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Chiefs Kingdom Kids is open to new registrations! This free, youth fan club is open to kids 12 and under. Sign your child up and they will receive access to year-round information about Chiefs youth related activities. Join today!

Kingdom United is a youth-focused education program to help fight systemic racism in Kansas City, and beyond, by strategically teaching the next generation about race, diversity, inclusion and acceptance.

Chiefs players reveal their passions beyond the game and wear their hearts on their feet through My Cause My Cleats. Players have the opportunity to pick a cause that is important to them and represent their chosen organization on custom designed cleats.

Salute to Service is a year-round effort to Honor, Empower, and Connect our nation's service members, veterans, and their families. It is grounded in deep partnership with nonprofits and organizations that support the military community in the United States and across the world. The NFL extends its appreciation of the military community through special moments of recognition at games and events and visits to military bases both domestically and internationally throughout the year. Since 2011, more than $51 million has been raised for the league's military nonprofit partners.

The National Football League introduced its Inspire Change initiative to showcase how the players, owners and the league work together to create positive change in communities across America. Over that time, more than $44 million in grants has been awarded to social justice organizations through the program while another $250 million has been committed over the next 10 years, in part to combat the issues of systemic racism and social inequality that have been at the center of conversations taking place around the country recently.

The National Football League introduced its Inspire Change initiative to showcase how the players, owners and the league work together to create positive change in communities across America. Over that time, more than $44 million in grants has been awarded to social justice organizations through the program while another $250 million has been committed over the next 10 years, in part to combat the issues of systemic racism and social inequality that have been at the center of conversations taking place around the country recently.

The Hunt Family Foundation consistently champions the NFL's Play 60 message by supporting groups seeking to encourage youth to live healthy, active lifestyles. Additionally, it looks to promote and expand youth football through a myriad of educational programming.

Crucial Catch: Intercept Cancer, aims to move the country towards unprecedented levels of early detection and risk reduction of screenable cancers. Crucial Catch allows the NFL to reach and impact a wider population affected by various forms of cancer. Crucial Catch calls on people across the country to access a NFL funded digital tool that provides users with recommendations on how they can take action to keep healthy and reduce cancer risk.