Here are the causes Mahomes, Kelce and other Chiefs will support with ‘My Cause My Cleats’

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Published: Nov. 20, 2025 at 12:06 PM CST

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The NFL’s ‘My Cause My Cleats’ campaign returns this weekend around the league and several Kansas City Chiefs will be participating during their game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Thursday, the Chiefs shared a list that included several players and the charities or causes they will be representing this week.

The now ninth-annual ‘My Cause My Cleats’ week allows players, coaches and staff members to shine a light on causes and nonprofits they appreciate.

According to the NFL, over 1,800 players, coaches and staff will participate with support for causes like cancer awareness and prevention, health and disease awareness, social justice, youth empowerment, mental health and more.

Here’s the list of Chiefs players and causes the team shared Thursday:

PlayerFoundationCause
P Matt AraizaMatthew Friedman Memorial FoundationBrain Aneurysm Awareness
K Harrison ButkerHerzog FoundationChristian Education
DE Mike DannaBraden’s Hope for Childhood CancerCancer Awareness & Prevention
DE Ashton GillotteThe Lord’s Kitchen Ministries and Place of HopeFood Insecurity, Veteran Housing, Addiction Recovery; Foster Kids, Teen Moms, Human Trafficking
DB Jaden HicksChildren’s Mercy Kansas CityCancer Awareness & Prevention
DT Chris JonesLight the World Giving MachineFood Insecurity, Health and Wellness
DE George KarlaftisKansas City Public Schools Education FoundationSocial Justice (Education, Economic Advancement, Police Relations)
TE Travis KelceEighty-Seven and RunningYouth health & wellness, football camps and programming
QB Patrick Mahomes15 and the Mahomies FoundationYouth health & wellness, football camps and programming
CB Trent McDuffieT22 McDuffie Foundation and Solace HouseYouth health & wellness, football camps and programming
OL Jaylon MooreCommonwealth Impact FoundationHunger and food insecurity
DT Derrick NnadiAmerican Foundation for Suicide PreventionMental Health
DT Omarr Norman-LottWorld Wildlife FundDefenders of wildlife
WR Rashee RiceRashee Rice Legacy FoundationMental Health
G Trey SmithUncorneredStreet violence prevention
TE Robert TonyanGi Gi’s PlayhouseHealth disease awareness and prevention
CB Jaylen WatsonBest Buddies MissouriIntellectual and Developmental Disabilities
TE Jared WileyBridge East Temple FoundationYouth health & wellness, football camps and programming
WR Xavier WorthyThe Worthy 1’s FoundationSingle moms & youth
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Chris Jones (95) greets fans in front of a My Cause My Cleats...
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Chris Jones (95) greets fans in front of a My Cause My Cleats banner during pre-game warmups before an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos, Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021 in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)(Reed Hoffmann | AP)

The NFL said fans can donate to causes of players via a partnership with Rayze and fans can also donate with bids on select game-worn cleats on NFL Auction.

For more information about the My Cause My Cleats campaign, visit here.

Chiefs and Colts will kick off at 12 p.m. CT on Sunday. It can be watched live on KCTV.