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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – October 15, 2025 In a powerful show of community spirit, actor and Kansas City native Paul Rudd has partnered with the Kansas City Chiefs to launch a new discounted ticket program for veterans, low-income families, and individuals facing hardship across Missouri and Kansas. The initiative — called “Red Friday for All” — aims to make the game-day experience at Arrowhead Stadium more accessible to those who might otherwise never get the chance to witness Chiefs football in person. According to team officials, Rudd personally collaborated with the Chiefs’ ownership group and the organization’s community outreach department to design the program. Discounted tickets will be offered for every remaining home game of the 2025 season, distributed through local nonprofits, veterans’ associations, and community centers to ensure fairness and inclusivity. Speaking about the project, Rudd shared his motivation behind the partnership: “Kansas City has always been about heart — hard work, unity, and showing up for one another. Football here isn’t just a sport; it’s part of who we are. This program is our way of making sure that anyone who loves this city can feel the energy of Arrowhead on a Sunday.” Chiefs President Mark Donovan praised the collaboration, calling it “a natural fit between two hometown icons who truly understand what Kansas City stands for.” Fans have quickly embraced the news, applauding the team and Rudd for their continued commitment to the community. Social media buzzed with messages of gratitude from local families and veterans’ groups, with many calling the initiative “the true spirit of Chiefs Kingdom.” With “Red Friday for All,” the Kansas City Chiefs continue to prove that their impact stretches far beyond the field — reminding everyone that the loudest stadium in the world is also one of the most generous. Join the conversation and celebrate the heart of Kansas City with #ChiefsKingdom and #RedFridayForAll.