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Chicago Bears and Jewel-Osco kick off 38th annual Coat Drive to help keep Chicagoland warm
The Chicago Bears have kicked off their 38th Annual Coat Drive in partnership with Jewel-Osco, The Salvation Army and Shur-Way Movers, continuing a longstanding effort to collect winter coats for children, families and individuals in need throughout the Chicagoland area.

Bears Care, Hallmark team up to auction pair of walk-on roles in 'Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story'
During the making of "Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story," Hallmark partnered with Bears Care, the organization’s charitable arm, to add a special touch to the film that would benefit the Chicagoland community.

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Bears Care works with Hallmark to support first responders mourning loss of firefighter
More than a dozen of Hallmark Channel’s “Countdown to Christmas” stars, including cast members from “Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story,” visited a Chicago firehouse Tuesday to offer support to first responders mourning the loss of firefighter/EMT Michael “Mickey” Altman.

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Bears host Dream Summit Experience at Halas Hall in collaboration with Common's 'Free to Dream' nonprofit
The Chicago Bears Dream Summit Experience Tuesday at Halas Hall was held to inspire students to dream and to provide a roadmap for them to achieve those visions.

Chicago Bears and CDW open nominations for 2026 Classroom Legends program
The Chicago Bears and CDW are inviting fans across Chicagoland to recognize exceptional educators through Classroom Legends powered by CDW for the 2026 season. Nominations are open for fans, families, students, colleagues and community members to recognize educators whose commitment extends beyond their day-to-day responsibilities to support students, strengthen their schools and contribute to their communities.

Chicago Bears support recent storm recovery and encourage community to join relief efforts
The Chicago Bears announced $200,000 in donations to support communities impacted by severe storms and flooding across Chicago’s south suburbs and Northwest Indiana, with $100,000 provided to Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago and $100,000 to Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Gary. Both organizations are helping address immediate and ongoing needs in affected communities, including food, clothing, housing assistance and other recovery resources where many families remain without power, displaced from their homes and face a long rebuilding process.