In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Bears players discuss what service means to them.

This summer, 6-year-old Evelyn Johnson was heartbroken to learn that her favorite player, Rome Odunze, was no longer on the Washington Huskies. This weekend, she got the chance to meet Rome and see the rookie in his new colors.

The Bears and their fans were out and about during the team's busy trip across the pond, which culminated in a victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Caleb Williams introduced his Caleb Cares Foundation to Chicago by hosting nearly 700 kids from 12 Chicago-area schools last weekend.

Darnell Wright and TJ Edwards are honored as the 2024 Piccolo Award recipients.

Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds takes a tour of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ahead of the 2024 NFL International Series.

Bears tight end Cole Kmet surprises Lakes Community High School senior Sydney Friel with the annual Collin Wehr Scholarship.

Bears President/CEO Kevin Warren, IHSA executive director Craig Anderson and Chicago Public League senior manager of elementary sports Juliana Zavala speak at Halas Hall Wednesday to discuss the IHSA's decision to make girls flag football an official sport beginning in the fall of 2024.

Chicago Public League senior manager of elementary sports Juliana Zavala along with various players and coaches share their excitement about the girls flag football becoming sanctioned by the Illinois High School Association beginning in the fall of 2024.

This Black History Month, join us in recognizing and celebrating the deeply rooted connection between Black history and American history.

Take a look as defensive tackle Justin Jones is surprised by Matt Eberflus and the Payton family with the Bears' nomination for the 2023 Walter Payton Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide.

Bears rookies help pack and distribute Thanksgiving meals to the North Lawndale community at The Firehouse Community Arts Center.

Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds teams up with Campbell's Chunky to give back through the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Bears offensive lineman Cody Whitehair has been named the team's 2023 Salute to Service Award nominee.

Just three years in, our Girls Flag Football league is thriving with over 2,500 participants throughout the Chicagoland area.

Follow Willowbrook High School's girls flag football team, the Illinois state champions, as they receive a good luck message from Bears head coach Matt Eberflus before competing in the 2023 Nike Kickoff Classic at Nike's World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.

General manager Ryan Poles, along with Bears Care, provided 15 high school students the opportunity to learn about the roles and career paths of scouts, trainers, equipment managers and more as part of the Bears' second annual Scout School at Halas Hall July 27.

Bears, Mini Monsters clinics take second annual trip to United Kingdom.

Tag along with Bears general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus as they visit with staff and children at Maryville Academy's Children's Health Center in Chicago.

Bears quarterback Justin Fields visited with around 20 students at Breakthrough Urban Ministries in East Garfield Park to participate in a Q&A session and more.

Eddie Jackson, Jaquan Brisker, Sterling Weatherford and the Bears team up with Campbell Soup and the Greater Chicago Food Depository to donate 100,000 meals for Campbell's "Chunky Sacks Hunger" initiative.

The NFL's Inspire Change initiative allows players to wear messages on the back of their helmets. Bears players explain the meaning behind theirs.

Giving back is a part of who Roquan Smith is. The Bears linebacker is on a mission to inspire change both in Chicago and his hometown.

After losing friends at a young age to gun violence, Bears safety Eddie Jackson created the Remain to Reach Foundation to inspire change and provide kids with a different outlook on life.

From his work with veterans to supporting underprivileged youth, Bears tight end Jimmy Graham believes compassion is key to inspiring change in the community.