Kansas City Chiefs staff, Chiefs Cheerleaders, Ambassadors, and Red Coaters volunteered their time to help assemble Backsnacks in a fun and friendly competition during the annual Souper Bowl of Caring event at Harvesters on January 31, 2024.

Dante Hall inducted into the Kansas City Chiefs Ring of Honor on Sunday, October 22.

The Chiefs Community Caring Team, including PFHOFer Bobby Bell and Ambassador Shawn Barber, along with rising senior varsity football athletes from six local high schools visit the Black Archives of Mid-America.

The Kansas City Chiefs Community Caring Team participated in a wreath laying ceremony at the Leavenworth National Cemetery in Fort Leavenworth on Saturday, December 17, 2022.

Photos from the annual Kansas City Ambassadors Golf Classic and Pairing Party.

Kansas City Ambassadors visit the Don Bosco Senior Center for a New Year's celebration.

Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleaders, KC Wolf, and Ambassadors joined representatives from Harvesters Community Food Network, Hy-Vee, and CommunityAmerica Credit Union to assemble holiday meal boxes.

The Kansas City Chiefs Ambassadors attend a Chiefs Flag Football team practice at the new Downtown YMCA turf field.

The Chiefs Ambassadors break into teams and prepare meals at The Culinary Center of Kansas City to be donated to MOCSA.

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.

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 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.