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Caleb Williams named finalist for NFLPA Alan Page Community Award
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is one of five finalists for the annual NFLPA Alan Page Community Award. The winner of the award will receive an additional $100,000 donation, courtesy of the NFLPA, to his foundation or charity of choice.

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Bears pay it forward through social justice visits
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, take a look at Bears players spending time with various social justice groups throughout the season.

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Chicago Bears visit Joffrey Ballet
The Bears stop by the Joffrey Ballet to speak with dancers and take part in a class ahead of their divisional playoff game against the Rams.

Applications for 2026 Collin Wehr Scholarship open through Jan. 30
The Chicago Bears announced Wednesday that applications are now open for the 2026 Collin Wehr Scholarship, a $20,000 grant established in memory of Collin Wehr, a young lifelong Chicago Bears fan who bravely battled pediatric cancer until his passing in 2013. The scholarship provides financial support to pediatric cancer survivors or siblings of children who have lost their fight with the disease, helping them pursue higher education.Â

Caleb Williams, Nick McCloud eligible for NFLPA Alan Page Community Award
As winners of NFLPA Community MVP awards this season, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and cornerback Nick McCloud are eligible for the annual NFLPA Alan Page Community Award. The winner of the award will receive a $10,000 donation to the charity of their choice.

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Chicago area college student heading to Super Bowl as result of community work
Ajani Crenshaw received the surprise of a lifetime at last Sundayâs regular-season finale when he was presented with two Super Bowl LX tickets by former Bears running back Tarik Cohen.