First stop on 2023 Packers Tailgate Tour  

The Packers Tailgate Tour stops at Bridge the Gap, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a safe environment for those with autism and all special abilities.

The Packers 2024 Tailgate Tour continued on Friday. The first stop was at Platteville High School to discuss leadership and pursuing excellence with students. The next stop was at Dodgeville High School to talk about life beyond high school.

The Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour stopped by the first annual Mac & Cheese fest. Check out what Rasheed Walker and Bryan Bulaga had to say.

The Tailgate Tour is rolling across Wisconsin all week long. Fans all over the state will have a chance to interact with former and current players, as well as President/CEO Mark Murphy.

The Green Bay Packers 2023 Tailgate Tour made stops at Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School and Wausau West High School.

After a two-year hiatus, the Tailgate Tour returns. Fans across Wisconsin will have a chance to interact with former and current players, as well as President/CEO Mark Murphy.

The 2022 Packers Road Trip visits the Wisconsin Veterans Home to hear stories from the veterans and thank them for their service.

On the second annual Packers Road Trip, Packers alumni enjoyed a spaghetti lunch while encouraging at-risk youth.

The Packers Road Trip stops off first at a local high school where six former Green Bay Packers mentored local kids, both on and off the field.

Green Bay Packers alumni and President/CEO Mark Murphy speak to the media before embarking on the 2022 Packers Road Trip.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett visit Brookview Meadows Senior Community to play bingo.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett visited Camp Anokijig in Plymouth, Wis., to make a generous donation and spend time with the campers.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett set off on "Packers Road Trip" to surprise fans across Wisconsin.

Green Bay Packers alumni James Jones, Nick Collins, Ryan Grant and Morgan Burnett stopped by to give thanks to the healthcare staff of Bellin Heath.