Slayton has made a significant imprint on the Giants, on and off the field.

View the best photos from the Giants' 100th Season Fan Fest, presented by Wendy's.

On Friday, in celebration of Martin Luther King Day, New York Giants OL Joshua Ezeudu visited Whitney Houston Academy in East Orange, NJ to celebrate the life and impact of Dr. King, and discuss with students what courage and dreams of equality look like today.

is the New York Giants nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.

View photos of the team on the golf course at The Giants Foundation Charity Golf Classic.

On Friday, in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., New York Giants staff joined with United Airline's black excellence resource group BEACON, the Weequahic High School (Newark, NJ) football team, and the Watching Hills Regional High School (Warren, NJ) football team to volunteer at the Community Food Bank of New Jersey. Giants legends Rich Seubert and Ahmad Bradshaw participated in the event, helping sort, package and prepare some of the 86 million meals that will be provided by CFBNJ to our community this year.

The New York Giants were proud to host members of the New York Gay Football League (NYGFL) on Friday for a season kickoff clinic event at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.

This week, the Giants are celebrating "My Cause My Cleats" as players will wear customized cleats reflecting their commitment to charitable causes.

The charitable organizations players selected represent a variety of different causes that they are personally connected to, including: medical research, social justice, ending domestic violence, and supporting our neighbors in need during their most difficult times.

The Giants once again teamed up with My Sisters' Place, for a team-wide community service project to support victims of domestic violence. In addition, the team hosted their #GiantsHuddlefor100 volunteer event.

While visiting Binghamton, the Giants held an NFL Play 60 event at East Middle School.

Safeties Michael Thomas and Antoine Bethea visited Upstate New York this past May to learn about the shifting geography of incarceration.

Olivier Vernon, Damon Harrison and Patrick Omameh spent a day with the Camden County Police Department