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On June 27th, we recorded a live episode of our Get Loud podcast at Duffy's Irish Pub in Washington, DC! Washington Legend Fred Smoot and host Michael Jenkins talked all things Commanders, football, and pop culture.

On June 26th, Bisnow hosted an event focused on the future of the RFK Stadium, its impact on surrounding neighborhoods, redevelopment opportunities, and what this transformation means for the district's next wave of growth. DC Mayor Muriel Bowser addressed attendees along with other representatives from the DC community.

On June 26th, we surprised firemen at 3 firehouse locations in Ward 6 with lunch and giveaways. Team President Mark Clouse and Legends Ken Harvey, Mark Moseley, Gary Clark and Doc Walker also surprised Engine Company 18—the group who responded to January's American Airlines crash—with tickets to our Home Opener vs. the Giants.

On June 21st, we attended the 3rd Annual 7F02 Peace Jam! This event is a community celebration and resource fair in Washington, DC with food, music, and health & wellness services. Commanders representatives handed out giveaways and joined in on the fun.

On June 20th, we recorded a live episode of our Command Center podcast at The Muni in Washington, DC! Washington Legends Logan Paulsen, Santana Moss, and Fred Smoot break down the upcoming season for the team.

On June 20th, we surprised firemen at 3 firehouse locations in Ward 4 of Washington, D.C. Washington Legends Josh Morgan, Ricky Ervins, Gary Clark, and Doc Walker brought each firehouse some lunch and Commanders giveaways to spread team spirit.

On June 18th, Washington Legends Fred Smoot, Josh Morgan, Ricky Ervins and Kevin Barnes visited small businesses around Ward 4 in Washington, D.C. They distributed team-branded giveaways and spread excitement throughout the community.

On June 16th, we attended a 5th grade promotion ceremony at CW Harris Elementary School in Washington, DC! Current player Mike Sainristil, members of Command Force, and Major Tuddy handed out branded giveaways and snow cones to congratulate the kids as they were promoted to 6th grade.

On June 14th, we joined as the U.S. Army celebrated its 250th birthday. Kids were able to participate in football drills with Washington Legend Rocky McIntosh and Major Tuddy during the festival in Washington, D.C.

On June 12th, we surprised firemen at 3 firehouse locations in Ward 3 of Washington, D.C. Washington Legends Santana Moss, Doc Walker, Virgil Seay and Ken Harvey brought each firehouse some lunch and Commanders giveaways to spread team spirit.

On June 11th, Washington Legends Gary Clark, Josh Morgan, Josh Wilson and Kevin Barnes visited small businesses around Ward 3 in Washington, D.C. They distributed team-branded giveaways and spread excitement throughout the community.

On June 10th, we partnered with DC Central Kitchen for a summer kickoff meal at Boone Elementary School! Washington Legends Josh Morgan, Rocky McIntosh, and Ricky Ervins helped serve food to students at the school.

On June 7th, representatives from our organization attended the 2025 World Pride Parade in Washington, DC! Members from the Commanders Pride Network, along with their friends and family, walked with our Command Force and handed out branded giveaways to parade-goers.

On June 5th, we participated in the Retirement Recognition Celebration for DCPS Teachers! Washington Legend Kevin Barnes handed out team-branded swag bags and a custom jersey.

On June 5th, we surprised firemen at 3 firehouse locations in Ward 6 of Washington, D.C. Washington Legends Fred Smoot and Josh Wilson brought the firehouse some lunch and Commanders giveaways to spread team spirit.

On June 4th, Washington Legends Fred Smoot, Josh Morgan, Derrick Dockery and Kevin Barnes visited small businesses around Ward 3 in Washington, D.C. They distributed team-branded giveaways and spread excitement throughout the community.

On June 4th, we joined the Goodman League as they celebrated their opening day at the Barry Farm Recreation Center in Southeast DC! Washington Legend Rocky McIntosh and Major Tuddy handed out giveaways and hyped up the crowd as Commissioner Miles Rawls cut the ceremonial ribbon.

On June 3rd, we surprised students of Payne Elementary School for their end-of-year pep rally! Members of Command Force, Major Tuddy, and Washington Legends Josh Morgan and Josh Wilson helped hype up the school as they head into summer.

In celebration of World Pride in DC, we joined the Capital Cup Sports Festival DC Gay Flag Football Tournament on Saturday, May 31st. Teams and fans enjoyed giveaways and photo opportunities with Major Tuddy and members of our Command Force.

On May 29th, we recorded a live episode of our Get Loud podcast at Franklin Hall in Washington, DC! Washington Legend Fred Smoot and host Michael Jenkins talked all things Commanders, football, and pop culture.

On May 23rd, we recorded a live episode of our Command Center podcast at Tom's Watchbar in Washington, DC! Washington Legends Logan Paulsen, Santana Moss, and Fred Smoot break down the upcoming season for the team.

On May 22nd, we joined a Ward 7 town hall with Mayor Bowser, Councilmember Felder, Councilmember McDuffie and Deputy Mayor Nina Albert to discuss the stadium project and hear directly from the community. Stay tuned for more opportunities to attend the next hall and pick up your supporter gear!

On May 21st, Washington Legends Gary Clark and Josh Morgan helped cheer on Coolidge High School and Eastern High School in the DC Public School Girls Flag Football Championship. Fans enjoyed a special live halftime performance from the Command Force and both teams walked away with some Commanders gear!

On May 8th we joined Tzedek DC in celebrating the newest graduates of its Young Adult Financial Empowerment Program! Washington Legend Fred Smoot joined in on the fun, meeting and celebrating with some of the new graduates.

On May 5th, we recorded a live episode of our Command Center podcast at Franklin Hall in Washington, DC! Washington Legends Logan Paulsen, Santana Moss, and Fred Smoot break down the upcoming season for the team.