For a second consecutive year, the Bears traveled to Iowa's Meskwaki Nation — the closest nationally-recognized Native American tribe to Chicago — to host Chicago Bears youth and high school training camps with the support of Nike. In addition, Bears staffers spent time learning about Meskwaki Nation's history, long standing passion for sport and dedication to building a stronger football program.

The Chicago Bears are set to welcome Bears fans back to Halas Hall for 2025 Chicago Bears Training Camp by LRS, featuring 11 open practice sessions for public attendance. Tickets are free of charge and will be available to fans starting Wednesday, July 9, at 10:00 a.m. CT by visiting ChicagoBears.com/Camp. In addition to Training Camp, the Chicago Bears are excited to announce the return of Family Fest, which will take place on Sunday, Aug. 3, at Soldier Field.

The Chicago Bears announce the return of the Small Business All-Pros presented by PNC, a signature initiative celebrating small businesses that are driving positive change across Chicago's neighborhoods. The program offers selected small business owners an opportunity to connect with Bears fans and elevate their business through team-led storytelling and in-season exposure.

For a second consecutive year, the Bears traveled to Iowa's Meskwaki Nation — the closest nationally-recognized Native American tribe to Chicago — to host Chicago Bears youth and high school training camps with the support of Nike. ChicagoBears.com spoke to volunteer football coach Matt Bear, who shares a postcard from Meskwaki Nation detailing his perspective on the impact the Bears have made in his community.