Tarik Cohen and Anthony Miller visit with firefighters and a special high school football coach in North Chicago.

Bears players delivered teddy bears, blankets, hats and bobblehead dolls to kids and played games during their visit.

The 2019 rookie class along with Bears Care, the Chicago Bears' charitable arm, and I Grow Chicago decorate the Family Resource House in Englewood for Christmas.

Anthony Miller and Santa Spice Adams spread holiday cheer at the Bears Care Holiday Giving Event at Leo High School.

The Bears and Bears Care continued making an impact in the community through service and support of several community organizations and partners while spreading holiday cheer.

CB Kyle Fuller, WR Anthony Miller, former DT Anthony Adams and Staley Da Bear hosted Bears Care's annual holiday giving initiative along with Bears staff and guests at Leo High School in Chicago.

The Bears and Advocate Children's hospital surprise 15-year-old Connor Wilson with a weekend he'll never forget.

The Bears and Bears Care continued making an impact in the community through service and support of several community organizations and partners. 

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II is surprised by Connie and Brittney Payton as the Chicago Bears' 2019 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee.

When the Bears return to Soldier Field for their game Thursday against the Dallas Cowboys, some of the players will be in special footwear. Take an exclusive look at the spikes that will be worn to support charitable organizations of each player's choice.

The Bears100 Community All-Pro Initiative continues Thursday night, giving $100,000 to Cara.

Bears coach Matt Nagy and more than 20 players will participate in the NFL's "My Cause My Cleats" initiative, which provides them a platform to share stories about the charitable causes that are most important to them.

Allen Robinson II hosts "An Evening Within Reach" to benefit his foundation which provides educational opportunities and resources to low-income and inner-city Chicago students to help put success within reach.

David Montgomery and Roquan Smith compete in a supermarket scavenger hunt at Jewel-Osco.

Bears100 Community All-Pro initative continues by giving to local children's charity.

The Bears and Bears Care were active in the community this week continuing to support military and education initiatives and programs among other charitable ventures.

The Chicago Bears kicked-off our longest standing community program while continuing to work with and support military organizations throughout Chicago.

Bears safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix hosts 100 kids for a night of fun and games and discusses the importance of bringing his Hero Foundation to Chicago.

Bears Pro Bowl DT Akiem Hicks visited the Boys and Girls Valentine Club Monday to meet young fans and serve dinner.

Injured Bears defensive tackle Akiem Hicks visited a south side community center Monday, talked about importance of his stature, and praised teammate Nick Williams.

More than 20 Bears players spent their day off Monday visiting sick kids at a children's hospital in Chicago, playing games and delivering teddy bears, blankets and bobblehead dolls.

The Bears on Monday launched their 31st annual coat drive.

Daniel Acosta is a US Air Force veteran from Joliet that was wounded in Baghdad. Hear his story and hear the letter that his favorite player, Khalil Mack, wrote to thank Daniel for his service and sacrifice.

Danny Dudek is a US Army veteran from Chicago that was wounded in Baghdad. Hear his story and hear the letter that his favorite player, Tarik Cohen, wrote to thank Danny for his service and sacrifice.

The Chicago Bears celebrated Salute to Service week by hosting various events as part of the organization's commitment to active duty military and veterans among other community oriented events. 

Chicago native Johnny Raguay, an Air Force veteran who fought in Iraq, talked about his lifelong love for the Bears during a special Wounded Warriors event Monday.

Javon Wims surprises breast cancer survivors at a cardio and strength class.

The Bears 2019 Rookie Class led the charge in the community this week, while the organization continued to support youth and high school football programs.  

Chicago Bears rookies, along with team chairman George McCaskey and other members of the organization, helped to prepare the grounds for new equipment, an expanded play area, and landscaping at the Nia Family Center in Chicago.

The Bears continued to support Crucial Catch initiatives throughout the month of October while celebrating youth and high school football. 

