Editing Chris Webber (section)

===Charity===
Webber is active in various charities and created The Timeout Foundation in 1993. The foundation's mission is to provide positive educational and recreational opportunities to youth.

In 1999, Webber created C-Webb's Crew where a group of tickets at every Kings regular home season game would be donated to at-risk youth and their families. To date, over 3,000 youths and their families have attended a game through C-Webb's Crew.

Community awards Webber has won include the inaugural Sacramento Kings/Oscar Robertson Triple Double Award, which is annually awarded to a Kings player who exemplifies: team leadership, all-around game, and sportsmanship; the NBA Community Assist Award for his contributions in February 2003, and the Wish Maker of the Year in 2003 awarded by the Sacramento Chapter of the Make a Wish Foundation.

Webber held a celebrity weekend, Bada Bling!, at the [[Caesars Palace|Caesars Palace Hotel]] in [[Las Vegas]]. The event was held from July 28–30, 2006, and included a live auction and celebrity poker tournament. Many renowned NBA players participated including then-current and former teammates: [[Mike Bibby]], [[Brad Miller (basketball)|Brad Miller]], [[Andre Iguodala]], [[Bobby Jackson (basketball)|Bobby Jackson]], [[Kyle Korver]], and his then-current coach, [[Maurice Cheeks]]. Other notable participants included [[Charles Barkley]], [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]], [[Gary Payton]], [[Kenny Smith]], [[Moses Malone]], and [[Stephon Marbury]]. Numerous entertainers attended as well such as [[Nas]] and [[Common (rapper)|Common]]. All of the proceeds were donated to The Timeout Foundation.

Webber hosted his 2nd annual Bada Bling charity weekend from July 20–22, 2007, at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.cwebbsbadabling.com/ |title=Bada Bling<!-- Bot generated title --> |access-date=July 1, 2007 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070709161431/http://www.cwebbsbadabling.com/ |archive-date=July 9, 2007 |url-status=dead }}</ref>