Clayton Funk made a gutsy call at halftime during the AFC Championship Game last month.
With the Kansas City Chiefs up 21-10, the Missouri-based investment banker and ardent Chiefs fan bought three front-row, end zone seats for Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles, along with passes to the champions’ pre-party and a three-night stay in a Beverly Hills hotel — a package valued at $52,000.
But after chatting with Cincinnati firm Arcadia Towers, long-time clients with whom Funk had bet barbecue that the Chiefs would win (if the Bengals had lost, Arcadia would have sent Funk Skyline Chili), he was inspired to donate his Super Bowl package — tickets, party and hotel combined — to a local charity.
