The beneficiary of this year’s Chiefs Charity Game was MOCSA (Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault). August 20th was the date, and Arrowhead Stadium (where else?) was the place. The annual event, created by Lamar Hunt and continued by the Hunt family, was first held in 1985. Proceeds are earmarked to assist MOCSA in expanding education and prevention programs in local schools.
Tom Wagers, Julie Donelon, MOCSA; and Clark and Tavia Hunt
Brock Thornburgh with Lisa New, Chiefs Charity Game committee member
KC Wolf with Hanni Woelk, MOCSA
Jenn Toro, MOCSA volunteer
Halftime Show Participants: (Front row) Nate and Lindsey Saathoff, Matthew Osterman, Hanni Woelk, Emily Hall, Nancy Honts, Dakota Jones, and Skylar Biggs (middle row) Cheyenne Clonch, Erica Flores, and Audrey LeVota (back row) Keith Mader, Brandee Alexander, Paige Richardson, Darius Drew, Chloe Miller, Louis Armstrong, Ross Lanius, and Zoraya Rowlands
Featured in the October 1, 2022 issue of The Independent.
Photo Credit: Matthew Hicks and MOCSA
