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Fans can take pictures with their favorite football team’s helmet inside the Super Bowl LVII Experience at the Phoenix Convention Center.

Fans of the Philadelphia Eagles hoped to leave Glendale with the Super Bowl LXII win. And the NFL had plenty of celebratory merchandise on hand. But the Kansas City Chiefs clinched the championship with a last-minute field goal. Now, a Virginia-based non-profit called Good360 is distributing that merchandise overseas.

CEO Romaine Seguin said that should give Eagles fans at least one thing to smile about.

“Our mission is to fill the need gap,” Seguin said. “There is so much great product, so much out in the world to be had, but yet there’s so much need.”

Seguin says Good360’s work goes beyond the Super Bowl. The non-profit works with more than 400 donors, including the AFC and NFC, to distribute leftover products overseas.