Kansas City Chiefs Launch KCStrong Fund to Support Shooting Victims
The Chiefs and United Way are launching a fund to benefit the victims of the shooting that occurred just after Kansas City’s Super Bowl victory parade
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The Chiefs and United Way are launching a fund to benefit the victims of the shooting that occurred just after Kansas City’s Super Bowl victory parade
Perry Knotts/Getty Images The Kansas City Chiefs and United Way are launching a fund to support the victims of the mass shooting that occurred Wednesday, February 14, at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade. The KCStrong fund will support “victims and their families, violence prevention and mental health services, and first responders,” according to a statement the Chiefs posted via their Instagram account on Friday, February 16. “We woke up as champions expecting to celebrate a day in triumph,
The United Way has established an emergency fund to support community members in its effort to heal Kansas City following Wednesday’s shooting at Union Station.
The United Way of Greater Kansas City has announced plans for the #KCStrong Fund in partnership with the Kansas City Chiefs.
A candlelight vigil was planned in Kansas City Thursday night.