Kansas City Current Makes Multi-Year Deal with CVS Health

Posted February 24, 2026

The Kansas City Current announced another multi-year collaboration; this time with CVS Health as the official retail pharmacy of the team.

As the “Official Retail Pharmacy of the Kansas City Current,” the CVS Health logo will be featured on all Kansas City Current kits as the club’s lower back-of-kit partner in the 2026 season. The CVS Health logo will also appear on the team’s road travel apparel for National Women’s Soccer League regular-season road matches.

As part of the collaboration, CVS Health will support and launch community activations across the Kansas City area, including its youth initiative, Current’s mini-pitch. CVS Health will also sponsor in-stadium programming at CPKC Stadium.

“We are extremely excited to welcome CVS Health not just as a new corporate partner, but as an organization that will be a vital contributor to the Current’s game-changing community initiatives,” Missy Jenkins, Kansas City Current Senior Vice President of Commercial, said in a release. “Partnering with CVS Health will have a tremendous impact both on and off the pitch, and we are honored to have their support for years to come.”

CVS generated over $3 billion in annual economic impact to the state of Missouri, provided $2.7 million in community support and supported and sustained over 13,000 jobs, according to the release.

“Together, we will create meaningful change across Kansas City by helping to expand access to health and wellness programs that encourage movement, connection and everyday wellbeing through our support of women’s soccer,” Shawn Eaton, Division Vice President of the Midwest at CVS Health, said in the release.

The Kansas City Current recently announced Arvest Bank will be a title sponsor for the CPKC Stadium suite level and Pitch Club. Current Landing, the mixed-use waterfront development near CPKC Stadium, also announced a new upscale sports bar, Revel at Current Landing, coming later this year.

Across state lines, Sporting Kansas City unveiled that Saint Luke’s would become the new official health and team care provider, as well as the title sponsor for its stadium in KCK, ending its10-year partnership with Children’s Mercy.