In the Community | Buffalo Bills Huddle for Hunger Visit to Frontier High School

View photos as season ticket members kicked off the 2026 NFL season with an exclusive Draft Party at the Kaleida Performance Center.

On April 18th and April 19th, the Buffalo Bills in partnership with the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation and Buffalo Bills Foundation, hosted the annual Modified Girls Flag Football Kickoff inside the Kaleida Health Performance Center. Nearly 40 teams from Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse were invited to participate in the event which consisted of skills & drills and scrimmage sessions. DeWayne Carter, Javon Solomon and Billy Buffalo were in attendance throughout the weekend to support the girls and wish them luck on their upcoming seasons!

TeamSmile, in partnership with United Concordia Dental and the Buffalo Bills offered free dental services to 220 local elementary school students promoting the significance of proper oral health. Bills Defensive Tackle DeWayne Carter and Billy Buffalo visited the kids in the morning to wish them well with their procedures!

Wegmans launched and sold Josh Allen MVP cereal to customers all Bills season long in partnership with the Buffalo Bills. This event is the culmination of the initiative and a way to thank and celebrate their gift. This special visit took place at Golisano Children's Hospital of Buffalo.

This past Saturday, the Buffalo Bills and Developments by JEM, a certified Minority/Women-owned Business, joined local artists and community members to host a Community Art Day at Buffalo AKG Art Museum. The focus of the event was to provide Buffalo-based BuffaLUG (Buffalo LEGO User Group) and Rocks of Unity*™* with artistic support as they prepare works that will be featured in Highmark Stadium, which will open later this year! These artist teams and community members make up one component of the overall Buffalo Bills Public Art Program presented by VictoryLive at Highmark Stadium which will feature over 40 artists & teams. The full group of artists will be announced soon.

The Buffalo Bills hosted the High School Girls Flag Football Kickoff this weekend for 69 teams from the Buffalo and Rochester areas! Teams were invited to the Buffalo Bills Fieldhouse to participate in preseason scrimmages as well as utilize the social media and photography sets. Local media interviewed the athletes and coaches prior to the start of the girls flag football season.

The Buffalo Bills Women's Affinity Group, The HER'd, celebrated Women's History Month in a variety of ways, including getting out in the community!

Staff volunteered at Leveling the Playing Field to pack equipment boxes for newly formed or existing Modified Flag Football teams in WNY!

Staff also volunteered at Project Mona's House, an organization focused on shedding the light on the terrible crime of human trafficking. Staff shared about their roles with the Buffalo Bills and how they entered their respective career fields—particularly as women navigating those spaces. Small group conversations occurred where Overcomers shared their portfolios, certifications, and future goals. Staff also joined girls from Project Mona's House's Young Women's Empowerment Academy! The girls pitched prepared ideas or speeches while Bills staff served as judges and offered feedback. Bills staff and the girls ended the day by painting!

On March 21st, 2026, the Buffalo Bills in partnership with Highmark hosted the X's & O's EmpowHER Summit. The event focused on holistic well-being through empowering discussions, interactive fitness experiences, and opportunities to connect with inspiring women leaders and local entrepreneurs.

On March 21, 2026, the Buffalo Bills in partnership with Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) hosted a Future of Football Flag Clinic for Toronto area girls. The clinic, which took place at The Hangar, included appearances by guest coaches Billy Buffalo and Bills Alumni Aaron Williams.

The Buffalo Bills Foundation was proud to partner with Buffalo Fashion Runway for the third annual Black Carpet III Fashion Show! This spectacular evening at Shea's Buffalo was dedicated to honoring Black History Month by celebrating the resilience, creativity, and influence of Black fashion through the ages. This was more than a fashion show - it was a cultural production celebrating fashion, performance, storytelling, and community. Buffalo's creativity took center stage in one of the city's most iconic landmarks.

For the fourth year, the Buffalo Bills Foundation partnered with Zeneta & Zaire's Book Club to host a Black History Month story hour and book distribution at Villa Maria College. Students from Union East Elementary and Arthur O. Eve School of Distinction received books about Black history, heroes, and diversity. The Bills Foundation donated $5,000 to support the mission of Zeneta & Zaire's Book Club. More info: https://www.buffalobills.com/community/black-history-month

On February 22, 2026, the Buffalo Bills in partnership with Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) hosted a Future of Football Flag Clinic for Toronto area boys and girls ages 7-14. The clinic, which took place at the MLSE LaunchPad, included appearances by guest coaches Billy Buffalo and Bills Alumni George Wilson.