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CARE. COMPASSION. COMMUNITY.

$6M+ TOTAL CHARITY GIVING IN 2015

> WHO WE AREGreen Bay Packers Give Back is the Packers’ all-encompassing community outreach initiative that comprises appearances by players, alumni, coaches and staff, cash and in-kind donations, community events, the Green Bay Packers Foundation, Make-A-Wish visits, youth football outreach and much more.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH MISSION> WHY WE DO ITThe Green Bay Packers organization is dedicated to enriching the lives of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan residents by donating time and talents, along with providing diverse community outreach programs. Programs are designed to assist nonprofit organizations, mentor youth, encourage volunteerism and gain an awareness of the unique needs of our communities. We are committed to taking an active role in leading by example to encourage, inspire and build unity within the communities that have supported us for over 95 years.

GREEN BAY PACKERS MISSION> WHO WE DO IT FORWe do it for you. For us. And for the community. The Green Bay Packers mission is: to win championships and deliver excellent guest experiences while being guided by our core values. We believe in taking that mission beyond the walls of Lambeau Field and into the community to help make it stronger, healthier, happier and better – for all of us.

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LAMBEAU FIELD IS HOME TO THE 13-TIME WORLD CHAMPION

GREEN BAY PACKERS. IT ALSO BUZZES WITH ACTIVITY ON OFF

DAYS AND THROUGHOUT THE OFFSEASON, HOSTING CHARITY

EVENTS AND PROVID ING EXPERIENCES THAT UN ITE AND

ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY.

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FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS For the past 10 years, the Packers and Festival Foods have brought the joy of the holidays to all who attend this annual event. Free family-friendly activities include holiday movies and cartoons, card making, music performed by local high school choirs, cookie card making, music performed by local high school choirs, cookie card making, music performed by local high school choirs, cookie decorating, photo opportunities with Santa Claus and the tree lighting. Fans also donate toys for Toys for Tots at the event.

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976 PINTSDONATEDIN 2015

This Green Bay Packers leadership event was held this year at Lambeau Field for 280 Brown County middle school students (140 boys and 140 girls). The all-day event featured speakers and projects geared at encouraging the students to use their influence to create positive ripples throughout the community.

280 EMPOWEREDBOYS & GIRLS

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OUTREACH

WE BELIEVE IN THIS COMMUNITY JUST AS IT HAS ALWAYS

BELIEVED IN US. WE ARE A PART OF IT. WE CARE ABOUT IT.

WE ARE COMMITTED TO IT. WE CELEBRATE IT BY PROVIDING

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO COME TOGETHER FOR CAUSES

THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO ALL OF US. AS A COMMUNITY, WE

HAVE THE ABIL ITY TO TOUCH L IVES IN A PROFOUND WAY,

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THE EVENTS THAT DO JUST THAT.

PACKERS 5K RUN PRESENTED BY BELLIN HEALTH 2015 marked the sixth annual Packers 5K Run presented by Bellin Health. Nearly 7,500 runners made their way through Lambeau Field and around neighboring streets to raise $10,725, which was donated to the American Red Cross, Volunteer Center of Green Bay, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeastern Wisconsin and Unity. Packers alumni Dexter McNabb, Bill Schroeder and Tony Fisher were part of the pack of participants.

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH RECOGNITIONEach October, Lambeau Field and the team don pink to raise awareness for breast cancer. At the game against the Rams, Zeta Tau Alpha handed out 25,000 complimentary pink ribbons to fans attending the game. The American Cancer Society also provided breast cancer awareness information and sold ribbons for fans to write messages to those affected by breast cancer. The ribbons were then tied to a fence on display in the Atrium. Funds from the ribbons went towards cancer research.

BROWN COUNTY CHILDREN’S CHARITY GOLF CLASSICSince 2004, the Packers and Brown County have collaborated to host this annual event. Packers players Jayrone Elliott and Mike Pennel were there this year to help raise $57,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeastern Wisconsin and the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Educational Foundation.

