The Bills Social Justice Committee awarded grants to several different organizations in the community that work towards providing equal opportunities for all, donated $40,000 to FeedMore WNY during their Thanksgiving Blitz, provided Buffalo Public Schools with a $500,000 grant to provide internet to those who needed it for virtual learning, donated more than $88,000 as a part of the Buffalo Business Blitz led by cornerback Josh Norman to support businesses impacted by the pandemic, spread awareness to the community about the importance to register to vote and participate in the census and much more.
Like many, wide receiver Stefon Diggs thinks the NFL's support to help fight racial injustice is just the start of something that could grow even bigger.
"I feel like we took some steps in the right direction this year as far as like not only bringing attention in the initiative that they've taken," Diggs explained. "Hopefully it continues to grow and continues to push everybody in the right direction not only with the words, but they fall in love with action. That means more than anything. You want things done, you want things to change and you want everybody to be on the same front. You don't want anybody to turn a blind eye to it, not only acknowledge it, but what actions are you taking or initiatives are you taking to change the world one step at a time."
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