Kansas City Chiefs Fans Carry Bills Mafia Tradition Forward; Donate Huge Sum to Buffalo Children’s Hospital

The Kansas City Chiefs handed the Buffalo Bills a heartbreaking playoff loss for the second time in a row. The Chiefs have now advanced to the AFC Conference Championship for the fourth time in a row with sensational QB Patrick Mahomes. While the Bills Mafia ended their Super Bowl hopes in a dramatic fashion.

Although the rivalry between the Chiefs and the Bills has stepped up a notch this time, the two sides share love and respect equally for each other. Recently the Chiefs fans performed a heartfelt gesture for the Bills Community. The Chiefs raised a sum of $255,017 for the Oishei Children’s Hospital in Buffalo.

Kansas City Chiefs fans turning a moment of honor into a moment of generosity

A Facebook group named, Chiefs Kingdom Memes originally planned to donate $13 increments in the honor of the 13 seconds that the Chiefs offense took to tie the game, before winning it in the overtime. The idea was to donate to the Patrick Mahomes’ Charitable Organization in increments of $13 donations. And donate $15 increments to the Mahomies Foundation.

However, that plan took a sharp turn when the group got the wind of the tradition followed by Bills fans to donate to other teams. The Chiefs then decided to make donations to their opponent’s charity of choice. It was certainly a great gesture performed by the Chiefs to spread love through the medium of football.

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The benevolent Bills Mafia

The Bills have been following their big-hearted traditions for long. The Oishei Children’s Hospital received about $1.1 million from the Bills fans in remembrance of Allen’s grandmother, Patricia Allen who died last year. The hospital now has a Patricia Allen Pediatric Recovery Wing along with a Patricia Allen Fund for equipment, training, education, and programs.

The Bills also raised a sum of $442,000 for the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation after the Bills clinched a playoff berth in 17 years against the Cincinnati Bengals. Furthermore, the Bills donated to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana after homeboy Tre’Davious White tore his ACL this season.

Those 13 seconds though have broken the hearts of many Bills fans, but the support that they have received from the Chiefs has written a new chapter in the world of sport that embarks on a new journey. A journey that only spreads love and support.

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