7,500 RUNNERS$10K+10K+10K RAISED

$57K RAISED

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ribbons for fans to write messages to those affected by breast cancer. The ribbons

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ribbons for fans to write messages to those affected by breast cancer. The ribbons

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY PARTNERSThis new program combines the efforts of the Packers and their Community Partners, such as Boston Store, to help those in need in southeast Wisconsin through donations, assistance with their fundraising efforts and volunteerism. With the help of a Packers player, 500 coats were distributed to members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee.

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FIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESFIRST DOWNS FOR TREESEach regular season, the Packers donate one tree for every first down earned, with 530 trees planted this year. Since the program began in 2010, more than 3,200 trees have been planted, which provide total lifetime benefits of $15.9 million to the community. The program is possible through the partnership between the Packers, SCA and Green Bay Packaging, with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Wisconsin Public Service providing administrative support. In 2015, Packers alumni Bill Schroeder and Gerry Ellis also supported the cause, helping to plant donated trees.

HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK CHALLENGE New in 2015, during each home game, two Wisconsin high schools competed in a passing competition on the field at halftime to see who would take home a $500 donation from HP and Camera Corner for their school.

New in 2015, during each home game, two Wisconsin high schools competed in a passing competition on the field at halftime to see who would take home a $500 donation from HP and Camera Corner for their school.

FAMILY NIGHT PRESENTED BY BELLIN HEALTH Family Night has become a highly anticipated event at the beginning of every season, with 67,191 fans attending this year. Not only is Family Night an opportunity for young fans to experience the awe of Lambeau Field, but the 2015 event recognized 1,000 staff members and volunteers from the Volunteer Centers of Wisconsin. Parking proceeds benefitted Wendy’s Wonderful Kids foster care adoption program.

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HOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINEHOPELINE®® PROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMPROGRAMThe Packers joined Verizon Wireless to power the HopeLine® Program at Lambeau Field, which collects no-longer-used cell phones and accessories and refurbishes them for survivors of domestic violence. The cell phone drive was held throughout the season, and fans were invited to donate to a large-scale collection at an October home game. Wide receiver Ty Montgomery participated in a PSA to raise awareness for the collection. Through the program, Verizon also donated $5,000 to Golden House in Green Bay, which provides shelter and support to victims of domestic violence.

GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA GREEN AND GOLD GALA Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin, in partnership with the Green Bay Packers, held its 27th annual Green and Gold Gala at Lambeau Field in 2015. Forty-one Packers Hall of Fame and Super Bowl I Alumni attended the event, which raised $274,810 for programs serving homeless youth, abused children and high-risk families with young children.

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and employees from Humana Inc., worked together to build a playground in Kennedy Park in Green Bay. This was the fourth playground the

Free pep rallies held at Packers Everywhere bars in San Jose, Scottsdale and the Washington, D.C. area brought Packers fans together with the club’s staff

and employees from Humana Inc., worked together to build

the Washington, D.C. area brought Packers fans together with the club’s staff

TRAINING CAMPPeople come from all over the world to experience Green Bay Packers training camp. Sixteen practices were open to the public and free of charge. In 2015, the estimated number of training camp watchers, known as “railbirds,” was 42,262. Just as exciting as watching a practice is experiencing the storied “riding of the bikes” tradition. Since the Lombardi era, Packers players ride young fans’ bikes, while they jog alongside, from the locker room to the practice field. This year, kids from the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Green Bay were able to participate in this tradition by riding American Family DreamDrive bicycles with players.

42K+RAILBIRDS

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TAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOURTAILGATE TOUR2015 marked the 10th anniversary of the Tailgate Tour, which brings Packers players and alumni together with Wisconsin communities each year. Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy, players Casey Hayward, Micah Hyde, Andrew Quarless and alumni Gilbert Brown, Antonio Freeman, Jerry Kramer, Dave Robinson and Bill Schroeder spent the week connecting with fans on the tour. Their efforts helped raise $330,000 at the tailgate parties hosted by nonprofit organizations in Menomonie, Prairie du Chien, Baraboo, Elkhorn and Sheboygan, bringing the total raised since the tour’s inception to more than $1.7 million.

