Commending the Chicago Cubs baseball team as it celebrates its 150th anniversary on August 29, 2026.

This resolution expresses an official, non-binding statement from the House of Representatives commending the Chicago Cubs baseball team as it prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary on August 29, 2026. It formally recognizes the team's history, cultural impact, notable players, executives, broadcasters, Wrigley Field milestones, and charitable work, including over $51 million donated by Chicago Cubs Charities to local youth and families since 2009.

The resolution formally acknowledges the Chicago Cubs baseball team, its history, and its charitable foundation. Because it is a ceremonial resolution, it does not impose any legal duties, requirements, or restrictions on the team, government agencies, or the public.

Nothing in federal law, regulation, or policy would change. The resolution serves only as a formal expression of praise and recognition from the House of Representatives.

This resolution does not authorize, appropriate, or spend any government money. It does not create any taxes, fees, or federal benefits. It simply mentions the past private charitable contributions of Chicago Cubs Charities (over $51 million since 2009).

This resolution is non-binding and carries no force of law. It does not establish any legal mandates, regulatory requirements, deadlines, or penalties.

This resolution is a purely symbolic gesture by the House of Representatives to honor the Chicago Cubs on their upcoming 150th anniversary in 2026, carrying no legal or financial impact.