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To kick off Native American Heritage month this November, the Buffalo Bills honored indigenous peoples at their November 3 game against the Miami Dolphins. Indigenous artist Jacky Snyder made beaded medallions for players Eli Ankou, Ty Johnson, and Alec Anderson, all of whom have indigenous roots. Indigenous artist Aryien Stevens made a beaded hat for Bills defensive coordinator Bobby Babich, who also has indigenous roots. At the game on Sunday, the Bills had members of the Salamanca Warriors and Seneca Sachems football teams, as well as Native American Community Services hold banners on-field pregame. The Color Guard was American Legion Iroquois Post 1587 Honor Guard. At halftime the K^tyohkwa performed a social dance. They are made up of individuals from the Six Nations Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca. They are still here and carrying on their ways as native people to their homeland's pride, strength, and honor for their ancestors before them who handed down their ways to them. During the third quarter break, the Bills honored Specialist 4th Class Carson Waterman, a veteran of the United States Army.

Dion Dawkins and fellow teammates joined Hon. Brenda M. Freedman for the Youth Empowerment Program Celebration to recognize youth who successfully completed programs through the juvenile justice system.

Check out 60 frames from the Buffalo Bills and Wegmans Play 60 event at Martin Road Elementary.

Scroll to see photos of the Buffalo Bills Women's Association made and donated blankets to the John R. Oishei Children's Hospital.

In recognition of Crucial Catch and the NFL's fight against cancer, the Bills honored loved ones with Crucial Catch placards. Fans attending the Bills vs. Titans game will have the opportunity to honor their loved ones with placards distributed at gate entry. To learn more about the Crucial Catch initiative or download your own printable placards, visit https://www.buffalobills.com/community/crucial-catch.

Check out these photos from Khalil Shakir's pet adoption event, where Buffalo-based pet rescues came together for a joint event!

Mack Hollins and Billy Buffalo visited Ellicott Elementary school to return artwork to a former student Kailey Artiles. Crayola will make a product donation to the school and to The Teacher's Desk as part of the art return.

The Buffalo Bills hosted a night of fun and games for pediatric cancer patients and their families at Crucial Catch Family Night, hosted at Dave & Busters. The Buffalo Bills Crucial Catch program is sponsored by John R. Oishei Children's Hospital.

Scroll to see photos from the Buffalo Bills 2024 50-Yard Finish & Kids Fun Run with Stevie Johnson at Highmark Stadium! This gallery is presented by UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.

Check out highlights from today's Huddle for Hunger Community Visit! Buffalo Bills players Tommy Doyle, Ryan Van Demark, and Darrynton Evans spent the afternoon at St. Luke's Mission of Mercy along side students packing lunches for those in need. This gallery is sponsored by Wegmans.

Science Stadium, a new sports-focused exhibit at the Buffalo Museum of Science, was announced Sept. 20 in a joint press conference with the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres and Buffalo Museum of Science. Billy Buffalo, Steve Tasker and Penny Semaia, Vice President of New Stadium Relations, were at the event to help announce the partnership. The exhibit is expected to open in the fall of 2025.

Scroll to see photos from the Buffalo Bills Huddle for Hunger High School Challenge and Fan Food Drive.