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The Packers and Sargento partnered once again in 2015 for the Touchdowns for Charity program. Sargento donates $1,500 to the program for each touchdown

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collection prior to the Packers-Cowboys game in December. Fans generously donated

The Packers and Sargento partnered once again in 2015 for the Touchdowns for

$330K RAISED

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WHAT FANS GIVE THE GREEN BAY PACKERS IS PRICELESS.

LIMITLESS DEDICATION. RESOUNDING PASSION. A COMMUNITY

THAT TRULY BACKS THE PACK. WE COULD NOT ASK FOR

BETTER SUPPORT. AND ALTHOUGH WE ARE COMMITTED TO

GIVING BACK WITH EXCITING GAMES AND CHAMPIONSHIP

RINGS, WE ARE ALSO COMMITTED TO GIVING BACK WITH

VARIOUS TYPES OF DONATIONS, INCLUDING PACKERS ITEMS.

GIVING

0F WISCONSIN COUNTIESRECEIVED IN-KIND DONATIONS

DONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSDONATIONSWith more than 12,000 donation requests annually, supporting the fundraising efforts of organizations across Wisconsin continues to be the Packers’ leading outreach effort. A variety of items were donated in 2015, raising more than $3 million to assist with helping those in need. Separate cash donations to nonprofit organizations exceeded $5 million during this same time period, and 100 percent of Wisconsin’s counties received in-kind donations.

Those interested in requesting a donation to benefit a nonprofit organization in Wisconsin must apply online at packers.com/community/donations.html.in Wisconsin must apply online at packers.com/community/donations.html.in Wisconsin must apply online atOnly applications that are submitted a minimum of six weeks in advance of the event will be considered.

GREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONGREEN BAY PACKERS FOUNDATIONThe Green Bay Packers Foundation in 2015 awarded $600,000 to 236 civic and charitable groups throughout Wisconsin. Combined with two $250,000 impact grants, one awarded to the Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay and one awarded to the American Foundation of Counseling Services in Green Bay, $1.1 million was granted through the Foundation in 2015. During this annual grant cycle disbursement, 61 percent of Wisconsin’s counties received at least one grant from the Foundation.

Nonprofit organizations located in Wisconsin interested in applying for a grant can apply online March 1 through July 1 at packers.com/community/packers-foundation.html.

COMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS GRANTSEvery year, the Packers waive room rental fees at Lambeau Field for four nonprofit organizations to host an event at the stadium. The recipients in 2015 were Colton’s Cure Foundation, Inc., Literacy Green Bay, Old Glory Honor Flight and YWCA of Green Bay-De Pere.

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$600,000 to 236 civic and charitable groups throughout Wisconsin. Combined with two $250,000 impact grants, one awarded to the Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay and one awarded to the American Foundation of Counseling Services in Green Bay, $1.1 million was granted through the Foundation in 2015. During this annual grant cycle disbursement, 61 percent of Wisconsin’s counties received at least

Nonprofit organizations located in Wisconsin interested in applying for a grant can apply online March 1 through July 1

Every year, the Packers waive room rental fees at Lambeau Field for four nonprofit

$600,000 to 236 civic and charitable groups throughout

one awarded to the Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay and one awarded to the American Foundation of Counseling Services in Green Bay, $1.1 million was granted through the Foundation in 2015. During this annual grant cycle disburse-ment, 61 percent of Wisconsin’s counties received at least

Nonprofit organizations located in Wisconsin interested in applying for a grant can apply online March 1 through July 1

BISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBISHOP’S CHARITIES GAMEBishop Ricken of the Diocese of Green Bay greeted fans attending the preseason game against the Saints, continuing a tradition of the Bishop’s Charities Game thathas lasted 55 years. Following the game, the Packers made their annual donationto the diocese, adding to the more than $3.7 million donated since 1960.

MIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEMIDWEST SHRINE GAMEDesignating one preseason game as the Midwest Shrine game has been an annual tradition since 1950. Following the game, a donation was made to the Midwest Shrine’s burn center and hospitals, adding to the more than $3.5 million donated over the last 65 years. Janine Brass, a former patient of the Shrine Hospital, sang the national anthem prior to the Packers-Eagles game.

the Shrine Hospital, sang the national anthem

tradition since 1950. Following the game, a donation was made to the Midwest Shrine’s burn center and hospitals, adding to the more

the Shrine Hospital, sang the national anthem

$3.7M+DONATEDSINCE 1960

G I V I N G

JJERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERERRY PARINS CRUISE FOR CANCERThis annual motorcycle ride was created by Jerry Parins, former director of security for the Packers, 16 months after he was diagnosed with cancer. The ride always receives an outpouring of support for the cause, and this year’s event, dubbed “The Million Dollar Ride,” was no different. A total of 500 motorcycles with 700 riders participated, raising nearly $95,000 and bringing the total raised by the ride over the last 12 years to $1 million. Eight organizations were awarded a total of $140,000, and players Datone Jones, Corey Linsley, Christian Ringo, Aaron Ripkowski, Richard Rodgers, Jake Ryan, Scott Tolzien and Sam Barrington,and former Packers General Manager Ron Wolf, attended the post-ride party to lend their support.

SCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPSThe Green Bay Packers Foundation, along with Scholarships, Inc. and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, awarded 53 scholarships totaling $53,000 to students who are residents of Brown County and meet the scholarship criteria. This scholarship program is funded in part with the royalty fees paid for the use of the Packers logo on Wisconsin automobile license plates, and since 2006, the Green Bay Packers have added an additional $151,000 to fund these scholarships.

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$95K700 RIDERS RAISED

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700 RIDERS

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MILITARY

SUPPORT

MANY LOOK UP TO FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND COACHES AS HEROES.

AS HONORED AS THE PACKERS ARE TO BE HELD IN SUCH REGARD, THE

TRUE HEROES ARE THOSE COMMITTED TO SERVING OUR COUNTRY.

WE CAN’T THANK OUR SERVICEMEN AND SERVICEWOMEN

ENOUGH FOR SACRIFICING SO MUCH TO PROTECT AND ASSURE

OUR FREEDOMS. BUT WE DO WHAT WE CAN TO THANK THEM

AND EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE AND SHOW OUR APPRECIATION.

SALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAMESALUTE TO SERVICE GAME SALUTE TO SERVICE GAME SALUTE TO SERVICE GAMEThe NFL Salute to Service game at Lambeau Field, presented by Rexnord in November, honored both veterans and current military members prior to and throughout the game. Fans expressed their gratitude as well, completing 683 cards to send to servicemembers through the American Red Cross Holiday Mail for Heroes campaign.

HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES HONORING MILITARY RETIREES The Packers proudly fly United States flags over Lambeau Field in dedication to the men and women who have made a commitment to serve their country. Often, the team receives requests from military personnel as they prepare for retirement, and the Packers have flown over 40 flags at Lambeau Field in the last year honoring military retirements.

OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL OPERATION FAN MAIL At each home game, the Packers and Arise Health Plan honor an active duty serviceman or servicewoman and his/her family through Operation Fan Mail. Since its debut in 2007, 82 military families have been recognized, and provided with complimentary tickets to the game at which they are honored.

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November, honored both veterans and current military members prior to and throughout the game. Fans expressed their gratitude as well, completing 683

The Packers proudly fly United States flags over Lambeau Field in dedication to the men and women who have made a commitment to serve their country. Often, the team receives requests from military personnel as they prepare for retirement, and the Packers have flown over 40 flags at Lambeau Field in the

IT’S SIMPLY NOT ENOUGH FOR OUR PLAYERS, COACHES AND ALUMNI

TO BE OUT ON THE FIELD. THEY WANT TO BE OUT IN THE COMMUNITY.

