Jason Kelce’s Team 62 event raised a record-breaking $1M for Eagles Autism Foundation

Jason Kelce is a legendary sports figure in Philadelphia, and his aura will increase after a record-breaking weekend at the Jersey Shore. Kelce has been criticized for climbing into a lifeguard's chair and stripping down to star-spangled briefs.

The future Hall of Fame center made an extremely grand entrance to an event created to raise money to combat autism. Since last Wednesday's events, Kelce's actions have been criticized, but it was all for a great cause as the Eagles announced over $1 million was raised for the Eagles Autism Foundation.

Another great year at Ocean Drive 🌊@eaglesautism | #FlyEaglesFlypic.twitter.com/EbIn53KhFz— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) June 25, 2025

“We would like to thank everyone who graciously contributed to this year’s record-breaking Team 62 at the Ocean Drive fundraiser,” said Jason and Kylie Kelce. “The growth of this event over the past five years is a testament to the generosity of Eagles fans everywhere and their ongoing commitment to the global autism community. A special shoutout to all the current and former players and celebrity guests who showed up to make the event so special for our supporters. To collectively raise more than one million dollars in under a week for such an important cause is truly inspiring and serves as yet another reminder that Eagles fans are the greatest in the world.”

Before this weekend, Kelce had raised more than $1.4 million since 2021 for the same reason.

In addition to the celebrity bartending event, funds were raised through several activities, including the 3rd annual New Heights Beer Bowl at the Sea Isle City Yacht Club. Other events included a family-friendly, all-abilities clinic in Excursion Park, supported by Rita’s Water Ice; a yoga class on the beach; an online auction; and worldwide donations to Kelce’s Team 62 fundraising page.

This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Jason Kelce raised $1 million for Eagles Autism Foundation