49ers Players Assemble School Supply Kits for MLK Day of Service

Since 2020, the 49ers personnel department have hosted monthly mentorship sessions focused on alternative careers in sport, wellness, social injustices and leadership with youth from 100 Black Men of the Bay Area, presented by United Airlines.

Cisco Networking Academy students were provided a behind-the-scenes Tech Tour at Levi's® Stadium led by 49ers Executive Vice President of Technology Costa Kladianos.

The San Francisco 49ers brought joy to the families of incarcerated men at San Quentin State Prison by providing holiday gifts from the wishlists of their children, nieces and nephews.

The 49ers partnered with Shoe Palace and Visa to provide a special holiday shopping experience and a $250 gift card for 15 students from one of the team's Social Justice grantees, SPAAT.

This holiday season, 49ers staff assembled over 480 to-go boxes of hot dinner meals to distribute to underserved communities in San Jose.

The John Lynch Foundation hosted a Christmas party presented by United Airlines for the Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley and local military families at Levi's® Stadium for a holiday brunch with Santa Claus.

San Francisco 49ers staff, players and their families gathered to spread holiday cheer and support 175 underserved families at a drive-through distribution in the Levi's® Stadium parking lot.

Levi's® and Fred Warner partnered to host a shopping event with single mothers from WANDA Silicon Valley this holiday season.

Students from the 49ers social justice grantee San Jose African American Community Service Agency visited HBCU campuses and famous black history museums in Atlanta, Georgia, presented by United Airlines.

To show the team's appreciation for our country's veterans, the 49ers and U.S. Bank welcomed 16 military veterans, service dogs and their families from the nonprofit Operation Freedom Paws to breakfast and a private practice visit before the team's Week 10 game vs. the Los Angeles Chargers.

Bay Area students surprised Arik Armstead with his third Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination, presented by Nationwide.

Through 49ers Read for Justice presented by Newfront, 4,750 elementary school students in Santa Clara Unified received a copy of The Name Jar and participated in a live reading and discussion of the book with Arik Armstead.