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

The Chiefs Community Team was at the Ronald McDonald House Charities to kick off Red Friday 2020

Mitch Holthus walks us through Leavenworth National Cemetery on Memorial Day to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in their service.

The Kansas City Chiefs were out in the community making a difference for those in need throughout the 2019 season.

Dustin Colquitt, Kansas City Ambassadors, staff members, Cheerleaders and Red Coaters celebrated Read Across America Day by reading to kids throughout Kansas City.

Ambassador Eric Hicks visited the Black Archives of Mid-America alongside 25 students from Central Middle School on Wednesday in celebration of Black History Month.

Ambassadors Ken Kremer and Ed Lothamer visited patients at the Kansas City VA Medical Center on Friday.

Punter Dustin Colquitt delivered chocolate and stuffed animals to kids in the hospital this week.

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Kendall Fuller shows letters that 5th grade students sent him after Chiefs' Super Bowl LIV win.

Several Kansas City Ambassadors visited the St. Mark Child & Family Development Center this week to lead students through a variety of crafts. Before leaving, the Ambassadors presented the school with a grant from the Hunt Family Foundation.

Kansas City is ready for the postseason.

The Kansas City Ambassadors presented Camp Quality with a check for $80,109, which was raised during the Hunt Family Foundation 50/50 Raffle earlier this year.

The Kansas City Ambassadors made their annual visit to the Don Bosco Senior Center on New Year's Eve.