COMMUNITY PHOTOS

The Chiefs Community Caring Team, including PFHOFer Bobby Bell and Ambassador Shawn Barber, along with rising senior varsity football athletes from six local high schools visit the Black Archives of Mid-America.

The Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring Team participated in a wreath laying ceremony at the Leavenworth National Cemetery in Fort Leavenworth on Saturday, December 17, 2022.

The Chiefs Women's Organization partners with the Salvation Army to ring bells around the Country Club Plaza.

Kansas City Chiefs players distribute meals and spend time with members of the community for Thanksgiving.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid gives Thanksgiving turkeys and groceries to members of the community.

Chiefs Women's Organization visits EarlystART.

Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay Jr. visits the St. Elizabeth Catholic School for a "Kingdom United" reading event on Monday, November 7, 2022.

Frank Clark and Chris Jones attend the Frank Clark Family Foundation's annual coat giveaway at the Southeast Community Center.

8th grade boys and 7th grade girls receive expert tips from Chiefs Legend Gary Stills, then, after the practice session concludes, the YMCA will receive a grant of nearly $70,000 complements of the Hunt Family Foundation.

Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco (10) tours the University of Kansas Health System's Proton Therapy Center in partnership with the NFL's Crucial Catch initiative.

Kansas City Chiefs Women's Organization visit Operation Breakthrough for a tour and volunteer opportunity.

Photos from the annual Kansas City Ambassadors Golf Classic and Pairing Party.

The Kansas City Chiefs celebrate 2022's Red Friday with fans across the city.

The Kansas City Chiefs at First Friday in the Crossroads on September 2, 2022

A pair of the newest Chiefs players Justin Reid & Trent McDuffie and team President Mark Donovan visit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) on a private tour, joined by approximately a dozen area high school football players from Lincoln College Prep.

Last night, Chiefs Kingdom Kids youth fan club members and their families watched Sing 2 on Arrowvision from the field at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

Kansas City Chiefs Legends Tim Grunhard and Dante Hall visit Stuttgart Army base to have a clinic with local kids and meet with base leaders.

The Kansas City Chiefs hosted Dream Factory "wish child" Cierra Eichinger for a stadium tour with a surprise visit from Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker (7).

Members of the Kansas City Chiefs and representatives from City Year and Giving the Basics help with the official kickoff event of the 2021 Playoffs at Hy-Vee. The donation campaign allows for shoppers to donate hygiene products for local students.

Kansas City Ambassadors visit the Don Bosco Senior Center for a New Year's celebration.

Kansas City Chiefs participate in My Cause My Cleats for week thirteen against the Denver Broncos.

Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleaders, KC Wolf, and Ambassadors joined representatives from Harvesters Community Food Network, Hy-Vee, and CommunityAmerica Credit Union to assemble holiday meal boxes.

The Chiefs Women's Organization hosted a military baby shower for military moms. This event was partnered with Operation Shower and GEHA.

The Kansas City Chiefs Ambassadors attend a Chiefs Flag Football team practice at the new Downtown YMCA turf field.

KC Wolf, Chiefs Cheerleaders, Rumble and Pro Football Hall of Famers attend the Move United Wheelchair Football Tournament Championship outside GEHA Field at Arrowhead.

Tavia Hunt and the Kansas City Chiefs host the 10th annual Chiefs Style Lounge partnered with MOCSA.

The Kansas City Chiefs host the Challenger Fantasy Camp with visits from KC Wolf, cheerleaders and players.

Members of the CWO sort and package food at Harvesters Community Food Network to be distributed to those who face food insecurity throughout Kansas City.

The Kansas City Chiefs and GEHA announce the naming of the GEHA Field at Arrowhead.

The KC Chamber hosts the annual 2021 Chiefs Kickoff Luncheon at the Downtown Marriott Hotel.

The Chiefs, in partnership with Lowe's, distributed prepackaged cookies, candy canes, and custom ornaments to Cornerstones of Care families. Upon receiving the ornament, the families learned they're the recipient of a 6-ft, pre-lit Alaskan Pine Christmas tree donated by Lowe's.

The Kansas City Chiefs joined local Marines at Union Station as part of a drive-thru Toys for Tots drive presented by GEHA.

The Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring Team, along with Kansas City Ambassador Dave Lindstrom, GEHA's new Chief Medical Director Dr. Michael Shusko, Chiefs Cheerleaders, and KC Wolf visited Fort Leavenworth ahead of Sunday's Salute to Service game to visit with service members on base and to present a game ball to Specialist Thomas Snell. Snell will serve as the DiPardo Spirit Leader during Sunday's game.

Arrowhead Stadium served as an official polling location for residents who live in the Kansas City limits of Jackson County.

The Kansas City Chiefs partnered with United Way, Harvesters, and the Kansas City Royals to host a voter registration and food distribution event. United Way provided assistance for both Missouri and Kansas residents who would like to register to vote while working closely with Harvesters to distribute food to community members in need.

