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Bills Owner Announces Ticket Price Reductions for Disabled Fans and Families Facing Hardship

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Buffalo, NY — In a powerful gesture of compassion and community, the Buffalo Bills have announced that ticket prices will be reduced for fans with disabilities and families facing financial hardship.

Bills owner Terry Pegula explained that the move is rooted in the team’s deep connection with Western New York:

“I believe football should be for everyone. That’s why we are reducing ticket prices for people with disabilities and those facing life’s toughest challenges — because Bills Mafia is built on family, and no fan should ever be left behind.”

The initiative will provide discounted access to home games at Highmark Stadium, ensuring that even in difficult times, fans can remain close to the team that defines their Sundays.

Community organizations across Buffalo applauded the decision, calling it a testament to the Bills’ long-standing commitment to standing shoulder to shoulder with their fans.

For Bills Mafia — a fan base renowned for its loyalty, resilience, and heart — this announcement resonates far beyond the field. It’s a reminder that in Buffalo, football is family, and family never gets left out in the cold.

Steelers Add Two Former Packers Fan Favorites to Practice Squad To Strengthen Defense Ahead Of Browns Game
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