Photo Gallery: Chiefs in the Community

The Kansas City Chiefs hosted a group of sailors from the USS Kansas City and USS Harry S. Truman at GEHA Field at Arrowhead on July 1, 2021. The sailors were given a tour of the stadium with Chiefs Ambassadors followed by a meet & greet with Chiefs VP of Content and Production, Rob Alberino.

Around 300 of Kansas City Chiefs season ticket members get an exclusive look at Chiefs practice.

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 9th Annual Chiefs Style Lounge Presented by Helzberg Diamonds.

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.

The Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring Team volunteers at Harvesters, assembling BackSnacks to combat weekend hunger.

The Chiefs Ambassadors visit the Don Bosco Senior Center to ring in the New Year, play bingo, and engage with the seniors living there, many of whom are life-long Chiefs fans.