Kelce's bartending fundraiser last week at the Ocean Drive Bar & Restaurant raised $1.26 million for the Eagles Autism Foundation via Kelce’s Team 62.

Kelce has raised more than $3.69 million for the foundation since starting his bartending event in 2021. He raised $1 million last summer and $865,000 in 2024.

“We are beyond thankful for everyone’s support and generosity in setting a Team 62 fundraising record,” Jason and wife Kylie said in a news release.

"While we are certainly humbled by the overwhelming success this year, it’s not surprising when you’re surrounded by such an incredible group of people. The growth of this event all starts with our good friends at the OD for enthusiastically leaning into this idea of ours back in 2021.

"Six years later, we now stand here amazed at what we’ve accomplished for the autism community. A special thank you also goes out to the Eagles organization, the incredible town of Sea Isle City, and most importantly, the best fans in the world for always showing up and supporting such a worthy cause.”

The two-day event also featured the New Heights Beer Bowl at the Yacht Club of Sea Isle, and a family-friendly event at Excursion Park. The Kelces also have an online auction and donations.

“Jason and Kylie Kelce have always been incredible ambassadors for the Eagles Autism Foundation,” said Ryan Hammond, executive director of the Eagles Autism Foundation. 

“It is their passion, creative vision, and drive that have transformed this annual fundraiser into one of our biggest events. We are truly fortunate to have their support and would like to thank everyone — in person and around the world — who helped make this year’s Team 62 fundraiser a year to remember.”

Eagles Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie, whose brother Peter is on the Autism spectrum, started the Eagles Autism Foundation to help bring more awareness to those who may not fully understand the developmental disorder.

The Eagles Autism Challenge, which offers three cycling routes and a 5K walk or run, is one of its main events. The ninth annual Eagles Autism Challenge was held May 9 and raised more than $16 million, a new record. Many other events are held each year.

For more information about the foundation or to donate, visit philadelphiaeagles.com/eaglesautismfoundation.