Eight years ago this month, Zach Vigil lost his cousin, Miles, to suicide after serving in Afghanistan. In his honor, the Vigils founded Miles Of Hope to help veterans battle PTSD.

Coach Jennifer King sees her custom "My Cause, My Cleats" shoes for the first time and explains why she chose Women's Sports Foundation as her beneficiary. Bid on her cleats here.

Cornerback Jimmy Moreland sees his custom "My Cause, My Cleats" cleats for the first time and explains why he chose MADD as his beneficiary. Bid on his cleats here.

Defensive End James Smith-Williams sees his custom "My Cause, My Cleats" cleats for the first time and explains why he chose #SetTheExpectation as his beneficiary. Bid on his cleats here

Receiver Cam Sims sees his custom "My Cause, My Cleats" cleats for the first time and explains why he chose Community Justice Exchange as his beneficiary. Bid on his cleats here.

Check out rookie running back Antonio Gibson's reaction as he sees his cleats benefiting the Lupus Foundation of America for the first time. Bid on his cleats here.

Check out rookie safety Kam Curl's reaction as he sees his cleats benefiting the National Museum of African American History for the first time. Bid on his cleats here.

Defensive End Jonathan Allen sees his custom "My Cause, My Cleats" cleats for the first time and explains why he chose to make Sasha Bruce his beneficiary. Bid on his cleats here.

Head coach Ron Rivera sees his custom "My Cause, My Cleats" shoes for the first time and explains why he chose to make the American Cancer Society his beneficiary. Bid on Coach's cleats here.

Rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins explains his support for his cause that is geared towards helping out man's best friend.

Defensive lineman Jonathan Allen takes full advantage of the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative to show case his cause fighting against childhood homelessness

The NFL's My Cause My Cleats Campaign is in full effect. Running back Adrian Peterson explains his cause and why he thinks everyone should stand up to bullying.

NFL league-wide initiative My Cause My Cleats is back in full force. Here is a preview to what is in store for the 2019 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

The Washington Redskins are participating in the NFL's My Cause My Cleats campaign on Sunday. Julie Donaldson has more from Redskins Park.

Jamison Crowder knows first hand the challenges of having a family member with Down Syndrome. On Dec. 9 against the Giants, Crowder will celebrate his brother and raise funds for the National Down Syndrome Society by auctioning off his game-worn cleats.

From a young age, Redskins quarterback Colt McCoy has had a love for reading. He's now passing that on to students in Redskins Read for My Cause My Cleats this season.

Two years ago, Chris Thompson got a wristband from the father of a young girl with pediatric brain cancer named Abby. Today, she is in remission. Thompson and Abby's Army are working to help ease the struggle for those going through similar treatments.

As a father of young children, Redskins running back Adrian Peterson wants to shine a light on how bullying can be prevented in today's society. He describes why his cleats represent his cause and share his message.

The artist of these cleats is: Kickasso

Two years ago, running back Chris Thompson met the father of a young girl with pediatric brain cancer named Abby. He describes how his cleats for My Cause My Cleats represent Abby's Army.

The artist of these cleats is: Malcom Blacken

With his passion to read starting at a young age, Redskins quarterback Colt McCoy shares his passion with students in Redskins Read. He describes how his cleats for My Cause My Cleats represent the importance of reading.

The artist of these cleats is: Bizon Customs

With information he received from long snapper Nick Sundberg, Redskins kicker Dustin Hopkins realized the importance of having clean clothes each day can help attendance rates increase in schools across the country. He describes how his cleats for My Cause My Cleats represents Loads of Love.

The artist of these cleats is: Dominic Veurink

Redskins cornerback Josh Norman has a love for helping enrich children within the community through different activities. He describes how his cleats represent his nonprofit Starz 24.

The artist of these cleats is: Soles by Sir

Redskins long snapper Nick Sunberg and his wife developed Loads of Love to bring awareness of how washers and dryers can help school children across the country who may not have access to them at home. He describes how his cleats represent Loads of Love.

The artist of these cleats is: Dominic Veurink

Down Syndrome Awareness and Autism Awareness is something that is very personal to Redskins safety Montae Nicholson. Having two younger cousins, one with Down Syndrome and one with autism, he wants to be an ambassador and bring awareness by wearing his specially designed cleats for My Cause My Cleats.

The artist of these cleats is: Undefined Arts

A personal connection with cerebral palsy is what helped Redskins assistant secondary coach Kyshoen Jarrett choose DGC Inspires as his cause. He describes how his cleats represent and bring awareness to cerebral palsy.

The artist of the cleats is: Soles by Sir