After a two year hiatus due to the pandemic, the 49ers Foundation Golden Getaway presented by Chevron returned to Carmel Valley Ranch for a two night, all-inclusive weekend. 49ers players, coaches, alumni and ownership gathered with guests and sponsors to benefit the 49ers Foundation's mission to harness the game of football to educate and empower Bay Area youth through programs such as 49ers EDU presented by Chevron and 49ers PREP presented by U.S. Bank.

The event kicked off with a Celebrity Golf Tournament presented by Chevron on Friday, March 18. The Carmel Valley Ranch course included 18 holes with activities such as food and drink tastings along the way. Celebrity participants included 49ers alumnus and NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, NFL Network reporter MJ Acosta-Ruiz, NBC Sports' Laura Britt and San Francisco Giants alum Rich Aurilia among many others.

Guests and sponsors also enjoyed personal experiences with 49ers personnel. The team's coaches hosted a "Chalk Talk" featuring special teams coordinator Brian Schneider, defensive pass game specialist Cory Undlin and wide receiver coach Leonard Hankerson. The 49ers coaching staff presented a breakdown of team plays and their magic behind the X's and O's.

On the night of Saturday, March 19, the 49ers Foundation hosted a gala dinner and private concert presented by Levi's® featuring ​​hip-hop legend Rob Base and Bay Area rapper 24kGoldn. Throughout the night, guests bid on one-of-a-kind auction items. Attendees had the chance to win exclusive gear such as a pair of George Kittle autographed game-worn cleats, a Trey Lance autographed jersey and Fred Warner game-worn gloves. Once-in-a-lifetime experiences were also in the running, with packages that included an owners dinner on the 50-yard line at Levi's® Stadium, catching a touchdown pass from Joe Montana and announcing a 49ers draft pick on Day 3 of the 2022 NFL Draft in Las Vegas.

By the end of the event, the 49ers Foundation raised $2 million in support of their direct service programs, 49ers EDU presented by Chevron and 49ers PREP presented by U.S. Bank. Award-winning science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) education initiatives and nationally recognized youth football programs will be able to reach 100,000 Bay Area youth who are furthest from opportunity and resources this year alone, thanks to events like Golden Getaway presented by Chevron.