AND THEY OFTEN ARE. NOT ONLY DO THEY DEVOTE THEIR TIME

TO MAKE PUBLIC APPEARANCES FOR GREAT CAUSES, SOME HAVE

CREATED INITIATIVES OF SUPPORT FOR THEIR OWN CAUSES –

TO HELP THE GREATER GREEN BAY AREA AND BEYOND.

PLAYERS, COACHES & ALUMNI

OUTREACH

FUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITFUEL UP TO PLAY 60 SCHOOL VISITGreen Bay Packers players Morgan Burnett, Jayrone Elliott, Demetri Goodson, Datone Jones and Mike Pennel celebrated with 500 students from the six elementary schools in the Hortonville Area School District that received a $15,000 fitness grant. The Fuel Up to Play 60 initiative encourages children to get 60 minutes of exercise a day. The players led the students in some activities to help them do that, as well as talked about the importance of healthy eating.

NFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLENFL HOMETOWN HUDDLEHometown Huddle is a partnership between the NFL and United Way, and includes a day of service to make an impact on youth health and fitness. In October, several Packers players including Datone Jones, Andy Mulumba, Nate Palmer, Justin Perillo and Jake Ryan, the United Way of Brown County and the Village of Pulaski collaborated to build a new playground at Shippy Park so the children there can have a safe, fun place to play.

NFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDNFL MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDEach season, the Packers nominate a player for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. The award is the only one in the league that recognizes a player’s off-the-field community service as well as his on-the-field performance. The Packers’ 2015 nominee was linebacker Sam Barrington. Sam was recognized for his commitment to causes affecting children, including literacy programs, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Play 60.

activities to help them do that, as well as talked about the importance of healthy eating.

Hometown Huddle is a partnership between the NFL and United

health and fitness. In October, several Packers players including Datone Jones, Andy Mulumba, Nate Palmer, Justin Perillo

United Way of Brown County and the Village of Pulaski collaborated to build a new playground at Shippy Park

activities to help them do that, as well as talked about the importance of healthy eating.

Hometown Huddle is a partnership between the NFL and United

United Way of Brown County and the Village of Pulaski collaborated to build a new playground at Shippy Park

ALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIALUMNIA year for iconic homecomings, 2015 was highlighted by a weeklong celebration commemorating the 50th anniversary of Super Bowl I and honoring the legends who played in it. Alumni inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame, as well as other Packers alumni, were recognized at various home games throughout the season.

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anniversary of the Packers’ Super Bowl I victory, Old Glory Honor Flight and the Packers this year presented Mission 33: The Green

and all veterans themselves, acting as escorts for 90

World War II and Korean War veterans as they toured the memorials

anniversary of the Packers’ Super Bowl I victory, Old Glory Honor Flight and the Packers this year presented Mission 33: The Green

and all veterans themselves, acting as escorts for 90

World War II and Korean War veterans as they toured the memorials

celebration commemorating the 50th anniversary of Super Bowl I and honoring the legends who played in it. Alumni inducted into the Packers

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to supporting the community through appearances at local nonprofit fundraisers,

APPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESMembers of the organization, players, coaches, staff and alumni are committed to supporting the community through appearances at local nonprofit fundraisers,

APPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESAPPEARANCESMembers of the organization, players, coaches, staff and alumni are committed to supporting the community through appearances at local nonprofit fundraisers,

P L A Y E R S , C O A C H E S & A L U M N I O U T R E A C H

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WISH GRANTINGAlong with the Make-A-Wish® Foundation, the Packers assisted with granting the wishes of 14 children and young adults who wanted to meet their favorite Packers players. Players, coaches and staff work diligently to make sure each visit is a positive and memorable experience for their special guests and their families.

