Photo Gallery: 2019 Ambassador Gala

The Chiefs Community Caring Team, led by the club’s wide receivers, joined Kansas City Community Gardens (KCCG) at Stony Point North Elementary to help students plant a garden at the school.

The Chiefs Community Caring Team, led by the team's quarterbacks, visited the Kansas City Regional Police Academy on May 14, 2019 in honor of National Police Week. During the visit, the quarterbacks mingled with law enforcement officers and witnessed/participated in various demonstrations, including bomb training, a SWAT team demonstration, and a driver training course.

Current and former members of the Kansas City Chiefs visited The University of Kansas Health System to inspire and share hope to those fighting battles in the pediatric unit on May 9, 2019.

The Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring Team, led by the Chiefs linebackers, hosted a group of Girl Scouts at the Chiefs Sports Lab inside Arrowhead Stadium on May 8, 2019.

As a reward for their participation in the Character Live Playbook, the Chiefs, led by WR Byron Pringle and DB Charvarius Ward, hosted a quick assembly at Platte City Middle School to keep students motivated and to reinforce the importance of developing their character and relationships.

Chiefs in the Community Defensive Line and Defensive Backs.

Chiefs Season Ticket Members celebrate the draft by coming to Arrowhead Stadium for food, fun, autographs and a great day in the sun.

The Chiefs ambassadors visit Meadow Lane Elementary, Chisholm Trail Middle School, and Olathe Northwest High School on Monday, March 25thto deliver Chiefs Kingdom FLAG Football kits

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 Chiefs Community Caring Team, including Chiefs Vice President of Communications Ted Crews, Ambassador Dave Lindstrom, Chiefs linebacker Rob McCray, City Year Core Members, and students of Central Middle School visited the Black Archives of Mid-America to learn about the rich African American history of Kansas City.

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.