For Crucial Catch presented by Dignity Health, 20 players joined 10 cancer survivors and caregivers for an afternoon of art and connection. Paired with players, participants designed custom Levi’s® denim jackets featuring personal artwork and messages of strength and cancer awareness. The group then walked the red carpet together in their creations for game day arrivals.

Through Read for Justice presented by Newfront, every student at Pomeroy Elementary received Everyone Belongs by Heather Avis and a 49ers T-shirt. About 130 students joined players for a read-along and discussion focused on identity and belonging. A book fair later sent every student home with three additional books to encourage reading and celebrate diversity and inclusion.

Ten 49ers players spent their weekly off day visiting pediatric patients and their families at a local children’s hospital. Players delivered 49ers backpacks and blankets, played games, and spent time bringing smiles and encouragement to children and families navigating challenging circumstances.

The annual Feast with the Niners event, presented in partnership with Graton Resort & Casino, brought 15 families from five nonprofit partners together for an evening of connection and giving. Twenty-five players joined families for a surprise shopping spree, followed by a pop-up grocery market stocked with everything needed for a Thanksgiving meal.

To kick off the NFL’s Salute to Service initiative, the 49ers welcomed military members and families—including four TAPS families and four veterans—for a behind-the-scenes practice visit. Guests met players, toured the team facility, and shared breakfast with John Lynch before returning for the Salute to Service game, where they joined the team on the field for introductions and the anthem.

Fifteen youth joined 49ers players for an Inspire Change Mentorship Cooking Class presented by U.S. Bank. Participants learned about nutrition from the team nutritionist, toured the 49ers Café, and prepared a meal alongside players. The experience combined hands-on cooking and mentorship with practical resources to help young people make informed choices about their health and well-being.

The 49ers returned to San Quentin State Rehabilitation Center as part of the NFL’s Inspire Change initiative, continuing a tradition that dates back to 1997. The day included a social justice discussion, a tour of the facility and its Canine Companions program, and a special family lunch that brought incarcerated individuals together with loved ones, 49ers players, alumni, ownership, and Larry Miller, of JUMP.

Twenty-nine 49ers players joined 41 families from seven nonprofit partners for Hope for the Holidays presented by U.S. Bank. This year’s new holiday market format gave families access to meals, toys, eyewear, health and wellness items, and shoes. Players and 49ers Family volunteers helped families navigate the market, creating a welcoming celebration during the holiday season.

The 49ers hosted Special Olympics Flag Football presented by Dignity Health, bringing two unified teams together at the SAP Performance Facility. Athletes received customized jerseys and a locker room surprise before taking the field, where 23 49ers players served as coaches and referees, cheering on participants and celebrating the power of inclusive play.

During Week 12, more than 50 players and coaches took the field in custom cleats and shoes for My Cause My Cleats presented by Shoe Palace. Together, they amplified more than 45 causes and nonprofit organizations that are personally meaningful to members of the 49ers family.

Through 49ers Wish, the team creates special experiences for children with life-threatening medical conditions and their families. During the 2025 season, the 49ers fulfilled seven Make-A-Wish experiences, giving recipients a behind-the-scenes look at the team, opportunities to meet their favorite players, and VIP gameday memories that families could share together.