Another Remarkable Donation Made By Bills Mafia For Tre White

It was shattering news to hear that Probowl cornerback Tre'Davious White's season was over after an injury. But Bills Mafia found a way to spin it into good news again.

The Bills Mafia is undefeated when it comes to charity.

Nobody supports their players like Bills fans. They proved that again this past week after hearing the devastating news that Tre'Davious White had torn his ACL and his season was over.

You may remember when Bills Mafia found out about quarterback Josh Allen's grandma passing away and began to make donations in $17 increments (Josh's jersey #) to Oishei Children's Hospital in her name. As of January, they had donated over $1.14 million. They were able to build a brand new wing and name it after her.

They've donated to Andy Dalton's charity after he helped the Bills break the drought and make it into the playoffs. They donated to Lamar Jackson's charity after they knocked him out of the playoffs.

The common theme is that they open up their wallets to help when they can.

To show how much they appreciate Tre'Davious White and his contributions to our community, Bills Mafia did it again. It was something started by @BillsMafiaBabes and once again, it took off. This time it was in $27 increments and the charity was the Food Bank Of Northwest Louisiana.

At the time of publication of this post on December 1st, that number is at $108,359!

"I am at a loss for words for what the Bills Mafia has done for me and my hometown. It truly means the world to me to have my fans support me in this way by giving back to my community." - Tre'Davious White

If you'd like to add to that total, find all the info for the FBNWLA in the tweet above.

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