Bills participate in 2019 Honor Flight

On Friday, May 17, at the team's annual Staff Volunteer Day, Buffalo Bills staff members kicked off the #BillsHuddleFor100 campaign when they came together to help clean up Delaware Park.

As part of the NFL’s “Inspire Change” Initiative, Buffalo Bills players participated in a variety of visits to non-profit organizations throughout the Buffalo community on Monday, May 6. While on-site, the players engaged in different programs and presented donations from funds raised through the Bills social justice initiative. Click through to see photos from each stop.

From Training Camp visits to holiday surprises and everything in-between, the Bills teamed up with several partners to make an impact in the community throughout the 2018 season.

During each home game of the 2018 season, the Bills hosted several different community groups and guests to celebrate youth football, Salute to Service, Play 60, Crucial Catch, My Cause My Cleats, Hometown Heroes, and much more.

The Toyota Rookie Club and several veteran players hosted 125 children from 13 local community organizations for the annual holiday party for children at the Hamburg Fairgrounds Festival of Lights.

During the team's Week 14 game against the Jets, Bills players, coaches and front office staff members, celebrated the NFL's "My Cause My Cleats" initiative by wearing custom cleats and sneakers to showcase causes that they care about.

In Week 14, many Bills players will take part in the NFL's "My Cause My Cleats" initiative. Each player customized a pair of cleats in honor of a cause they are passionate about, to wear during the game. Click through to see each unique design and discover the stories behind their cleats.

The Toyota Rookie Club joined the Independent Health Foundation and Buffalo Niagara American Heart Association for a Play 60 gym class and classroom visits at BPS #64.

Photos from the annual Thanksgiving Blitz where the Buffalo Bills teamed up with the Food Bank of WNY to distribute hundreds of Thanksgiving meals to local families.

Bills defensive tackle Harrison Phillips stopped by the Gatorade Jr. Training Camp where 100 local youth football players participated in football drills.

In honor of the team’s Salute to Service imitative, six Bills players spent the evening with veterans at the SCPA of Erie County to learn more about the Paws & Patriots program.

In celebration of the NFL's Salute to Service initiative, the Buffalo Bills welcomed men and women from each of the six military branches, along with five veterans from Buffalo Niagara Honor Flight, to the field for an unforgettable pregame ceremony, featuring a full-field flag and flyover.