Vikings, Matter Continue Partnership By Boxing Up Snack Packs

Watch the 2019 Minnesota High School Football Showcase, which was played at U.S. Bank Stadium on Saturday, December 7, 2019.

Innovative Office Solutions and the Vikings recently honored Bold, MN as the Minnesota Football Town of the Year and their football program was awarded $10,000.

Watch as several Vikings players unbox and react to seeing the cleats they will wear as part of the NFL's "My Cause My Cleats" initiative, with players showcasing a charity or cause via custom-made footwear.

Several Vikings players recently visited Camp Ripley to help put on a football clinic for military children.

Several Vikings players recently participated in a pet adoption event at the Humane Society of the Twin Cities.

Vikings QB Kirk Cousins recently purchased costumes for the youth that are being assisted by People Serving People, a local shelter for families experiencing homelessness, and brought them trick-or-treating at the TCO Performance Center.

In 2019 the Vikings partnered with Special Olympics and formed the Vikings Unified team. The group recently paid a visit to the TCO Performance Center to meet with players and staff, get a tour, and much more. The Vikings Unified athletes will compete against the Chargers Unified team this December in Los Angeles.

Vikings LB Anthony Barr held a fundraising event at the TCO Performance Center for his 'Raise The Barr' foundation which supports single-parent families in both Minnesota and California.

Current Vikings served as coaches for 10 Unified Special Olympics flag football teams at TCO Stadium. Flag football is offered by Special Olympics Minnesota as a Unified Sport, where individuals with and without disabilities are able to compete on the same team.

Watch the UnitedHealthcare Community Moment that aired in-stadium during Sunday's Vikings-Falcons game.

Saturday’s Hometown Hero was Mark Graves, the branch director at the Southside Village Boys & Girls Club.

Current and former Vikings met team Owner/President Mark Wilf in Washington, D.C., this spring for a deeply emotional visit to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

The Vikings held their annual 'Taste of the Vikings' event for the first time ever at the TCO Performance Center, which featured Minneapolis-St. Paul’s finest dining establishments all offering signature dishes to help support the mission of the Minnesota Vikings Foundation.

Vikings QB Kirk Cousins recently welcomed 150 middle-schoolers to his first Minnesota camp, which was hosted at the University of St. Thomas.

The Minnesota Vikings Foundation, in partnership with Xcel Energy, introduced Vikings Table, a custom-built food truck with the mission of serving healthy meals and nutritional education to youth across the Minneapolis-St. Paul community.

More than 100 Vikings players, coaches and staff members recently took part in the annual Vikings Foundation Golf Tournament at The Meadows at Mystic Lake golf course.

Roughly 700 kids attended Head Coach Mike Zimmer’s youth football camp last weekend inside the indoor practice facility at Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center.

Alan Page, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice, visited the TCO Performance Center Thursday and was presented with a donation of $40,000 for the Page Education Foundation from the Wilf Family.

The entire Vikings team – in addition to coaches and training staff – recently loaded buses at Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center and traveled to the Southside Village Boys & Girls Club to partake in the team's Team Up to Give Back event.

175 participants took part in last weekend’s Vikings Women’s Football Camp, which was hosted at Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center.

Head Coach Mike Zimmer recently held the first ever 'Mike Zimmer Golf Classic' at Bearpath Golf & Country Club in Eden Prairie to help raise money for The Mike Zimmer Foundation which benefits youth in the Twin Cities.

The Vikings recently hosted children from the Seward Montessori School in Minneapolis and other local schools at the TCO Performance Center as part of the NFL and United Way's Character Playbook program.

Several Vikings legends recently took part in a NFL Alumni dinner hosted in the Twin Cities to raise money for children's charities, and also paid special tribute to former Vikings RB Bill Brown, who passed away last November.

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Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph joins "NFL Total Access" to talk about winning the Walter Payton Man of the Year social media challenge.