The Philadelphia Eagles and Audacy’s SportsRadio 94WIP raised a record-breaking $685,000 during the annual Eagles Radiothon, benefiting the Eagles Autism Foundation, with players, coaches, and executives calling into WIP to promote auction items.
Funds raised benefited the Eagles Autism Foundation’s mission of investing in autism research and care programs. The organization’s 2025 Impact Report notes that since its inception in 2018, the group has raised over $40 million for research and community programming.
Some of the more highly sought-after experiences up for grabs included a lunch with Eagles GM Howie Roseman with a tour of the Jefferson Health Training Complex, a round of golf with Saquon Barkley and Cooper DeJean, and a Monday Night Football Meet & Greet with Jason Kelce.
This year’s radiothon outpaced last year’s fundraising total by $75,000.
Eagles Autism Foundation Executive Director Ryan Hammond said, “With the generosity and enthusiasm from Eagles everywhere, 94WIP listeners, and our EAF community, we have raised a record-breaking $685,000 and counting during this year’s Eagles Radiothon. Every single dollar raised will go directly back to our Eagles autism community through innovative autism research and care programs.”
“We are grateful to players, coaches, and staff for offering up so many incredible items, including many guys going above and beyond with multiple experiences. Thank you to 94WIP for leveraging their airwaves, Firstrust Bank and The Green Family Foundation for their partnership, and of course, Eagles fans for their generous bids.”
