The Kansas City Chiefs recently announced that Phoenix Family will be the next beneficiary of the annual Chiefs Charity Game, starting in 2027.
On August 15, in the preseason opener, the Chiefs hosted the Los Angeles Rams for the 42nd annualChiefs Charity Game.
"The Chiefs Charity Game is one of our most beloved traditions, and I am thrilled that the Hunt Family Foundation will be partnering with Phoenix Family as the game's beneficiary for the next few years," Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said in a statement. "Phoenix Family builds brighter and more stable futures for families across the Kansas City community, with programming to serve children, seniors, and family members of all ages. My family and I are delighted to partner with Phoenix Family and to support
their mission serving children and families in need."
Phoenix Family is a Kansas City-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals and families exit poverty. For more than two decades, Phoenix Family has supported residents of affordable housing communities with consistent on-site assistance designed to help families address immediate needs while building a stronger future.
The Chiefs Charity Game continues a legacy of generosity and community service that founder Lamar Hunt established more than 40 years ago. The event celebrates the franchise's commitment to supporting local charities and strengthening the Kansas City community.
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