Several high-profile Baltimore Ravens players were among those helping fight addiction and homelessness in Baltimore on Monday.
The team gave away 200 coats along with hats and gloves to those served by Helping Up Mission.
Ravens players at the event included tight end Mark Andrews, cornerback Marlon Humphrey and kicker Justin Tucker.
"What they are doing here is really special and it's really, it's really cool," Tucker said. "It's very rewarding to be a small part of it."
Chief Operating Officer for the Helping Up Mission, Dan Stoltzfus expressed what the event means to those in need.