Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts received a Citizen of the Year Award in Philadelphia on Tuesday night, and not because he led the city’s NFL team to victory in Super Bowl LIX. Ten Philadelphians were honored at the annual event hosted by The Philadelphia Citizen for their work that made a positive impact in the city.

Fresh off a Super Bowl win, Jalen Hurts was named the Philadelphia Citizen of the Year at the annual Citizen of the Year Awards.

Hurts was chosen for his foundation's work for getting air conditioners into Philadelphia schools, as well as for his all-female management team.

Gov. Josh Shapiro presented Hurts with the award for his campaign to cool Philly public schools and his work through his foundation. He also watched as other community members were celebrated.

All-star Philadelphians were honored at the annual Citizen of the Year Awards on Tuesday night, including Eagles Super Bowl MVP quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts can now add Philadelphia Citizen of the Year to his growing accolades. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro presented the citizenship award to the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback during a Tuesday,