Teva sponsored MANNA's inaugural kick-off event with a Meals that Matter party. Teva matched every dollar donated with this program up to $25,000.00. MANNA is a free service that prepares and delivers nutritious meals to people suffering from life-threatening illnesses.

Teva sponsored Youth Service's "National Safe Place Week" event with a Safe Place Rally held at their Youth Emergency Service shelter. The night concluded with a group pledge to share the message that YSI Philadelphia provides homeless and runaway youth with caring people and resources.

ConKerr Cancer and Teva hosted a Pillowcase Pajama Party at the Please Touch Museum. Guests were invited to explore the museum and support ConKerr's efforts by sewing pillowcases for children battling cancer and other life-changing illnesses.

Miracle League is an organization that runs softball leagues for children with disabilities. Teva is sponsoring a brand new multi-purpose sports field that the organization will use for games, practice, and fun!

Teva sponsors a group of Philadelphia City Year Corps Members and participates with the group in various events throughout the year. These activities include beautification efforts at schools or recreation centers, mentoring, and MLK Day of Service.

After the devastating earthquake in Haiti, Teva donated over 7 million in medicines. Pictured is a clinic well-stocked with Teva supplies to help those in need.

Teva employees generously donated money and supplies to the disaster victims in Haiti, Japan, and the Midwest and Southeast U.S. Teva matched all employee donations.

Teva donated $25,000 to the United States' victims of the 2012 April storms.

Teva sent over $146,000 to the American Red Cross to assist the Japan earthquake and tsunami victims.

Teva was pleased to fund the construction of the Indian Valley Boys & Girls Club's Learning Center Homework Room. This included donating computers as well as monetary donations to keep the homework room as a great resource for students.

In 2011, Teva was pleased to donate about $420,000 to deserving organizations.

Each year Teva and the Eagles recognize 10 Community Quarterbacks: Outstanding volunteers who are quarterbacks off the field, going above and beyond in their community. $100,000 is awarded to the winners' non-profit organizations. Read More

Paul Isenberg was announced as the 2012 Community Quarterback.
Read more about Paul's great organization, Bringing Hope Home (formerly the Great Guy's Group, Inc)

At each Eagles home game, Teva welcomes two charitable non-profit organizations doing work where it is needed most. Look for their tables in Headhouse Plaza at Lincoln Financial Field!

At each Eagles home game, Teva welcomes 4 families that have dealt with illness or medical crises. These families watch the pre-game practice from the sidelines, line the tunnel to cheer on the Eagles players as they run onto the field, and enjoy the game from their Teva-sponsored seats.

Through Teva's Gaining by Giving Scholarship program, Teva teams up with City Year to provide $50,000 in scholarships to Philadelphia high school students and City Year corps members.

Teva sponsors some of the Philadelphia Eagles Kids Club activities throughout the year including a Halloween Party, a cheerleader's clinic, and youth training camps.