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.

The Bears on Friday teamed up with Tottenham Hotspur FC and the Premier League to educate 30 elementary students from Lea Valley Primary School in London about the league's No Room for Racism initiative. 

Just under a month into his tenure in Chicago, defensive end Darrell Taylor is already making an impact in the community, as he shared his late mother's battle with breast cancer to a group of more than 60 survivors at Bears Care's Season Opener luncheon, which kicked off the annual Real Bears Fans Wear Pink campaign.

The Bears are proud to join the national celebration of Latino Heritage Month 2024 from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, recognizing the rich contributions of Latino culture and history within the organization and the broader community.

Last Thursday, the Bears hosted more than 40 college students at Halas Hall for the club's third annual Career Expo to teach them about the various career paths within the professional sports industry.

The Bears and Bears Care hosted the 16th annual Back to School Fair Saturday with support from PNC Bank. Over 1,500 guests from underserved communities on Chicago's West Side were welcomed to Halas Hall, where they received backpacks filled with supplies for the upcoming school year, free haircuts, shoes and more.

The Bears and NFL have announced that the application process for the fifth annual NFL Fan of the Year contest is now open. The goal of the contest is to recognize and celebrate extraordinary fans who inspire others through their love of football.

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.

For the 27th Bears Care Gala Saturday night at Soldier Field, cornerback Kyler Gordon and offensive lineman Teven Jenkins worked with Ge Wang, founder and owner of ESQ Clothing, to create custom suits that they sported at the event. 

At a gala hosted by youth development organization BUILD Friday night, the Bears and Bears Care received the Corporate Community BUILDer award, which is presented annually to an organization that believes in supporting young people on their quest to grow into someone great.