Allstate Honors 22 College Athletes for 12,000 Hours of Community Service
Event summary
- Allstate and AFCA named 22 college football players and honorary coach Kalani Sitake to the 2026 Good Works Team.
- The honorees contributed over 12,000 service hours to community causes, including healthcare and youth mentorship.
- Gianna Bennett became the first female honoree in the program's history.
- Fans can vote for the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy recipient through November 3 on ESPN.com/Allstate.
- The SEC led all conferences with three honorees, followed by the ACC and Big 12 with two each.
The big picture
Allstate's longstanding commitment to empowering student-athletes through the Good Works Team aligns with broader trends in corporate social responsibility and sports sponsorship. The program's focus on community service and academic achievement underscores the growing emphasis on holistic development in collegiate athletics. With over 20 years of involvement in college sports, Allstate continues to leverage its partnerships to drive meaningful social impact.
What we're watching
- Brand Alignment
- How Allstate's continued investment in collegiate athletics will enhance its brand perception and community engagement.
- Diversity Initiatives
- Whether the inclusion of the first female honoree will accelerate gender diversity in college football awards and leadership roles.
- Community Impact
- The pace at which Allstate and AFCA can scale these community service initiatives to other sports and regions.
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