the age of 18 live in poverty."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections 49ers Salary CapLevi’s Stadium Events49ers Transactions49ers Injury News49ers Press Conferences & Conference Calls49ers charity work49ers Academy Challenge Campaign for East Palo Alto StudentsApproximately 87% of students in East Palo Alto under the age of 18 live in poverty.PDTShareTweetShareShare49ers Academy Challenge Campaign for East Palo Alto StudentsIf there’s one thing I truly enjoy shining some light on https://www.49ersfanshop.com/Joshua-Garnett-Jersey , it’s the 49ers’ off-the-field efforts.Right now, the 49ers Academy has a campaign raising funds to make an impact on the lives of East Palo Alto high school students. East Palo Alto is one of the most economically and socially stressed cities in the San Francisco Bay Area. 87% of students in EPA under the age of 18 live in poverty. The success of tech companies in Silicon Valley has caused a major shift in gentrification of East Palo Alto and drove up the cost of living in the process, making life in East Palo Alto much harder on children and families. The 49ers Academy started in 1996 as a program to provide a caring environment and safe community to the students of East Palo Alto. In partnership with the Ravenswood City School District and the 49ers Foundation, the goal was to keep students safe, on-track and in school. From clean clothing, tutoring with schoolwork George Kittle Jersey , or even emotional support for children who are coping with and recovering from a traumatic event, the 49ers Academy connects students with the relationships and resources they need. The 49ers Academy provides a network of support providing enrichment for students to be engaged in school, meet and exceed their potential, and accomplish academic and personal goals. The campaign is at about $25k of their $60k goal and will last until the end of May and you can head on over to the campaign page at https://www.classy.org/campaign/their-future-is-now/c228188 to make a donation to help 49ers Academy reach their goal. The San Francisco 49ers do not need a new quarterback at this point. If his rehab holds to form, Jimmy Garoppolo will be back starting for the team when the preseason arrives. Nick Mullens emerged as an impressive backup option and could very well supplant C.J. Beathard for that role over the next seven months. The team might bring in some competition for camp, but their quarterback room is mostly set.The same cannot be said for much of the rest of the NFL. The best teams are able to find their franchise quarterback and build around him. The Super Bowl shows two such options and different ways to approach it. Both Tom Brady and Jared Goff were acquired in the draft K'Waun Williams Color Rush Jersey , but the Patriots are at a point of building around a more expensive veteran, while the Rams are benefiting from Goff’s rookie deal.The 49ers don’t need a quarterback, but their pursuit of a high end edge rusher or other big defensive option in the 2019 NFL Draft could be impacted by the evolving market. The latest news is that the Philadelphia Eagles are expected to let quarterback Nick Foles walk free and clear, per NFL reporter Cecil Lammey. They could exercise his option and force him to pay back some bonus money, but it seems unlikely they’ll do that.Looking through the 2019 draft order, teams that might need a quarterback include the Buccaneers (#5 overall) https://www.49ersfanshop.com/Marquise-Goodwin-Jersey , Giants (#6), Jaguars (#7), Broncos (#10), Dolphins (#13), and Washington (#15). The back half includes teams potentially looking for a long-term option for down the road, but those six teams are the most likely to make some kind of splash at the position due to their current circumstances.Foles does not seem like a long-term option Joe Staley Jersey , but his performance in the Super Bowl last year and then given the Eagles a run this year suggests someone might overpay at least on a short-term deal. Nobody will give him a five year contract, but someone could view him as a sufficient bridge option that they decide they don’t need to make a move up the draft board for a quarterback at this point. He’s just one of several names that will need to be on our radar as we try and figure out what might shake things up around the 49ers come draft day.