Sometimes it can be easy to forget that the warriors who strap up in pads and helmets every week also have crucial off-the-field motivations they constantly work to fix when they can. One day after the Bears captured their first-ever win under head coach Matt Nagy, the franchise announced an organized mission to donate $500,000 to local social justice programs around Chicago.
After the NFL announced a new social justice initiative back in May that donated close to $90 million for programs around the country fighting for social equality, the Bears officially became the first NFL team to join their hands in with the league.