The Kansas City Chiefs Support Their Community

By Richard Pascuzzi

Introduction

For more than 30 years, Richard Pascuzzi has been in the forefront of Dallas' financial community. Richard Pascuzzi's advisory services to wealthy clients cover not only investment opportunities, but also estate planning, insurance considerations, and debt management.

When relaxing, Pascuzzi is a big fan of the Kansas City Chiefs. This NFL football franchise actively promotes good health with several community programs. In addition to the participation of the team and the owners, the cheerleaders and the front office also pitch in. For instance, the Chiefs are active in fighting breast cancer.

Kansas City Chiefs

Along with the University of Kansas Hospital and the American Cancer Society, they sponsored the Look Good Feel Better event. Its goal is to boost women's quality of life, including their appearance, during cancer treatments; organizers showed women how to improve their self-image. The Chiefs also took part in Play 60, a league-wide effort to encourage young people to exercise or play for an hour a day and make healthy nutritional choices. The team attended several school-wide assemblies and promoted active living.

Conclusion

Another program, Heads Up Football, was meant for local coaches and players. It offered players instruction in proper tackling techniques to help avoid the possibility of concussions, as well as training coaches to recognize symptoms.