The Bills Foundation will host its annual community food drive at Highmark Stadium on Tuesday, October 17 from 4 pm to 7 pm in Lot 2.
The Buffalo Bills have partnered with Wegmans to raise awareness about the need to improve access to healthy foods for all families in Western New York. One in 100 people in New York faces food insecurity, and low-income neighborhoods, communities of color, and rural areas are hardest hit by the problem.
Fans who donate non-perishable food items will receive a Bills Huddle for Hunger reusable grocery bag. Latavius โโMurray, Dion Dawkins and the Bills' 2023 rookie class will be in attendance Tuesday night.
FeedMore WNY infant feeding programs request peanut butter (16-ounce plastic jars), macaroni and cheese (6-ounce box), oatmeal (individual-size packets), ketchup (15-ounce cans, low sodium), canned vegetables (15 ounce cans, any variety, low sodium), canned fruits (15 ounce cans, any variety, canned in juice or water), canned chicken or tuna (5 ounce cans, canned in water) , whole wheat pasta, rice, baby food and diapers.
In addition to asking fans of any age to participate in the October 17 community food drive, the Huddle for Hunger High School Challenge is back for a second year. The Bills Foundation encourages high schools to host their own food drives and deliver their donations to Highmark Stadium on community food drive day.
The top three high schools will be recognized during the Bills' Thursday night football game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and will be eligible to win one of the following awards:
