The Arizona Cardinals, alongside presenting partners Desert Financial Credit Union and Gallagher, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, and the Close Up Foundation, hosted the fifth annual Civics Matters Arizona trip to Washington, D.C. Approximately 280 Arizona high school students traveled to the nation's capital for an immersive civics experience, visiting iconic historical and governmental landmarks.

The Arizona Cardinals, in partnership with Gridiron Air, flew more than 140 Arizona athletes and coaches to the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games aboard the team's Boeing 777-200ER as part of the Special Olympics Airlift. The trip marked the first time in the Airlift's 40-year history that a wide-body aircraft participated, allowing an entire delegation of athletes and coaches to travel together on a single flight.

Students head out for the 2026 version of the Civics Matters trip to Washington D.C., to help teens learn more about their government and the importance of leading.

The Cardinals and Honeywell combine to bring students together for a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Combine at State Farm Stadium.

The Cardinals hosted the first Cardinals Climb hike for special needs at State Farm Stadium, which raised more than $2 million.

The initial Cardinals Civics Matters Arizona Summit event, presented by Desert Financial Credit Union and Gallagher, was held at State Farm Stadium, hosting more than 4,500 students and teachers to create a foundation of young people interesting in our governmental process.

The Cardinals have a community day at St. Vincent DePaul.

Cardinals players host less fortunate children for a holiday shopping spree at Scheel's.

The Arizona Cardinals wish everyone a happy holidays

Cardinals offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum has earned his nod as the team's Walter Payton Man of the Year winner.

Cardinals players go up, up and away to ride with a military plane during an in-air refueling as part of their Salute to Service initiative.

The Cardinals, along with Avnet, put on the inaugural High School Honors awards event for boys and girls football players in 2025.

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill announces to the team after a practice that offensive lineman Kelvin Beachum is the team's Walter Payton Man of the Year.

The Cardinals take part in getting a holiday meal to the less fortunate at the Phoenix Rescue Mission during Thanksgiving week.

Offensive lineman Paris Johnson Jr. talks about the Paris Johnson Jr. Foundation as the cause for his 2025 cleats.

Cardinals offensive lineman Will Hernandez talks about the Mijo Things Foundation, his cause for his cleats in 2025.

Cardinals offensive lineman Hayden Conner tells his story of repping the Valley Fever Center for Excellence after his dog fell ill with the affliction.

Running back Michael Carter and the Cardinals donate $20,000 to a Gila River Boys and Girls Club as the team helps celebrate Native American Heritage Month.

The Cardinals organization comes together at the unveiling of their custom shoes for an Our Cause, Our Kicks campaign in support of the Cardinals Climb. Cardinals Climb will serve those with special needs.

The Cardinals earn the Governors Award from the Rocky Mountain Emmys for their work on the Civics Matters project and subsequent video.

The Cardinals name Kenny Salinas their 2025 Fan of the Year, surprising him at a local food bank for which he volunteers.

Cardinals offensive lineman Will Hernandez visits the iconic family-owned Mexican restaurant Someburros to celebrate its local roots in the Arizona community since 1986 and to enjoy a true taste of his culture.

A look at the Launch Luncheon for the Cardinals Climb, a hike to raise money for those with special needs.

Why do Cardinals Climb? Through the efforts of thousands of people, there is one cause -- helping those with special needs.

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill talks about why Cardinals Climb is important to not only the organization but to anyone touched by someone with special needs.