With the help of Salvation Army and Noah Gray, we surprised Chiefs fan Jack Larson, who has been giving back to his community for 30+ years, with tickets to this year's Super Bowl.

For this Thanksgiving holiday, Justin Reid partnered with local organizations to give away over 300 turkeys to families in the KC community!

Dr. Amy Patel has been nominated as the Chiefs NFL 2022 Fan of the Year.

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In support of our Military Mission presented by GEHA, we packed up the Training Lab and traveled to Fort Riley Middle School, spending a whole day of fun & activities with students of military families!

In honor of our Military Mission presented by GEHA, we partnered with Operation Shower to host military families and provide them with loads of girts as they prepare to welcome their newest bundles of joy.

Check out how our very own Business Development Representative, Sheila Sickau, makes a difference in the office & on the field as she combines her interest of working for the Kansas City Chiefs and playing for the Kansas City Glory to start a flag football league for young girls with the goal of increasing the accessibility of the sport.

The Kansas City Chiefs and City Year team up for the 8th year in a row to welcome students and teachers back to school.

MOCSA acts as the green dot in our community just as Patrick Mahomes does on the field - communicating clearly & effectively.

Saturday's preseason week 2 matchup against the Washington Commanders will mark the 38th annual Chiefs Charity Game. Since its inception in 1985, and through the vision of Lamar Hunt and the Hunt family, the Chiefs Charity Game has raised more than $15 million for local charities that support children in need. For the second-consecutive season, the 2022 Chiefs Charity Game will benefit MOCSA (Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault).

Since 2021, we've partnered with MOCSA, a local organization aiding survivors of sexual assault, for our annual Chiefs Charity Game as we work together to create and sustain healthy relationships in our community.

To honor Juneteenth Trent McDuffie & Justin Reid visit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt shares his excitement as Kansas City is announced as a host city for the 2026 World Cup

Kansas City Ambassadors and Alumni hosted the 2022 Kansas City Ambassador Gala that helped raise funds for more than 25 local non-profits, including Camp Quality and Big Brothers Big Sisters of KC.

The Chiefs Community Team and local high school football players visited the Black Archives of Mid-America for a day of important education

Byron Pringle and Jody Fortson visit Guadalupe High School to talk to students about the importance of education.

Blake Bell and Ben Niemann visit KCFD 39, GEHA Field at Arrowhead's first responders station, to see what station life is like.

A few Chiefs players join Ronald McDonald House Charities to kick off Red Friday in the best way they know how - a cookoff.

15 and Mahomies provide vision screenings for kids in Kansas City as they prepare for school helping them to see clearly in style.

A look back at Military Appreciation Day and the final practice at Chiefs 2021 Training Camp.

Watch as we surprise Jaleon Brown with the 2021 Len Dawson Scholarship.

As the world continues to heal from trying times, there's a great deal of mending that must occur for tomorrow to be as bright as we expected. But as we peer down the road and into the future, we see light uniting the community.

TE Travis Kelce met with local students to talk about the new Black Boys Film, kicking off an Old Spice initiative to help ALL young guys feel confident in their own skin and raise graduation rates in underserved communities over the next 10 years.

The Chiefs Women's Organization and presenting partner GEHA teamed up with the non-profit Operation Shower to host a drive-through baby shower for military moms and moms-to-be at Arrowhead Stadium

A recap of the United Way Voter Registration and Food Drive Event held at Arrowhead Stadium

Take a look back at one of the best days of the year in Chiefs Kingdom, RED FRIDAY.

The Chiefs, alongside the NFL, hosted a virtual Play 60 event with 150 Special Olympics athletes, which included physical activity exercises conducted by Chiefs' legend Will Shields