The Titans hosted the inaugural Girls Flag Football College Showcase which gave high school athletes the opportunity to show off their skills in front of college coaches and pursue their chance to play at the next level.

Jeffery Simmons welcomed local high school students from the Big Brothers Big Sisters program to Men's Warehouse for new suit fittings.

Titans players Tyjae Spears, James Proche III, David Martin-Robinson, Julius Chestnut, Carlos Watkins, and Kendell Brooks spent the morning playing games, handing out swag, and taking photos with 4th and 5th graders at Park Avenue Elementary School for the final Take A Titan to School of the year.

The Titans welcomed Big Brothers Big Sisters matches to Nissan Stadium for a festive holiday celebration. Guests enjoyed Christmas-themed games, arts and crafts, and opening gifts, along with a special visit from Titans players Tyjae Spears, Julius Chestnut, Kalel Mullings, and Jordan Mims.

The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards are presented annually to the top high school football players across the nine classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association. The Mr. Football Awards finalists from each classification and the Kicker of the Year attend an awards luncheon alongside their coaches, families, and school administrators at Nissan Stadium to recognize their outstanding achievements on the field of play.

Jeffery Simmons hosted a Christmas shopping spree at Academy for littles from Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Jeffery Simmons made a visit to the Hunters Lane High School girls flag football team and surprised them with a donation to support their upcoming season.

The Titans partnered with Salvation Army for a Titans Together presented by Gallagher service project, where Titans staff and Gallagher employees worked together to sort, organize, and prepare Angel Tree gifts for distribution to children and families in the local Nashville community.

Jeffery Simmons and Sebastian Joseph Day joined Rose Park Middle School's football team for a pizza party to celebrate the team's third consecutive championship.

Titans players, cheerleaders, and staff volunteered at The Store Nashville, assisting with groceries, checkout support, and customer care to help serve local families in our community.

Jeffery Simmons and his Give Em A Reason Foundation teamed up with the Martha O'Bryan Center to host 60 kids for a fun-filled football camp, an important mental health discussion, and a meal provided by Hattie B's at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park.