Caleb Williams Leads Change Through Caleb Cares Foundation

The Caleb Cares Foundation is driving Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams’ mission to uplift young people, and that work earned him the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) Community MVP for Week 11. For the second consecutive season, Williams received the honor, highlighting his consistent dedication to service beyond the football field.

NFLPA Honors Caleb Williams for Community Impact

In recognition of his efforts, the NFLPA pledged a $10,000 donation to Caleb Cares. Fans can join the mission by contributing through the foundation’s official GoFundMe page, ensuring that Williams’ programs continue to empower youth across the country.

Youth Football Team Experiences Mentorship Weekend

Williams recently hosted 40 members of his Caleb Williams Elite youth football team in Chicago. The all-expenses-paid trip focused on mentorship, education, and empowerment.

• The student-athletes attended an AI workshop in partnership with Microsoft.
• They watched the Bears secure a comeback victory from end-zone seats.
• They met with Chicago Bears executives, including Chairman George McCaskey and President Kevin Warren, who shared career insights.

Williams capped the weekend by sharing advice with his players. “When you find something you love, you’re the only one that can make it happen; so make it happen,” he said.

Caleb Cares Foundation’s Mission: Empowerment and Mental Health

The Caleb Cares Foundation centers its mission on empowering young people, with a strong emphasis on mental health awareness. Every tax-deductible donation directly supports programs that provide mentorship, educational opportunities, and real help to families in need.

Through Caleb Cares, Williams covers travel, lodging, and transformative experiences for youth athletes. His leadership ensures that young people not only witness success on the field but also gain tools to thrive off it.

Path Toward the Alan Page Community Award

Williams’ recognition as NFLPA Community MVP places him among other honorees eligible for the Alan Page Community Award, the NFLPA’s highest honor. The award includes an additional $100,000 donation to the winner’s nonprofit of choice.

With his foundation’s growing reach and the support of fans through GoFundMe, Williams continues to lead change in his community. His work demonstrates that football can inspire more than victories, it can spark lasting impact.

To learn more or donate, visit the GoFundMe campaign here.