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The NFL has pretty strict rules on players’ footwear, but for one week only, the league is relaxing those regulations to promote charitable causes.

Players will wear custom shoes in Week 13 for My Cause My Cleats, a program to let the men of the NFL showcase some of the causes close to their hearts.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce will be promoting Eighty-Seven & Running, his foundation that focuses on empowering disadvantaged youth through education, business, athletics, STEM, and the arts. His charity this year is raising money for local KC organization Operation Breakthrough, which “provides a safe, loving and educational environment for children in poverty and empowers their families through advocacy, emergency aid and education,” according to the organization’s website.

Travis Kelce’s custom shoes

You can read about the Chiefs and their favorite charities at Chiefs.com. Among the Chiefs promoting causes are:

ALEX SMITH
The Alex Smith Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.
TRAVIS KELCE
87 and Running Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.
TYREEK HILL
Special Olympics. Photo via Chiefs.com.
ALBERT WILSON
The Albert Wilson Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.
CHARCANDRICK WEST
Shriners Hospital. Photo via Chiefs.com.
DERRICK JOHNSON
Defend the Dream Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.
CHRIS JONES
V Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.
DUSTIN COLQUITT
TeamSmile. Photo via Chiefs.com.
JAMES WINCHESTER
Braden’s Hope For Childhood Cancer. Photo via Chiefs.com.
CAM ERVING
The American Cancer Society. Photo via Chiefs.com.
JARVIS JENKINS
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.
ERIC BERRY
Leukemia Awareness. Photo via Chiefs.com.
MARCUS PETERS
Fam First Family Foundation. Photo via Chiefs.com.

Denver Broncos linebacker and KC native Shane Ray is promoting his charity, Ray’s Awareness, which seeks “to inspire kids to dream, no matter what the circumstances, and to assist youth and their families in under-served areas in Kansas City / Denver to reach their full potential through sports programs and activities,” according to the organization’s Facebook page.

KC native Shane Ray displays his cleats, featuring his charity Ray’s Awareness. Photo via NFL.com

You can see a gallery with more of the custom shoes at NFL.com.