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MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MIKE AND JESSICA MCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALMCCARTHY GOLF INVITATIONALThis annual fundraiser benefits the American Family Children’s Hospital and the McCarthy Family Foundation. The 2015 event was another success, helping push the six-year fundraising total beyond $1.5 million.

PLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSPLAYER FOUNDATIONSMany Packers players contribute to causes that impact the lives of those around them, as well establish their own foundations to help those in need:

Sam Barrington, Linebacker and Randall Cobb, Wide ReceiverBoth Sam Barrington and Randall Cobb contribute to The DreambuildersFoundation, a nonprofit organization that works with pro athletes to help financially, physically and mentally challenged children receive the items, opportunities and equipment they need to reach their dreams.

T.J. Lang, GuardT.J. Lang is a Waterboy. The Waterboys Initiative calls on NFL stars to help manifest its mission: to raise money and awareness for clean water projects in East Africa. One player from each NFL team is chosen to represent their franchise as the official “Waterboy.” Fans help support their favorite “Waterboy” in his goal to raise $45,000. So far, fan support has helped T.J. reach $18,435 of that goal, which will go toward building a sustainable, deep borehole well that will subsequently provide water for over 5,000 people in Sub-Sahara Africa.

Jordy Nelson, Wide ReceiverFounded in 2014, the Nelson Family Community Foundation benefits needy individuals and families in Jordy’s community in Kansas.

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VOLUNTEERISM

THE GREEN BAY PACKERS HAVE THE GREATEST FANS IN THE WORLD,

FANS WITH THE BIGGEST HEARTS. THE PACKERS ARE PROUD

TO HONOR THOSE WHO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY AND THEY

ARE ALSO PROUD TO BE ON THE FRONT LINES WITH OTHER

VOLUNTEERS – THOSE WHO WORK HARD TO CONTINUE TO MAKE

SURE GREEN BAY REMAINS THE BEST IT CAN BE.

PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION PACKERS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION The Packers Women’s Association (PWA) membership comprises Packers players’ and coaches’ wives and girlfriends. It’s a nonprofit volunteer group focused on service to the community through leadership, fellowship and support. Every year, the PWA initiates an annual food drive that benefits Paul’s Pantry in Green Bay. In its 29th year, fans donated 10,700 food items and over $12,800. In addition to this signature event, PWA members participated in the Pink Pumpkin 5K Walk/Fun Run, a fundraiser run by the Breast Cancer Family Foundation; sang Christmas carols at local assisted living facilities; and prepared and served a meal at the New Community Shelter.

COMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDCOMMUNITY QUARTERBACK AWARDThe Packers joined sponsor Humana Inc. in presenting the 2015 Community Quarterback Award to 11 outstanding Wisconsin volunteers at a luncheon held at Lambeau Field. Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy and Jerry Ganoni, retired president of Humana’s commercial insurance division, awarded recipients a commemorative plaque, two tickets to the Packers-Vikings game and a $4,000 grant in the name of the nonprofit for which they volunteer their time. With Humana’s support, $160,000 has been awarded to 40 nonprofit organizations over the past four years.

PACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAYPACKERS GIVE BACK DAY PACKERS GIVE BACK DAY PACKERS GIVE BACK DAYDuring the Packers Give Back Day in November, over 60 Packers employees took over the Salvation Army Red Kettle bell ringing stations at Bay Park Square Mall in Green Bay. Thanks to the mall shoppers, the employees raised $7,200. The Packers then matched that amount, to bring the total raised for the day to $15,000.

LADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULADIES OF LAMBEAULed by Laurie Murphy,Led by Laurie Murphy,Led by wife of Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy, Ladies of Lambeau comprises female employees and board members, and wives or partners of employees, board members, players and coaches. This year, 100 Ladies of Lambeau built a playground at Fireman’s Park in Green Bay. Additionally, more than $1,100 was collected from participants and donated to the Milwaukee Public Schools Parks Recreation Department to purchase socks and roller skates.

