Chicago Bears

The Bears are preparing to do what no other NFL team has done — visit every nation in the United Kingdom during a three-week trip this October. Da Chicago Bears UK Grand Tour will feature stops in Bournemouth, Cardiff, Leeds, Glasgow and Belfast. This tour will mark the first time the Bears have traveled to all five cities, showcasing the organization’s commitment to connecting with the team’s growing international fanbase and making American football and the Bears brand more accessible, inclusive and engaging for young people.

The Chicago Bears and Bears Care, the team’s charitable arm, has launched the 2026 Real Bears Fans Wear Pink campaign in partnership with Advocate Health Care. Proceeds from the sale of the 2026 shirt benefit Bears Care and help support organizations across Chicagoland in providing critical services to individuals and families impacted by breast cancer while raising awareness of the importance of screening and early detection in saving lives.

The Chicago Bears and PNC Bank announced that Sophia’s Cleaning Service was the first business selected for the 2026 Small Business All-Pros, presented by PNC. The annual program recognizes local entrepreneurs who help drive economic growth and strengthen communities across Chicagoland.

The Chicago Bears are excited to kick off Latino Heritage Month by celebrating the culture, traditions and contributions of Latino communities across Chicago and beyond, beginning with the recognition of Alison Segarra of Amundsen High School in Chicago, Ill., and Alejandro Gonzalez of Dundee-Crown High School in Carpentersville, Ill., as the club’s 2026 Latino Heritage Month Youth Leaders. Segarra and Gonzalez will also represent the Bears as the club’s female and male nominees for the fourth annual NFL Latino Youth Honors, which recognizes high school seniors who excel in athletics and academics while engaging meaningfully with Latino culture and community.