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Bears surprise 2025 Collin Wehr Scholarship winner Allison Brown
With the help of Bears nickel back Kyler Gordon, the Bears surprised Liberty University freshman Allison Brown with the 2025 Collin Wehr Scholarship, an annual program that provides financial assistance to young cancer survivors or the siblings of children who lost their battle with pediatric cancer.

Bears present inaugural Black History Month Youth Leader Awards
Kenwood Academy High School junior Jayvon Anderson — a varsity football captain — and Lane Tech College Prep High School senior Grier Burke — a girls flag football athlete — were surprised by the Bears last week with the inaugural Black History Month Youth Leader Awards.

Guilford high school girls represent Bears in Pro Bowl flag football showcase
Three Guilford High School seniors represented the Bears in an NFC versus AFC matchup during the inaugural NFL Flag High School Girls Showcase, a competition featuring 30 of the best flag players in the nation as part of the 2025 Pro Bowl Games in Orlando.

Rome Odunze surprises Boys & Girls Club with Microsoft Surface Laptops
Bears receiver Rome Odunze visited the Lake County Boys & Girls Club Jan. 7 to spend time with more than 60 kids and surprise them with 25 new Microsoft Surface Laptops.

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Caleb Williams in contention for prestigious NFLPA Community Award
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is among 18 NFLPA Community MVPs vying to become one of five finalists for the NFLPA Alan Page Community Award.

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Bears announce $105,000 grant for Children's Advocacy Center of North and Northwest Cook CountyÂ
The Bears are proud to announce Children’s Advocacy Center of North and Northwest Cook County (CAC) as the recipient of the 2024 Community All-Pros $105,000 grant. The non-profit, based out of Hoffman Estates, Arlington Heights and Skokie, Ill., is a child-focused, trauma-informed non-profit bringing help, hope and healing to young survivors of abuse or violence and their non-offending family members. Â