The Packers Women’s Association (PWA) membership comprises Packers players’

retired president of Humana’s retired president of Humana’s

MANY LOOK UP TO FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND COACHES AS HEROES.

AS HONORED AS THE PACKERS ARE TO BE HELD IN SUCH REGARD, THE

TRUE HEROES ARE THOSE COMMITTED TO SERVING OUR COUNTRY.

WE CAN’T THANK OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN ENOUGH FOR

SACRIFICING SO MUCH TO PROTECT AND ASSURE OUR FREEDOMS.

BUT WE DO WHAT WE CAN TO THANK THEM AND EXPRESS OUR

GRATITUDE AND SHOW OUR APPRECIATION.

YOUTH

FOOTBALL

BIG DREAMS START WITH L ITTLE ONES: SMALL DREAMS

AND YOUNG PEOPLE. THE GREEN BAY PACKERS ARE DEDICATED

TO ENCOURAGING THOSE WHO DREAM OF MAKING AN IMPACT

AS AN ATHLETE OR AS A COACH. THROUGH CAMPS, CLINICS,

ACTIVITIES AND RECOGNITION, THE GREEN BAY PACKERS

SUPPORT ALL WHO DARE TO BE ATHLETIC, PURPOSEFUL AND

COMMITTED TO BETTERING ONESELF.

NFL PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITIONThe NFL Punt, Pass & Kick team championship was held in December at the Don Hutson Center. It was facilitated by the Wisconsin Jaycees, and 20 boys and 20 girls ages 6 to 15 participated. Green Bay Packers team finalist, Jack Noffke from New London, finished first and was crowned national champion in the 14-15 age division at the NFL Punt, Pass & Kick National Finals in Indianapolis.

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GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL GREEN BAY PACKERS COACHING SCHOOL This complimentary event provides theory sessions, chalk talk breakouts and fundamentals to over 200 youth football coaches representing 70 different youth leagues from across the state.

passing tournament included Amherst, Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, Black River Falls, Greendale, Menomonie, Watertown and Xavier. Tournament winner Menomonie received $4,000 for its football

passing tournament included Amherst, Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, Black River Falls, Greendale, Menomonie, Watertown and Xavier. Tournament winner Menomonie received $4,000 for its football

GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH GREEN BAY PACKERS YOUTH FOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPFOOTBALL OUTREACH CAMPThis free camp features educational benefits as well as recreational opportunities for second through fifth grade students. In 2015, 36 camps were held from the end of April through the end of October, and over 4,000 students attended.

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36 CAMPS4,000+ KIDSATTENDED

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FOR NEW TURF$200K

TOTAL CHARITY GIVING IN 2015

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HEADS UP FOOTBALL PLAYER SAFETY COACH TRAINING The Player Safety Coach Training Clinic held at Lambeau Field is the first step for Wisconsin’s youth football organizations to advance football player safety by becoming a Heads Up certified league.

PACKERS MOMS FOOTBALL SAFETY CLINICThis first annual clinic was designed to educate moms about how football is being played safer and better than ever before. The complimentary event was attended by 125 youth football moms, representing 40 different youth leagues across Wisconsin.

USA FOOTBALL MONTHThe NFL and its 32 teams recognize August each year as USA Football Month. The Packers in 2015 invited flag football and Heads Up youth football programs to participate in Family Night and both preseason games. In addition, more than 4,000 game tickets were distributed to certified Player Safety Coaches and Heads Up leagues to attend preseason games.

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Cathy A. DworakDirector of Community Outreach & Player/Alumni Relations

Bobbi Jo EisenreichManager of Corporate Giving/Secretary, Green Bay Packers Foundation

Tony FisherPlayer/Alumni Coordinator

Amanda WeryCommunity Outreach Coordinator

Ryan FenclYouth Football Coordinator

Julie BroeckelCorporate Giving Coordinator

Sandy RoubalCorporate Giving Coordinator

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