49ers Inspire Change at San Quentin

For nearly three decades, the 49ers have returned to San Quentin to build connection, encourage growth, and engage in social justice conversations through the NFL's Inspire Change initiative.

San Francisco 49ers players answered festive questions and got in the holiday spirit at Levi's® Stadium.

San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy surprised families with incredible holiday gifts, including Toyota vehicles, Rivalries jerseys, and tickets to an upcoming 49ers game, creating unforgettable moments for all, presented by Toyota.

Sergeant First Class Takumi Abe visited from Hawaii and spent time with TE George Kittle at Levi's® Stadium, creating a memorable exchange before the Tennessee Titans game.

San Francisco 49ers players spent the evening celebrating with local families, sharing Team Store shopping, fun games, and a festive Thanksgiving meal together.

The 49ers welcomed youth from the 49ers Social Justice Grant recipient organizations for an Inspire Change mentorship cooking class focused on nutrition, hands-on learning, and building meaningful connections.

San Francisco 49ers LB Curtis Robinson opens up about the inspiration behind his community work and the ways he strives to make a meaningful impact, presented by Nationwide.

Watch San Francisco 49ers LB Curtis Robinson receive the surprise of being named the team's club winner for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide during his Health & Wellness children's event.

San Francisco 49ers P Thomas Morstead shares his My Cause My Cleats story, highlighting Team Gleason and their mission to support the ALS community.

San Francisco 49ers DB Deommodore Lenoir shares his My Cause My Cleats story, supporting Down syndrome inclusion with Football Camp for the Stars.

San Francisco 49ers OL Austen Pleasants shares his My Cause My Cleats story, supporting limb difference awareness with the Lucky Fin Project.

San Francisco 49ers RB Brian Robinson Jr. shares his My Cause My Cleats story, advocating against gun violence with Everytown.

San Francisco 49ers players visited a local children's hospital to spread cheer and lift the spirits of patients and their families by handing out gifts and spending time with them throughout the day.

The 49ers welcomed Special Olympics athletes for an unforgettable day of flag football, teamwork, and celebration bringing the spirit of inclusion and competition to the field.

The 49ers visited local elementary students for a special reading, discussion, and interactive activity centered around "Everyone Belongs" by Heather Avis, a book chosen for its powerful message about embracing and celebrating our differences.

As part of Community Tuesday, 49ers players welcomed Briarwood Elementary students on a special field trip to Levi's® Stadium. Together, they took part in hands-on STEAM learning activities that connected football and education.

San Francisco 49ers players came together with cancer warriors for a Crucial Catch Art Therapy session presented by Dignity Health, designing custom Levi's® denim jackets that symbolized courage, creativity, and the fight against cancer.

With over 800 volunteer hours supporting more than 75 community groups, the San Francisco 49ers made a difference throughout the Bay Area during the 2024 season. Take a look back at how we made an impact together.

Watch as George Kittle gets surprised with the news that he is the NFL's 2024 Salute to Service Award recipient, honoring his unwavering support for the military and his passionate commitment to those who serve.

Watch San Francisco 49ers LB Curtis Robinson be surprised by his teammates with the honor of being selected as the team's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide.

The John Lynch Foundation hosted a Christmas party presented by Gillette for the Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley and local military families at Levi's® Stadium to celebrate with food, gifts and Santa Claus.

Watch the San Francisco 49ers players, staff and their families celebrate the holiday season by supporting over 100 underserved families during the team's annual Hope for the Holidays event presented by U.S. Bank.

Bryant Young, Nick Bosa, Spencer Burford and other members of the San Francisco 49ers took their annual Tony York Memorial visit to San Quentin State Prison to hold valuable discussions on social justice and meet with incarcerated men and their families.

George Kittle, Curtis Robinson and other San Francisco 49ers players joined students for a reading, discussion and interactive activity of "I Can Be All Three" by Salima Alikhan, a book selected for its powerful message of celebrating our differences, presented by Newfront and Rakuten.

For the team's annual "Feast with the Niners" presented by Graton Casino event, the 49ers hosted low-income and transitional housing families for a meal, home resources and a shopping spree with players at Levi's® Stadium.