Kansas City Chiefs Visit RMHC, Raise Nearly $400,000

On Monday afternoon, members of the Kansas City Chiefs visited Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City to present a check of $388,112. The donation money came from a contribution of funds from the Hunt Family Foundation 50/50 Raffle, and from flag sales on Red Friday. While the players were there, they met some of the local RMHC families and children, and signed some autographs afterwards.





"We're excited to be back here once again supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City, which does so much for families facing difficult times," said Tyler Epp, the Executive Vice President of Business Operations for the Chiefs. "I want to thank our players for being here today and, especially Chiefs Kingdom, whose generosity and excitement for our football team has positively impacted the lives of those in the community."

Without generous donations like this one from the Kansas City Chiefs, none of what we do at RMHC would be possible. We would like to thank the Kansas City Chiefs and all of our generous donors for allowing us to help thousands of families in the Kansas City area!