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

Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams introduced his Caleb Cares Foundation to Chicago Saturday by hosting nearly 700 youth the city’s South Side. Williams spoke to the students about anti-bullying, mental health and youth empowerment and announced the winners of the Caleb Cares Hero Awards, which recognize individuals who demonstrate kindness and respect to their classmates and teachers.

To close out Pride Month, the Bears showed their support by partnering with the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association for a pair of events - the 53rd annual Chicago Pride Parade and Pride Bowl 2024.

The Bears are celebrating Pride Month by supporting the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association at Pride Bowl 2024 and the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade. In honor of Pride Bowl 2024 kicking off Friday, ChicagoBears.com spoke with two members of CMSA’s flag football league about the club's support, their excitement surrounding the event and their Bears fandom.

Students from Chicago's Wendell Phillips High School were at Halas Hall Wednesday, where they had the opportunity to watch Bears rookies participate in an OTA practice, tour the facility and meet several players and staff members, including President & CEO Kevin Warren, general manager Ryan Poles, head coach Matt Eberflus and quarterback Caleb Williams.

Bears tight end Cole Kmet worked alongside United Airlines' Special Olympics Service Ambassadors at O'Hare International Airport to help drive awareness of United's Miles on a Mission program, which allows loyalty customers to donate their unused airline miles to support Special Olympics athletes' travel needs.