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Chiefs’ Fans Pull Off Class Act After Donating $255,000 To Buffalo Children’s Hospital After Playoffs Win

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Katie Jerkovich Entertainment Reporter
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Chiefs’ fans pulled off a class act after donating more than $250,000 to a Buffalo Children’s Hospital after the team beat the Bills in overtime during the playoffs.

It all started after a call went out to fans of Chiefs Kingdom to “donate $13 to Josh Allen’s foundation to commemorate the drive that tied the game with just 13 seconds left and the best playoff game in Chiefs history,” a post on Twitter read. The post included a link to the Patricia Allen Fund so fans could donate to the John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital of Buffalo, reported Bills Wire Wednesday. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

The hospital sent out a statement Tuesday on Twitter saying, “Despite a heartbreaking @BuffaloBills loss Sunday night, our hearts are warm this morning waking up to $13 donations coming from @ChiefsMMZ @Chiefs fans!” (RELATED: The Chiefs Beating The Raiders Gets Huge TV Ratings)

By end of the day Wednesday, the hospital posted a new tweet with an update that the donations had reached more than $250,000.

“Thank you @OxfordPennant for your continued partnership and helping our hospital here in Buffalo!” the tweet read. “That brings the total to an incredible $255,017! Thank you #ChiefsKingdom for this amazing support for our children’s hospital and the kids & families we care for. #BillsMafia.”