Photo Gallery: Chiefs Visit The University of Kansas Health System

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

The Chiefs Rookie Club visits the Children’s Center Campus for its annual Holiday outreach visit.

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.

Derrick Nnadi hosts 40-45 mothers and children for a full course Thanksgiving dinner at the Sheffield Place.

Chiefs players play video games with members of the local Marines combat Logistics Regiment 4 and promote the upcoming Toys for Tots game.

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.

Chiefs players and representatives from KC Southern make a surprise visit to a local family at the Guadalupe Center.

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 2nd annual 'Que for a Cause hosted by Kansas City Chiefs lineman, Mitchell Schwartz took place on November 4, 2019. Schwartz and teammates served guests from a variety of BBQ themed stations, and auctioned off their aprons for charity.

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.