49ers Partner with BAWSI to Host the T.H.I.N.K Gold Conference

Chevron mentors brought "Internships 101" to 49ers STEM Leadership Institute students. Chevron STEM professionals shared insight and advice on their experiences as interns at Chevron and how to prepare for internships at any company.

The 49ers partnered with Find Your Anchor and the Born This Way Foundation to assemble suicide prevention care packages which included handwritten notes from players, ownership and staff, presented by CalHOPE.

Throughout the 2021 season, the 49ers surprised members from various nonprofits including 100 Black Men of the Bay Area, Dream Corps and Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley with Super Bowl LVI tickets to thank them for their hard work and dedication in advancing social justice to Inspire Change.

Listen to a special "Storytime with Arik Armstead" with 3rd to 5th graders from the Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley followed by a group discussion about diversity.

For the second-consecutive season, Arik Armstead was named the 49ers Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee for his work in the community to improve education equality in the public school system.

Cisco employees, military volunteers and 49ers staff and alumni built 50 bikes for the International Rescue Committee to welcome Afghan refugees relocating to the Bay Area

The team hosted Hope for the Holidays presented by U.S. Bank to fulfill the holiday wish lists of 149 Bill Wilson Center clients including foster youth, domestic violence survivors and underserved families. 49ers family members helped shop for and wrap the gifts with support from United while players hand-delivered gift baskets to select BWC clients.

General manager John Lynch and his family hosted the John Lynch Foundation Christmas Party presented by United Airlines, providing gifts and game tickets to youth from the Boys & Girls Club Silicon Valley and a local military family.

Levi's® and Mike McGlinchey partnered to host a shopping event with athletes from Football Camp for the Stars this holiday season.

The 49ers hosted a special "Storytime with Arik Armstead" for 3rd to 5th graders from the Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley followed by a group discussion about diversity.

49ers PREP presented by U.S. Bank, Fresh Lifelines for Youth and 49ers players led a session focusing on frustration management, anger management and triggers to make a virtual impact on the residents of the Santa Clara County James Youth Ranch.

Teammates D.J. Jones and Fred Warner and family were on hand to surprise Arik Armstead with his second Walter Payton Man of the Year Nomination, presented by Nationwide.

The team partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank for Feast with the Niners presented by SAP to host a drive-thru food distribution at Levi's® Stadium. Over 50 volunteers, including 27 players, joined together to serve 750 families with weekly groceries and Thanksgiving staples including donations from Clover Sonoma and Peet's Coffee.

Moseley shared why he chose to raise awareness around COVID-19 for his "My Cause My Cleats," presented by Shoe Palace.

Warner shared why he chose to support the Born This Way Foundation for his 2021 "My Cause My Cleats," presented by Shoe Palace.

49ers players visited the 129th Rescue Wing at Moffett Federal Airfield to thank members for their service and take a tour of the base's helicopters, planes and pararescue facilities.

The 49ers rookie class surprised local high school football players to discuss leadership development and the importance of having role models in their lives during the team's Mentorship Academy presented by the William V. Campbell Family Foundation.

Fred Warner is proud to be partnering with Nike on some impactful programming and partnership with the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, providing scholarships, career readiness preparation and access to job opportunities to HSF's strong community of leaders in training.

To kick off Crucial Catch presented by Dignity Health, 49ers players hosted eight cancer warriors affected by all types of cancer and their loved ones for an uplifting afternoon of Topgolf.

John Lynch, players and members of the personnel department welcomed 49ers Social Justice grantee, 100 Black Men of the Bay Area's, local high school and college students for an in-person mentoring session at Levi's® Stadium as part of their monthly 49ers Wisdom Session in partnership with the Mentoring Opportunity League.

49ers PREP presented by U.S. Bank hosted a free Jr. Training Camp and held a ribbon cutting ceremony to open an outdoor fitness zone at Joel Davis Park alongside 49ers alumni Guy McIntyre, Ricky Watters, Dennis Brown and Patrick Willis.

Linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair joined 49ers staff to distribute meals from minority owned caterers, weekly groceries and backpacks to over 1,000 Oakland families served by Alameda County Community Food Bank.

The 49ers held a panel on Juneteenth and understanding how the holiday can empower people to be allies in the continued pursuit of justice.

We condemn the violence and senseless acts of hate perpetrated against the Asian-American community across the country and The Bay. To the AAPI community, we got your back.

In celebration of Black History Month, 49ers B.U.I.L.D. and 49ers social justice grant recipient, 100 Black Men of the Bay Area, teamed up for a conversation around sports and activism: highlighting the history and legacy of activism in sports and looking towards the future as athletes today continue to use their platform to contribute to positive social progress. Panelists include 1968 Olympic gold medalist, Dr. Tommie Smith, Fresh Lifelines for Youth Executive Director, Ali Knight, and 49ers defensive lineman Arik Armstead.