The NFL QB Patrick Mahomes won the hearts of little fans. Thanks to the team’s generosity, the children from Make-A-Wish Missouri & Kansas got an opportunity to spend time with the Red Army. It happened during their 11 training camp practice at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph on Friday.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ charity organization took to its official Instagram account, @chiefsinthecommunity, to share glimpses of the great day. By sharing numerous pictures featuring Mahomes and other players, they gave a lovely caption to the post: “What a special day spent with @makeawishmokan kids up at camp! Thank you all for stopping by ❤️”

Not only Patrick, but Chiefs’ other players and coach Andy Reid also volunteered with young cancer patients of Make-A-Wish Missouri & Kansas, a nonprofit organization, at the pre-season camp. The star QB, who is soon to become a father of his third child with wife Brittany Mahomes, had his greatest moment with surviving beautiful children.

Super Bowl Champion team players, including Felix Anudike-Uzomah, DE, Mike Pennel, DT, Isiah Pacheco, RB, Xavier Worthy, WR, and Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB, all made lovely memories with young patients as they were seen engaging in activities and hearty conversations. In a recent post, cancer survivor kids looked happy while meeting with the NFL Chiefs’ passionate players and receiving special gifts from them.

Amid the pre-season camp’s instincts, the father of Sterling and Bronze, Mahomes, was seen distributing Chiefs’ t-shirts, footballs, and other special gifts to the young children, bringing smiles to their faces. Additionally, the NFL MVP player was also seen giving autographs on the back of Chiefs’ t-shirts when they were donned by one of the young patients.

The Chiefs’ QB’s lovely gesture came soon after he delighted his fandom with the news of his baby no. 3’s arrival, with a potential due date in December 2024 or January 2025. The NFL couple also revealed the gender of their baby with a wholesome post.

Before becoming a dad to his third child, Mahomes’ charity work at the preseason training is drawing a lot of attention. However, this isn’t the first time Mahomes has shown this kind gesture. Previously as well, he surprised a young cancer survivor fan as he visited Make-A-Wish kid Jackson, after his recovery from cancer.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and TE Travis Kelce showcase generosity during mandatory minicamp

During their three-day mandatory mini-camp held from June 11 to 13 in Kansas City, the Chiefs star QB and his teammate Travis Kelce met with a young cancer survivor admirer, Jackson.

The Chiefs star’s adorable meeting with Jackson, 7, and his siblings went viral on the Internet. The Chiefs posted heart-melting glimpses of the meeting with Make-A-Wish kid Jackson, who recently recovered from cancer.

They captioned the post, “The guys got to spend some time with Make-A-Wish kiddo Jackson yesterday who, after 7 rounds of aggressive treatment, just recently got to say he is officially cancer-free,” the team wrote in a caption.

In the video, Mahomes, 28, was seen exhilarated while greeting his young fan and his siblings. On the other hand, the Chiefs TE’s lovely expression was also featured in the video. Mahomes and his teammates were spotted signing shirts, gloves, and other items shared by the Chiefs. Indeed, the Kansas City Chiefs duo proved that their impact is not limited to the fields!