The National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) has received the Buffalo Bills' endorsement of its new chapter in Buffalo. The chapter's objective is to advance LGBTQ+ inclusivity in athletics, and the team will provide ongoing financial support.
Buffalo will become the 28th city to join the National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) as a result of the Buffalo Bills' support, which will result in the establishment of a new chapter. The NGFFL is thrilled about this support. "With the Buffalo Bills' enthusiastic backing, we are delighted to introduce inclusive flag football to Buffalo." In a statement, NGFFL Commissioner Joel Horton announced that this thrilling addition was joining 27 other cities and more than 4,000 participants, including heterosexual allies, in the National Gay Flag Football League.
“Our objective is to celebrate our diversity and unite the community through the spirit of competition,” Horton continued. In an effort to fortify Buffalo's inclusiveness, we intend to cultivate an atmosphere that is welcoming to all. He stated, "We are establishing a venue in which all individuals can thrive, compete, and participate, with the Buffalo Bills' support."
The National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) is celebrating a significant milestone in its voyage by expanding its presence to Buffalo, a city with a rich history stretching back more than two decades. The league has confirmed the establishment of a new chapter in Buffalo; however, the specific details of the team, including its name, personnel, and schedule, will be disclosed at a later date. This announcement is expected to generate enthusiasm and anticipation among football devotees and the LGBTQ+ community.
Bill's Vice President of Community Impact According to Michelle Roberts, the sponsorship provided the franchise with the opportunity to broaden the flag football league's community impact.
Roberts stated, "We are enthusiastic about the opportunity to demonstrate our solidarity with the NGFFL by joining the NFL and other clubs throughout the league." "Through our sponsorship, we anticipate that the NGFFL will have a greater impact on our community."
Buffalo will become the 28th city to join the National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) as a result of the Buffalo Bills' support, which will result in the establishment of a new chapter. The NGFFL is thrilled about this support. "With the Buffalo Bills' enthusiastic backing, we are delighted to introduce inclusive flag football to Buffalo." In a statement, NGFFL Commissioner Joel Horton announced that this thrilling addition was joining 27 other cities and more than 4,000 participants, including heterosexual allies, in the National Gay Flag Football League.
“Our objective is to celebrate our diversity and unite the community through the spirit of competition,” Horton continued. In an effort to fortify Buffalo's inclusiveness, we intend to cultivate an atmosphere that is welcoming to all. He stated, "We are establishing a venue in which all individuals can thrive, compete, and participate, with the Buffalo Bills' support."
The National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) is celebrating a significant milestone in its voyage by expanding its presence to Buffalo, a city with a rich history stretching back more than two decades. The league has confirmed the establishment of a new chapter in Buffalo; however, the specific details of the team, including its name, personnel, and schedule, will be disclosed at a later date. This announcement is expected to generate enthusiasm and anticipation among football devotees and the LGBTQ+ community.
Bill's Vice President of Community Impact According to Michelle Roberts, the sponsorship provided the franchise with the opportunity to broaden the flag football league's community impact.
Roberts stated, "We are enthusiastic about the opportunity to demonstrate our solidarity with the NGFFL by joining the NFL and other clubs throughout the league." "Through our sponsorship, we anticipate that the NGFFL will have a greater impact on our community."
