Exciting news! Check out the initial renderings for the Operation Breakthrough Ignition Lab: Powered by 87 & Running, which will provide a powerful springboard for teens ages 14-18 who live in economically depressed and often violent neighborhoods in Kansas City. The lab will be a safe space for some of Kansas City’s most promising teens…
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Travis Kelce’s open letter to his city and how he plans to leave it a better place after signing a contract extension that keeps him in Kansas City for six more years.
The online fundraising platform Omaze is partnering with Gateway Bronco on a fundraising initiative to support Travis Kelce’s organization 87 & Running. The campaign is offering one lucky winner a completely restored, one-of-a-kind 1969 Ford “Fuelie” Bronco, with a full frame-off restoration and modern twist compliments of Gateway Bronco. To up the ante, Kelce will…
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This summer, Travis Kelce and 87 & Running brought the Walk the Walk fashion benefit to Kelce’s hometown of Cleveland for the first time ever. The event raised money for the local Heights Foundation and served as the debut for his new lifestyle brand TruKolors. Kelce looks forward to continuing to grow 87 & Running’s…
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Last week, Travis Kelce along with his foundation 87 & Running hosted the third annual Walk the Walk Fashion Benefit at the Guild in downtown Kansas City and all the KC stars came out to support! Check out the gallery to see a few highlights from the night and the most epic Walk the Walk…
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Surprises, football, and water balloons make for a memorable day at Kelce’s First Annual Football Camp Kansas City, MO: When Pro Bowl tight end Travis Kelce does something, he’s going to do it right and with style. So when Kelce hosted his first annual Elite Pro Skills Camp this past July one had to assume…
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Brothers Amir and Amare came to Operation Breakthrough suddenly, two years ago, when a member of their family was brutally murdered. The shooting rocked their family; made them feel unsafe in their own home. They needed to move, change schools, get their bearings. The boys were 7 and 8, and their mother was paralyzed with…
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