dq. Paul Rudd Partners With Kansas City Chiefs to Launch Discounted Ticket Program for Veterans and Low-Income Families
Hollywood meets heartland generosity as actor Paul Rudd and the Kansas City Chiefs team up for a mission that goes far beyond the field. In a new initiative announced this week, the beloved “Ant-Man” star and lifelong Chiefs fan is partnering with the franchise to create a discounted ticket program designed to give veterans and low-income families greater access to Chiefs home games.
The program, called “Chiefs for All,” will make a select number of game tickets available at reduced prices throughout the 2025 season. The idea, Rudd said, is to “make sure that the people who love this team the most — the ones who’ve served our country and the families who keep Kansas City strong — can actually be in the stands to experience it.”
For Rudd, who grew up in Overland Park, Kansas, this initiative is deeply personal. He’s been a fixture at Arrowhead Stadium for years, cheering on his hometown team through thick and thin. Now, his collaboration with the Chiefs shows a different kind of fandom — one rooted in giving back and strengthening community spirit.
Chiefs President Mark Donovan praised Rudd’s involvement, calling it “a powerful reminder that football is about connection — not just competition.” The program is set to roll out before the team’s next home game, with veterans’ organizations and local community centers helping distribute tickets to qualifying families.
In a city where football is family, Paul Rudd’s latest role — as a bridge between Hollywood and heartland compassion — might just be his most meaningful yet.
