Jamie Clark, Director of Communications, pulls out his black and yellow to root for the Pittsburgh Steelers, meanwhile Field Director Renee Gadson cheers on the Baltimore Ravens and Debbie Summers keeps pounding in blue for the Carolina Panthers. You'll see me in black and gold proudly wearing the New Orleans Saints jersey I wore on the night we won the Super Bowl in 2010.

Pennington Presbyterian Church youth sport their favorite team jerseys.
Souper Bowl of Caring annually unites the nation around one purpose, to tackle hunger using the energy of the Big Game. Across the nation, we observe this united effort play out in many ways.
H-E-B, Kroger and Randalls employees volunteer together at the Houston Kick Off.
Charlotte area youth film the video challenge to send off to Denver Broncos fans in 2016.
When individuals, places of worship, schools and businesses unite to tackle hunger, the community wins. Souper Bowl of Caring participants are the true champions off the football field, setting their football differences aside to make a difference for neighbors in their community who are hungry and in need. Though we don't know which two teams will play in the Big Game each year, we can count on Souper Bowl of Caring participants across the nation to make big plays against hunger and poverty. Thanks for using your competitive spirit to grow giving and serving in your community.