Tim Daye/Chicago BearsThrough his 8 months in Chicago, Moore has really felt "a great deal of love coming with the neighborhood. " Calling the support, "heartwarming," the expert receiver has been desiring "to offer it back. " Moore brought his 3-year-old little girl, Ari, to assist him lose consciousness the shoes and interact with the children and their families. Understanding Ari will mature with a various lifestyle than he did, Moore has put importance on showing his child the value of providing back. He stated Ari "havinged fun distributing the sneakers to everybody. "" Ari intended to bring herself," Moore said. "he loves offering back whatever it is, maybe little, huge. he and her mommy went and packaged some boxes the other week so that was great. " Tim Daye/Chicago BearsDreambuilders executive director Ryan Altizer, that formerly collaborated with the receiver during his time in Carolina, was delighted to see how swiftly Moore desired to immerse himself in the Chicago neighborhood. " This was something DJ found out about and actually wished to be a part of," Altizer said. "He's been so community-minded and associated with the area returning to his time at Carolina Bears Store. He truly has a heart for these sorts of points, so when he found out about the possibility to find do this, he was around it. " Throughout his time with the Panthers, Moore was called Carolina's 2021 Walter Payton NFL Guy of the Year nominee, acknowledging his social work efforts along with his on-field success. Moore currently prepares on raising his community involvement as the holiday begins to grab, including: "I'm most likely gonna be back real soon. " Christie Richardson, deputy director of family community enrichment at O Kid's Towns Illinois, shared her appreciation for Moore's involvement in case. " We enjoyed for DJ to come in and help us be a sunshine to our children as well as the family members," Richardson said. "The families appreciate being able to be sustained in that type of means. o we simply say thanks to every person for appearing, especially the Bears, and being a lifter of the families and the kids in this time of providing. " Moore proceeded that neighborhood engagement on Wednesday at Halas Hall as he helped kick off the Bears 35th annual Coat Drive along with head tools supervisor Tony Medlin. Moore expressed his support for the Layer Drive throughout his media accessibility. " To be a part of it with T-Med, it's going to be special," Moore said. "I intend on donating and I wish everyone plans on contributing for the children that probably require it one of the most and some that might have some but need some even more. They expand, grow older, outgrow coats and this layer drive is mosting likely to profit a great deal of individuals. " Jacob Funk/Chicago Bears