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.

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.

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.

Cardinals players have something to say about the upcoming Cardinals Climb on Feb. 21, 2026.

Cardinals Foundation executive director Bob Hamer explains the details of how Cardinals Climb will work on Feb. 21, 2026.

The Cardinals and their fans enjoy Back Together Weekend at State Farm Stadium during training camp.

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill appears on "Good Morning Arizona" to explain the launch of the new Arizona Cardinals Foundation and its work with people with special needs.

JJ Mattison, leading the Gilbert Cardinals at the NFL Flag Championships, throws strike across his body for TD.

The Arizona Cardinals, in partnership with presenting sponsor Desert Financial Credit Union, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, and the Close Up Foundation, proudly hosted the fourth annual Civics Matters Arizona trip to Washington, D.C.

The Cardinals, Desert Financial, the Close Up Foundation and Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs team to send 275 students to Washington D.C. to learn about how the country is governed.

The Cardinals rookie class "took over" Adams Elementary School in Mesa and led about 100 third-graders for physical, educational and mental health activities designed to inspire, empower and create memories.

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill earns the "In The Arena" award from the McCain Institute in 2025.

In 2024, girls high school flag football took a huge step forward in Arizona, and one of the reasons was the play of Marana High School star Malaysia Roebuck -- coached by her father, Sean.

The Cardinals traveled to Dos Rios Elementary School in Tolleson for their ninth annual "Tackle Reading" day.

In honor of Black History Month, the spotlight shines on the BLK AZ Run Club, a local social group to help foster community through working out.

The NFL wants to help leave the past behind and make girls flag football a high school varsity sport in all 50 states. Arizona has already been a trailblazer in that regard.

Every kid deserves someone who believes in them. The NFL is proud to support youth mentorship and help kids see they are somebody.

Cardinals players, cheerleaders and Nicole Bidwill took part in the Paw Express at Phoenix Children's hospital, visiting sick children around the holidays.

Cardinals players spend time with kids from the Boys and Girls Club for an afternoon of fun at Main Event.

The Cardinals name their 2024 Inspire Change Changemaker award winner: Roberto Del Real, Director of Community Services at Chicanos Por La Causa. Del Real embodies a lifelong commitment to serving and empowering his community.

The Cardinals work at the The Joy Bus Diner, which puts meals together for those struggling with cancer.