Jason Kelce highlights the importance of the event for supporting families and research associated with autism.

“in the last two years that we've hosted this event we raise a lot of money for the Eagles autism Foundation who goes to support families with autism and research associated with autism and um this is an event that we look forward to every year it's fun it's engaging with everybody there”

He emphasizes that all money collected during the challenge is intended for their chosen charities.

“It's going to charity as well, my friend. Don't worry. We're not We're not keeping it for ourselves.”

He wants to play as a playmaker while avoiding injuries, but prioritizes raising money for charity.

“being a playmaker here and there is going a few goals and then obviously avoiding any tackles I can is obviously a dream as a soccer player but um yeah obviously it's it's surreal and I'm very excited to just and the goal is to just raise money it's for charity you know but at the end of the day lik”

He emphasizes that the most important aspect of the charity match is the charitable cause and the enjoyment of the game.

“Obviously three amazing charities. That's why we're all here. Um, you know, hats off to the fans have turned that full house and yeah, 10 years ago, empty stadium and to come to Wembley now, a lot of pressure for the YouTube Allstars to be fair.”

The host believes the match is fundamentally about raising money for the chosen charities.

“Now, for some of you guys out there, obviously this is all about charity. It's all about raising money for some great great causes, Young Minds and Charton Athletic Community Project as well.”

She argues that churches should follow the model of allowing members to donate what they can afford rather than setting mandatory donation amounts.

“If you the same way they say come as you are, donate what you can.”

He believes church leaders should not label congregation members as 'the devil' simply because they disagree with how a specific donation request was handled.

“Man, I don't think Marvin Wyan should say that uh the folks uh he shouldn't be calling folks the devil because they didn't like how he handled someone in his congregation.”