Ravens Fans Raise Funds for Dalton Kincaid's Charity Following AFC Championship Loss

Baltimore fans donate to The Summit Center for Autism, echoing Buffalo Bills fans' earlier support for Mark Andrews' charity.

Baltimore Ravens fans started a GoFundMe campaign to support The Summit Center for Autism, a charity backed by Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid.
The fundraiser follows a similar effort by Bills fans, who raised over $140,000 for Ravens tight end Mark Andrews' diabetes charity after his crucial drop in a playoff game.
Dalton Kincaid dropped a key pass during the Bills' AFC Championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, drawing criticism but also receiving support from fans and teammates.
The Summit Center, which provides autism and behavioral health services, has received over $15,000 in donations from Ravens, Bills, and Chiefs fans combined.
Both Andrews and Kincaid expressed gratitude for the charitable gestures, highlighting the positive impact of fan support despite the challenges of their playoff losses.