Photo Gallery: CWO Visit Cross-Lines

To kick off the Chiefs Kingdom Food Drive (CKFD), the Chiefs Community Caring Team and Kansas City Ambassadors joined representatives from Harvesters and Hy-Vee to assemble holiday meal boxes.

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 Alums, Cheerleaders, and KC Wolf deliver flag football kits to local elementary schools in Lee's Summit, MO.

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.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Community America host a Red Friday Eve Celebration, and Kansas City turns the city red.

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.