Photo Gallery: Chiefs Community Caring Team Celebrates Black History Month

Members of the Chiefs Community Caring Team once again honored Dr. Seuss by celebrating "Read Across America Day" at local schools, museums, and youth centers. The Chiefs representatives promoted literacy by reading some of their favorite Dr. Seuss stories and a Chiefs-themed book.

The Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring Team participated with Harvesters in the 10th annual "Souper Bowl of Caring", an event to pack back pack snacks for the food insecure in the local KC Area.

The University of Kansas Health System hosted a pep rally for the upcoming AFC Championship. During the rally, Mitch Holthus hosted a Q&A session with Chiefs alumni Shawn Barber. Following the Pep Rally, Chiefs alumni visited with patients.

The Chiefs Women’s Organization (CWO) visited the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City to serve lunch and participate in crafts with families.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker and Pro Football Hall of Fame kicker Jan Stenerud joined the Chiefs Community Caring Team at the Don Bosco Senior Center to help ring in the new year with a special edition of Bingo with gridiron-themed prizes.

The Kansas City Chiefs are proud to host Gold Star mother Joyce Turner and her family for a surprise and delight VIP Tour of Arrowhead Stadium. While visiting Arrowhead, Anthony Sherman surprised Joyce and her family with 2 Super Bowl Tickets.

The Chiefs Women’s Organization (CWO) assisted students at The Children’s Place decorating mugs and pot holders for the holiday season.

Dustin Colquitt, Steven Nelson, Charcandrick West and Jordan Lucas hosted events Tuesday.

Chiefs players have made a commitment to social justice initiatives in 2018, one of which is the military, and  hosted a holiday party for Gold Star families. The families were be treated to holiday gifts, go karts, arcade games, and food and beverages.

Representatives from Chain of Hope, The Rescue Project and Spay and Neuter Kansas City, came to Arrowhead to meet Chiefs’ offensive tackle and pet lover Eric Fisher, who came prepared to assist a cause that he cares dearly about. It was the culmination of a season-long effort that raised $60,000 online – exceeding the original goal by $10,000 – that was then matched by Fisher for a grand total of $120,000 and split evenly between the three organizations on Friday

The Chiefs Rookie Club visited the Children’s Center Campus for its annual holiday visit. Rookies spent time with groups from Ability KC, YMCA Day Camp and the Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired (CCVI). The rookies also assisted the kids in activities including crafts, cookie decorating and Play 60 activities. KC Wolf and Chiefs Cheerleaders were also on hand to visit classrooms and distribute plush toys, donated by the Chiefs.

The Chiefs and Hy-Vee officially kicked-off the Chiefs Kingdom Food Drive benefitting Harvesters on Tuesday, November 27th.