In its 17th year, Sox Serve Week united current and former White Sox players, front office staff and fan volunteers through outreach events and fundraising efforts. The week-long community engagement and fundraising campaign benefits Chicago White Sox Charities (CWSC) and helps support children and families most in need.
Here is a recap of last year’s Sox Serve Week programming.
White Sox front office staff assembled comfort kits for children and families supported by the Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center.
White Sox youth athletes heading to the 2025 Nike RBI Regionals received a special sendoff, including batting practice on the field, new uniforms and more.
During a special pregame ceremony presented by Peoples Gas, the White Sox recognized 54 Chicagoland non-profits receiving 2025 grant support through CWSC and the White Sox Community Fund, a McCormick Foundation Fund.
A telethon-style Charities Day, presented by Chicago Sports Network, gave fans an opportunity to support CWSC in exchange for exclusive items and autographed memorabilia.
White Sox front office staff, team personnel, youth baseball participants and Volunteer Corps members helped sort produce, received deliveries and repacked bulk dry goods at a full-day volunteer takeover of the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
