The Bears have been out and about in the community throughout the holiday season. Check out players donating gifts to local youth organizations, surprising travelers at O'Hare International Airport and much more.

Check out the Bears giving back to the community by making visits to local schools, hospitals, food distribution centers and more.

Bears players, alumni and staff participated in a variety of events to help distribute meals and food to those in need across various Chicagoland communities.

Check out the Bears giving back to the community by supporting the organization's commitment to funding programs that provide valuable support to cancer patients and survivors, visiting local children's hospitals, reading books to kids and more.

Check out the Bears giving back to the community by visiting local schools, packing food at the Great Chicago Food Depository and more.

Check out the Bears giving back to the community by visiting local children's hospitals, honoring a teacher thanks to the Classroom Legends program powered by CDW and supporting cancer awareness-related initiatives as part of Crucial Catch month across the NFL.

Check out the Bears giving back to the community by handing out food to families, visiting local schools and talking with youth groups.

Check out the Bears giving back to the community by visiting patients at children's hospitals, packing food at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, spending time with students at local schools and speaking with high school football teams in the Chicagoland area.

Bears rookies teamed up with football players from North Chicago High School May 25 to help pack produce at the Northern Illinois Food Bank.

Every season, the Brian Piccolo Award is given to one rookie and one veteran who best exemplifies the courage, loyalty, teamwork, dedication and sense of humor of the late Bears running back. Take a look at the winners of this award dating back to 1970.

The Bears were out in the community Tuesday, as players visited The Firehouse Community Arts Center to help distribute food and Thanksgiving packages to members of the North Lawndale community, the Chosen Tabernacle Food Pantry to help patrons pick out their Thanksgiving items and the Most Blessed Trinity Food Pantry in Waukegan.

Bears players and coaches were at Soldier Field Saturday night to walk the orange carpet and help support cancer research at the annual Bears Care Gala.