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Volunteer Jennifer Siren hands a box to Kansas City Chiefs running back Kolby Smith as they helped load some of the 30,000 pounds of protein products donated by Tyson Foods on Tuesday in the parking lot of Arrowhead Stadium. The players, and other volunteers, transferred the food to vehicles from approximately 60 area relief organizations. The Chiefs' involvement in the Lift Up America program was fostered by team chairman Clark Hunt.

Volunteers gathered to help load some of the 30,000 pounds of protein products donated by Tyson Foods on Tuesday in the parking lot of Arrowhead Stadium. The players, and other volunteers, transferred the food to vehicles from approximately 60 area relief organizations. The Chiefs' involvement in the Lift Up America program was fostered by team chairman Clark Hunt.

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli stops to talk with drivers as they line up to receive some of the 30,000 pounds of food.

Kansas City Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt helped load some of the food. The Chiefs' involvement in the Lift Up America program was fostered by Hunt.

Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli and tight end Leonard Pope helped load some of the 30,000 pounds of protein products donated by Tyson Foods. The players, and other volunteers, transferred the food to vehicles from approximately 60 area relief organizations.

Chiefs wide receiver Bobby Wade helped load boxes.

Chiefs tight end Leonard Pope helped load some of the food donated by Tyson Foods as part of the Lift Up America program. The Chiefs and other volunteers transferred the food to vehicles from approximately 60 area relief organizations.

Chiefs defensive end Andy Studebaker helped load boxes.

The Chiefs' involvement in the program was fostered by team chairman Clark Hunt.

Chiefs running back Kolby Smith took the handoff from volunteer Jennifer Siren.

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli greeted tight end Leonard Pope as they arrived to help.

Kansas City Chiefs photographer Hank Young took a group picture of volunteers from the community and the Chiefs organization after they were done.