Dawson Knox & “Knox Sox”

Bills Mafia -- I am incredibly honored to launch year two of my giveback initiative, Knox Sox, in collaboration with an organization very near to my heart, the P.U.N.T. Pediatric Cancer Collaborative.

In its inaugural year, Knox Sox raised an incredible $43,843.94 for Western New York families navigating the unthinkable diagnosis of pediatric cancer. In this time, we have been truly humbled by the outpouring of support and have witnessed first-hand the tangible reflection what it means to be part of the Buffalo and WNY community.

I’m pledging to donate $1,000 for every touchdown and $100 for every catch that I make, with funds going toward custom non-slip socks for pediatric cancer patients as well as other cornerstone P.U.N.T. projects.

To carry the momentum from last year’s campaign, I’m pledging a minimum of $5,000, factoring in my season’s overall performance, and hope that Bills Mafia joins me. Fans can also show their support by purchasing exclusive “Knox Sox” through our sock partner, For Bare Feet, with 25% of proceeds going back to P.U.N.T.

Be sure to follow our progress throughout the entire season here as well as on Instagram, @dawsonknox, and Twitter, @dawson_knox.

About Dawson Knox:

Dawson Knox is a tight end entering his fourth NFL season for the Buffalo Bills. After walking on at Ole Miss in 2015, Knox was selected in the third round with the 96th overall pick by the Buffalo Bills in the 2019 NFL Draft. Since his rookie season, Knox has been involved with P.U.N.T., building a number of personal relationships with impacted kids and their families.

About the P.U.N.T. Pediatric Cancer Collaborative:

The P.U.N.T. Pediatric Collaborative is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that provides families in Western New York facing pediatric cancer with critical programs that offer financial, practical and emotional support from diagnosis to recovery and bereavement. P.U.N.T. operates with collaboration and guidance from community hospital partners to ensure that every dollar raised gets channeled where it is most needed.

To learn more, visit P.U.N.T. online, follow them on Instagram, @puntpediatriccancer, Twitter, @PUNTpedcancer, and like them on Facebook.