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Kelce Family Fundraiser Raises $3.69M for Autism Since 2021

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Jason and Kylie Kelce's annual Team 62 fundraiser has become a major charitable event connecting Philadelphia Eagles fans with the autism community. The 2026 edition raised over $1.26 million in a single night, marking another record contribution. Since its founding in 2021, the initiative has collectively raised $3.69 million. All proceeds benefit the Eagles Autism Foundation, which supports autism research and programs.

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