The Bills and USA Football recently awarded USA Football's spring grants to youth football organizations throughout the region. The grants support the development of grassroots programs so they may continue to bring local communities together and inspire the next generation of athletes.
USA Football, which oversees all aspects of American football in the U.S. as the sport's National Governing Body, offers extensive grant programs made possible by support from the NFL Foundation. The program complements the Bills' continued support of grassroots football by awarding new equipment and resources to local youth programs based on merit and need.
Local youth football programs receiving a 2025 USA Football Spring Grant include:
Southwestern Trojan YFC
Cuba Area Youth Rebels League
Lakeshore Youth Football & Cheerleading
Genesee Valley Bills (Letchworth) Youth Football
Falconer Jr Falcons Football and Cheer
Rochester Rams Football Club, Inc.
Warsaw Jr. Tigers Youth Football
Wilson Junior Lakeman
Bolivar-Richburg Youth Football
Allegany – Limestone Gators
Livonia Jr. Bulldogs Youth Football
Tenth Ward Tigers
Niagara Wheatfield Amateur Athletics (NWAA)
Buffalo Vets
Wellsville Youth Football
Westfield Goldenhawks Youth Football
Cassadaga Valley Football
Western New York Pop Warner
Lake Youth Football
Batavia Bulldawgs Youth Football
Southwest Colts Youth Football
Frewsburg Youth Football
Irondequoit Jr. Eagles
Spencerport Jr Rangers
Sherman/Ripley Wild Eagles Youth Football
Geneseo Youth Football
North Tonawanda Athletic Association (NTAA)
South Buffalo Football Association
Oakfield-Alabama-Elba Youth Football
Pioneer Jr Panthers Youth Football
Monroe County Wolfpack
WCYFL – Warren County Youth Football League
Niagara Youth Football League
Newark Jr. Reds
Susquehanna Valley Youth Football
Thornden Park Pop Warner Association
Broadalbin-Perth High School
Dolgeville Blue Devil Pop Warner
Waterloo Junior Tigers Youth Football
Pulaski Area Pop Warner
Owego Apalachin Football Club
East Greenbush Pop Warner
Northern Community Pop Warner
Rome Pop Warner Football
Clay Panthers Pop Warner
Midlakes Junior Eagles Youth Football
West Genesee Athletic Club (Pop Warner Football)
Jordan-Elbridge Youth Football & Cheerleading League
Windsor Youth Football
Jr. Lyons Lions Football & Cheerleading League
Chenango Forks Youth Football
VVS Popwarner
Corning Youth Football
North Country USA Football Development League
Central Valley Pop Warner
Bethlehem Youth Football
Schroon Lake High School
Syracuse Rebels Youth Football and Cheer
OnTECH Charter High School
Sherburne Youth Football
"The Bills are tremendous supporters of grassroots football. We're proud to work alongside them and the NFL Foundation as we deliver our spring grants to local communities," said USA Football CEO Scott Hallenbeck. "Our grants ensure youth programs have access to the equipment they need to connect with athletes and provide fun, memorable experiences that have them eager to play again next season."
Nationwide, USA Football's spring grant recipients represent more than 808 youth sports organizations that were awarded approximately $340,000 in new youth football equipment. Additionally, USA Football is supporting the growth of flag football by distributing more than 16,000 flag belts and 2,800 footballs to programs beginning or expanding flag football offerings.
USA Football offers grant opportunities throughout the year to enrolled organizations. It is free to enroll with USA Football. To learn more or to apply for available grants, visit usafootball.com/grants.
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