Less than 24 hours after playing on Monday Night Football in Minnesota, Bears receiver DJ Moore and running back D'Andre Swift gave back to their community ahead the holiday season by providing shopping sprees for local children and families.

Dr. Janice K. Jackson, CEO of Hope Chicago — a scholarship-based organization designed to support students' and their families' postsecondary education journey — was surprised on Friday at Halas Hall by nickel back Kyler Gordon as the Bears' 2024 Inspire Change Changemaker recipient. 

When Caleb Williams had his USC jersey retired last Saturday at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, he arranged to share the experience with kids from a Boys & Girls Club in California.

The Bears rookie class and a pair of former players helped spread holiday spirit by packing and delivering Thanksgiving meals for hundreds of families in the Chicagoland community through an annual initiative funded by Bears Care, the organization's charitable arm.

Six-year-old Evie Johnson, who became a fan of rookie receiver Rome Odunze during his time at the University of Washington, took a trip with her family to Chicago last weekend to meet her favorite player, visit Halas Hall and watch the Bears take on the Patriots at Soldier Field.

Bears safety Jonathan Owens kicked off the holiday season Monday afternoon by hosting his third annual turkey drive to provide Thanksgiving meals for 500 families on the west side of Chicago.

The Bears helped celebrate the 2024 girls flag football season last Friday by hosting the All-State dinner at Halas Hall to honor the sport's top 56 high school student-athletes in Illinois.

Bears superfan Mackenzie Currans arrived at Halas Hall last Thursday prepared to enjoy a fan experience after a winning a team sweepstakes but instead was surprised by linebackers Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards as the team's' 2024 Fan of the Year.

Bears offensive linemen Bill Murray and Jake Curhan spent their day off Tuesday at Naval Station Great Lakes, touring the facility and meeting military personnel.

After the Bears beat the Rams in Week 4, the team's charitable arm received a surprise donation from actor Bryan Cranston, who stayed true to a bet he publicized days before the game in Chicago. 

While in London last week, the Bears supported a handful of flag football activations — including a 14U tournament, coaching clinics and gameday recognitions — to continue helping expand the sport globally.

For the third consecutive year and second time in 2024, the Bears brought their Mini Monsters clinics to the United Kingdom, reaching over 600 students throughout London.