At the heart of the Eagles Autism Challenge 2025, a record-breaking event that raised an astounding $10 million for autism research and support, were none other than Jason Kelce’s four daughters, who stole the spotlight as the inspiring new faces of this remarkable cause.
The Eagles Autism Challenge, held at the iconic Lincoln Financial Field, has grown into one of Philadelphia’s most anticipated annual philanthropic events. This year’s milestone fundraiser not only shattered previous records but also highlighted the deep personal connection the Kelce family has to autism advocacy.
Jason Kelce, the beloved Eagles legend and Super Bowl LII champion, has long been a passionate supporter of autism awareness. Since retiring from football in 2024, he has devoted himself to community causes, with the Autism Challenge becoming a central part of his philanthropic efforts. But this year was especially poignant, as he brought along his four daughters, introducing them as the fresh faces of hope and inspiration for families affected by autism.
The Kelce daughters were warmly welcomed by fans and participants alike. Their presence symbolized the next generation’s commitment to carrying forward the family’s legacy of giving back. “Having my girls here, standing beside me, means everything,” Jason shared. “They represent hope, love, and the future we’re all working toward.”
Kylie Kelce, Jason’s wife and a dedicated autism advocate herself, took pride in seeing their daughters engage with the community. She participated actively in the event’s 5K run and connected with many families impacted by autism. Kylie emphasized the importance of involving the whole family in such causes, stating, “It’s about teaching our children the value of compassion and community from a young age.”
Throughout the day, the Kelce family participated in bike rides, runs, and family walks, joined by Eagles stars like Jalen Hurts and Brandon Graham. The atmosphere was charged with energy and unity as thousands gathered to support a shared mission.
The $10 million raised will fund critical research, diagnosis, and treatment programs through partnerships with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the Center for Autism Research. Jason Kelce’s message to the crowd resonated deeply: “Together, we make a difference. Together, we change lives.”
As the event closed, the image of Jason Kelce and his four daughters waving to the crowd remained a powerful reminder of how family, love, and dedication can drive meaningful change. The Kelce daughters are not just the new faces of Eagles Autism—they are the faces of hope for countless families across the nation.
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