The Bears are home again for a game against the Los Angeles Chargers, which means that the Bears100 Community All-Pros Initiative will recognize another local organization.

Bears safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix hosted the first fundraising event in the Chicago area for his Ha Ha's HERO Foundation Monday night at Dave & Buster's in Vernon Hills.

Bears receiver Javon Wims visited the Cancer Survivorship Center in Park Ridge on Monday to pay tribute to a local survivor of breast cancer.

The Bears were active in the community this week with an emphasis on initiatives leading up to the team's Crucial Catch game.   

The Bears will return to Soldier Field on Sunday, which means another local charity will receive a grant from the Community All-Pros Initiative.

To commemorate Crucial Catch and raise money for cancer research, the Bears will auction off special practice jerseys worn this week to prepare for the Saints.

Fueled by his young daughter's battle with leukemia, Bears assistant athletic trainer Will Rogers was named the Illinois Man of the Year by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society after raising $411,000.

NFL Network's Kay Adams joins the Chicago Bears in a Huddle for 100 event.

The Bears were active in the community this week kicking off the "Real Bears Fans Wear Pink" campaign, supporting the Bears School Outreach program and honoring high school football coaches and players.

Advocate Health Care and Chicago Bears presented Monday Night Lights at Maine East High School in support of Breast Cancer Awareness.

Five classic Bears jerseys and one signed classic helmet will be auctioned off to benefit charities chosen by team's social justice committee.

The Bears organization continually participates in and works with special events, organizations and charities to help the community. This week, members of the organization worked with MBMHMC, and Heroes in the Classroom to name a few.

This week's recipient of a $100,000 grant will be Blessings in a Backpack, a national organization that seeks to combat child hunger in 45 states and Washington, D.C.

After receiving the most votes, the Center for Enriched Living will receive $100,000 and be recognized at the Bears game on December 22.

With the Bears set to wear their 1936 throwback uniforms Sunday, the five players who lead the team's social justice committee discuss the era in which the jerseys were first worn and how the current squad is proud to don them this year.

For over a decade, Bears fans have bought thousands of "Real Bears Fans Wear Pink" shirts. This year, the shirt will have a different look.

The Bears organization continually participates in and works with special events, organizations and charities to help the community. Here are just some of the events players, coaches and staff took part in off the field during the week of September 15.

Fans can choose between three finalists to receive a $100,000 grant from the Bears100 Community All-Pro initiative.

The Bears organization continually participates in and works with special events, organizations and charities to help the community. Here are just some of the events players, coaches and staff took part in off the field during the week of September 8.

Bears Pro Bowl defensive tackle Akiem Hicks visited SOS Illinois Chicago Village on Tuesday to meet with foster children and donate backpacks.

Former Bears Devin Hester and Rashied Davis reunite on the football field for a youth football game in Libertyville.

The Bears continue their season-long donation initiative, this week $100,000 will go to the Chicago Furniture Bank

As part of their yearlong Community All-Pros Initiative, the Bears will donate $100,000 to Easterseals DuPage & Fox Valley before Thursday night's preseason game against the Titans.

The Kenwood Academy Broncos joined the Bears for practice Tuesday at Halas Hall as part of this year's edition of the Varsity Bears program.

Bears cornerback Duke Shelley met teenager Tim Bannon in June. Two months, and one viral video later, the two have formed a special friendship.

Coach Matt Nagy invited the football teams from two Chicago schools to Halas Hall and gave each player a new pair of cleats.

As a part of a league-wide initiative, the Bears will hold a Bears Huddle for 100 volunteer initiative to help clean up parks in Chicago on Saturday, Sept. 7.

A one-of-a-kind blood drive this August at Chicago's Union Station will bring together blood donors and Bears fans to save lives in our community.

As part of an end-of- training camp tradition, the Bears coaching staff gave away a fleet of bicycles to those in need, including local veterans.

The Bears will award $1 million as part of their Community All-Pros Initiative, with Habitat for Humanity receiving $100,000 at Thursday night's preseason opener.