Photos of Chiefs Kingdom getting ready for Red Friday Kickoff Edition in the days leading up to the Chiefs vs Texans NFL Opener game.

Members of the Chiefs Community Caring Team honored Dr. Seuss and celebrated "Read Across America Day" at schools around the Kansas City Area.

Chiefs players Damien Wilson and Mike Pennel join Kansas City Royals players Alex Gordon and Bubba Starling at the Community Services League BlendWell Community Cafe to pamper single mothers for a holiday spa day.

The Chiefs Women's Organization assists youth at The Children's Place with holiday craft projects.

Chiefs players visit patients at The University of Kansas Health System to encourage and inspire those who are currently fighting battles in the pediatric unit.

Kansa City Chiefs Safety Tyrann Mathieu along with many of his teammates hosts his first celebrity waiter night in Kansas City on Saturday night to help raise money for the Tyrann Mathieu foundation.

Tavia Hunt and the Kansas City Chiefs will host the eighth annual Chiefs Style Lounge, an event where chic style and football fandom collide. For the first time, this year's event will feature a partnership with MOCSA. (Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault)

The Kansas City Chiefs and Ambassadors of Compassion joined forces to help feed the hungry of our community. More than 60 area relief organizations, including food pantries and church ministries, were identified by Harvesters and will benefit as a result of this year's event. Tyson Foods donated in excess of 30,000 pounds of protein product and these local agencies received this much-needed nourishment for the people they serve.

Eric Fisher and Reunite the Fight brings a veteran to the WW1 museum and surprising him with fellow platoon mates and tickets to Sunday's game.

The Chiefs Women's Organization and presenting partner GEHA team up with the non-profit Operation Shower to host a "Magic & Wonder" themed group baby shower for military moms and moms-to-be. This year's shower marks the second time the CWO has partnered with Operation Shower.

The Kansas City Chiefs tour the hangar housing a B-2 Stealth Bomber, watch military K-9 training, and then meet with service men and women to sign autographs.

The Kansas City Chiefs host the fifth-annual Chiefs Kingdom Kids Trick-or-Treat Bash at Arrowhead Stadium on October 22, 2019.

In honor of the Crucial Catch initiative, members of the Chiefs Community Caring Team will visit the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge. While there, patients currently residing at Hope Lodge will have the opportunity to participate in a game-day "pep rally" while getting manicures and massages and playing "tailgate" games.

The Chiefs players visit the Veterans Community Project. While there, they engaged in a brief service opportunity followed by a cookout with the residents of VCP.

The Kansas City Chiefs defensive backs Bashaud Breeland and Alex Brown visited with the Lincoln College Prep football team at practice to encourage players and assist with drills. While at practice, players recognized Coach William Lowe for being named Chiefs Coach of the Week. Following practice, players visited the location of the new Municipal Stadium historical marker was unveiled on Friday, Oct. 4, 2019.

The Chiefs Rookie Club hosted an all-inclusive Fantasy Camp at Arrowhead Stadium on September 24, 2019. Special Olympics and YMCA Challenger athletes in attendance received a surprise customized locker room name plate and jersey and got to visit the Chiefs locker room before heading to the field to participate in a series of Play 60 drills led by the Chiefs Rookie Club.

The Chiefs Women's Organization volunteered at Kansas City's Giving the Basics where they packed and sorted hygiene products for those in need in the local area.

Kansas City Chiefs Tight End Travis Kelce hosts his Fourth Annual Walk the Walk fashion benefit on Thursday, September 12, 2019 at The Guild KC. The event is put on by Kelce's Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation and supports Operation Breakthrough.

The Chiefs Defensive Line visit the Independence Fire Department Training Tower to recognize first responders. The D-Line compete in "firefighter games" to test their abilities against the first responders and also participate in a gear exchange.

The Kansas City Chiefs celebrate 2019's Red Friday with fans all across Kansas City.

KC Wolf helps hang a Chiefs banner at Kansas City's Union Station, then takes a Chiefs themed street car to parade downtown with Rumble. Later that afternoon, KC Wolf directed the installation of yet another banner at the Westport Wagon, followed by decorating Kansas City's Pioneer Square Monument with Chiefs jerseys.

Kansas City Chiefs players visit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City. While there, the players and children from Ronald McDonald House compete in game challenges.

The Kansas City Chiefs host their third annual Crucial Catch Practice Luncheon. Cancer survivors and their guests had the opportunity to have lunch in the team's cafe as well as meet a few players, coaches, and the one and only KC Wolf.

Kansas City Chiefs Linebacker Frank Clark spent time on Tuesday with local kids and families handing out school supplies, having lunch, and playing some games at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs Celebrate Chiefs greats Johnny Robinson and Tony Gonzalez during the events at the NFL Hall of Fame.