Seahawks 12 Tour 2021

The Seahawks, Dairy Farmers of Washington and Safeway are partnering to promote Washington state's school summer meal program for kids on free and reduced lunch. The three organizations hosted a kickoff event to raise awareness about the opportunity for children this summer, with Seahawks Legend Cliff Avril and Blitz in attendance to support the effort.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour got started with a raising of the 12 Flag at the Starbucks headquarters in Seattle.

After visiting MOHAI, the 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour made its way to Gas Works Park for a Blue Friday Rally using the quickest (and most fun) route possible: by boat.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour held the first official Blue Friday rally of the 2021 season at Gas Works Park, with performances by the Seahawks Dancers and Blue Thunder, and appearances from Seattle players and Blitz.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour stopped by the Renton Pro Shop so fans could get geared up for the rest of the tour on a very special Blue Friday.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour visited Lake Union Park near MOHAI, with a shipping container in tow, for a special photo op for the 12s.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour wrapped up the day with a Blue Friday Happy Hour at Elysian Capitol Hill Brewery.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour hosted a Gatorade Camp for military families at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.

The 2021 Seahawks 12 Tour stopped by Safeway in Woodinville for a tailgate featuring free food & beverages, photo opportunities and prize giveaways.

Before a special 12 Tour in Seattle, the Seahawks headed up north to Alaska. Blitz was joined by Seahawks Legends Walter Jones, Jim Zorn and Steven Hauschka in The Last Frontier for some special visits, with stops at the Alaska Native Hospital, Providence Children's Hospital, a Play 60 sports camp for 300 youths, a Special Olympics event and a Sea Hawker dinner for 100 guests featuring a Q&A session.

Blitz and several Seahawks Dancers presented a $31,000 check to help support the funding of the Youth Achievement Center (YAC), aimed at providing a stable place for youth to call home, especially those who are at risk of homelessness, detention, or gun violence. Learn more about the Youth Achievement Center.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and his Why Not You Foundation held the eighth annual Wilson Celebrity Invitational on Tuesday. The golf tournament was sponsored by Safeway, with proceeds benefiting Seattle Children's Hospital.