PHOTOS: Lumen Field Arches Lit For Crucial Catch Game

Seahawks players, dancers, and staff will wear custom designed cleats and shoes supporting causes they feel passionate about during Week 13 vs. the San Francisco 49ers on December 5.

Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith provides gift cards and meals for families from Atlantic Street Center to help celebrate Thanksgiving on behalf of the 7Sunday Heroes Foundation. Smith is also helping support families in Miami, his hometown.

The Seahawks, along with Seahawks Legend Lofa Tatupu, hosted and celebrated several direct service providers from the Anchor Community Initiative (ACI) during Week 11 vs. the Arizona Cardinals on November 21, 2021 at Lumen Field. The initiative is a collaboration between the Tableau Foundation and the Seattle Seahawks with A Way Home Washington (AWHWA), aimed at preventing and ending youth and young adult (YYA) homelessness throughout Washington

A look at photos of Nino Gray in action in his current role as Community Engagement Manager for the Seattle Seahawks. Gray was nominated by the Seahawks for the 2021 Salute To Service Award, recognizing an individual who displays exceptional efforts in honoring and supporting U.S. service members, veterans and their families.

A 50-foot gaming trailer came to the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton, where Seahawks players played Call of Duty with the Seattle Recruiting Battalion and future soldiers who will soon be departing for basic training. Learn more about other military events and initiatives the Seahawks have in store in the lead up to their Salute to Service game on November 21: https://shwks.com/3ff465

Seahawks Pro Shops will donate 12% of proceeds from in-store purchases of Salute to Service gear to Brigadoon Service Dogs. Learn more about this and other Salute To Service initiatives: https://shwks.com/usg7rn

The Seattle Seahawks teamed up with organizations from Task Force 12, Delta Air Lines, Starbucks, and Operation Gratitude to build care packages for local military veterans and their families. The event was one of several different activities planned by the Seahawks in honor of their Salute to Service game on November 21. Read more: https://shwks.com/3ff465

The final Blue Friday Night Lights celebration of the season was held on Friday, November 12 at Renton Memorial Stadium, featuring the Eastlake Wolves vs. the Eastmont Wildcats in the first round of the Washington State 4A high school football playoffs. Seahawks Legend Ray Roberts, Blitz, the Seahawks Dancers and Blue Thunder were all in attendance.

Seahawks wide receiver Freddie Swain delivered a game ball from the Crucial Catch game vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars to nurses at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health's St. Anne Hospital in Burien.

Legion of Youth, powered by Boeing, is a Seahawks gameday ticket experience for community organizations that serve youth throughout the Northwest. The Seahawks vs. Jaguars game featured Atlantic Street Center. Atlantic Street Center is a non-profit social service agency based in Seattle, Washington. Our mission is to help families and communities raise healthy, successful children and youth through direct services and advocacy for social justice and equity. Get to know the inspiring youth. Photographer: AmandaWaltmanPhoto.com

Legion of Youth, powered by Boeing, is a Seahawks gameday ticket experience for community organizations that serve youth throughout the Northwest. The Seahawks vs. Saints game featured Kingmakers of Seattle. Kingmakers of Seattle is an elective program for Black male middle school and high school students, referred to as Kings, taught by Black male facilitators. Kingmakers supports the cultural, historical, social, and emotional needs of young Black boys and teens as it relates to their identity. Get to know the inspiring youth. Photographer: AmandaWaltmanPhoto.com

Legion of Youth, powered by Boeing, is a Seahawks gameday ticket experience for community organizations that serve youth throughout the Northwest. The Seahawks vs. Titans game featured Urban League's Project Ready Mentoring Program. Project Ready Mentor targets African Americans and other urban youth, ages 11 – 18, who are particularly vulnerable to disengagement from school, community, and the workforce. The program helps students succeed academically and grow socially through the development of essential life skilled and effective work habits. Get to know the inspiring youth: Photographer: AmandaWaltmanPhoto.com