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The Kansas City Chiefs tight end partnered with the breakfast company Kodiak.

Travis Kelce is using his newfound fame for good. He announced that he has teamed up with Kodiak to donate 25,000 meals to hungry kids during playoff season.

Operation Breakthrough, a local non-profit is showing their support for The Chiefs by creating a breakaway banner.

Travis Kelce and Kodiak teamed up to donate meals to kids.

Operation Breakthrough education center is opening its doors Tuesday for parents and families needing help because of the weather. The center was closed Monday for MLK Day.

With so many school closures across the Kansas City area, parents are faced with what to do for childcare.

Combining their deep appreciation for the University of Central Missouri with their desire to support students, a Leawood, Kansas, couple has created an endowed scholarship for students who participated in Operation Breakthrough’s Ignition Lab, powered by Travis Kelce’s Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation. The first Homer and Becky Kay “I Matter” Scholarship was awarded in fall 2023 to a young Kansas City resident pursuing his degree in Music Technology at UCM.

Arrowhead Addicts new Charity Spotlight will shine a light on their civic efforts, starting with Travis Kelces 87 & Running.

The tantalizing potential of factory-built housing continues to attract investors and entrepreneurs.

Donna Kelce has been a constant support for her sons, Jason and Travis Kelce, as they played for the Eagles and the Chiefs, respectively