Bryan M. Bennett
Buffalo Bills fans have a long tradition of being a charity field, and the trend continued Saturday after the team’s division victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
Fans flocked to Louisville charity “Blessings in a Backpack” Saturday night in honor of Ravens full-back Lamar Jackson, who left with a concussion in the second half of the game.
Blessings in a backpack usually provide food for children on the weekends that are on the free and reduced meal program during weekdays. However, the program increased its efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, as many children on the program were forced to miss meals because they did not go to school in person.
Jackson has a long relationship with the organization and dates back to his days in Louisville.
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