Wilson's celebrity softball game, Wednesday, June 11, 2025.

Bengals rookies visited Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on Friday to spend the day with Airmen and their families Friday.

View the best photos from the 2025 Ohio Girls Flag Football State Championship on Sunday, May 18, in Massillon, Ohio.

The Bengals hosted an NFL Flag In-School event for DECA PREP elementary school in Dayton on Friday. Bengals rookies instructed 3rd and 4th grade students through football specific drills including running, throwing and receiving. Students also participated in flag football games coached by the rookies. This event is part of the Bengals Flag In-School program, presented locally by Kettering Health. The Bengals presented DECA PREP with a free Flag-In-Schools Kit which supports high quality physical education through a 10-week flag football curriculum.

View the best photos from the 2025 Girls Flag Football Championship at Paycor Stadium, Saturday, May 10, 2025.

View the best photos from the 2025 Girls Flag Football Season Kickoff Jamboree

Sam Hubbard attended the CPS Breakfast Challenge award ceremony at O'Dell Owen's Learning Center on Thursday, January 30, in partnership with the Sam Hubbard Foundation and Cincinnati Public Schools. The Breakfast Challenge encourages increased participation in eating breakfast for students to help kickstart their day, improve focus and performance while in class. CPS Student Dining Services awards schools with the most improved breakfast participation rate monthly with funding that can go towards any student activity. O'Dell Owens Center for Learning was the most improved for the month of December and were awarded $3,000 for student activities thanks to special grant funding.

City of Louisville leaders, community partners and the Cincinnati Bengals joined forces on December 17th to break ground on New Walnut Street Park, a long-awaited addition to the Russell neighborhood. The 5.7-acre park, located at the corner of South 13th Street and West Muhammad Ali Boulevard, will feature a splash pad, playground, pickleball and tennis courts, and a multi-sport synthetic turf field. The turf field is partially funded by a $250,000 grant from the Cincinnati Bengals and the NFL Foundation Grassroots Program.

An interactive program that engages youth around football in a group setting through a "Football Week" storybook and game that teaches young children about football, The objective of the Future Fans program is to introduce young kids to football in a fun and easy way that enables them to become fans of the game and understand football related concepts like first downs, touchdowns and offense/defense. Thanks to altafiber, 35 elementary schools in the Cincinnati area will receive Future Fan kits to further their education of the game. Check out the best photos from the Bengals Future Fans Event, featuring WR Andrei Iosivas

The Bengals Play60, presented by CareSource, empowers youth to get physically active for at least 60 minutes per day. Bengals players will participate in various drills and football related activities at Evanston Academy including football toss, 40 yard dash, snake run and more! Check out the best photos from the Bengals NFL Play60 event, featuring S Jordan Battle, LS Cal Adomitis and C Matt Lee