"Even in the face of tragedy, you bring light to a very dark day" - NFL fans commend Bills star for donating proceeds of charity softball game to Buffalo shooting victims

Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde donated the proceeds of a charity softball to the families of the victims of the shooting in Buffalo. NFL fans took to social media to praise Hyde for his amazing gesture.

This fan said that the Bills bring absolute joy to the community as well as bringing light to a very dark day:

A Bills fan gave thanks as his cousin was tragically one of the victims of the shooting and expressed gratitude to everyone helping:

Another Bills fan thanked Hyde and the franchise, sending much love to the victims and their families:

This Bills fan thanked Hyde and all of Bills Mafia for stepping up to help people out:

Another fan thanked Hyde and stated that we need everyone to step up in a big way:

A Bills fan thanked the Bills safety from the bottom of his heart for giving the community something to smile about:

This fan says that Hyde is an incredible human being :

This Bills fan said that the city needed that softball game, while thanking Hyde for what he's done:

Another fan thanked the safety and has a message of spreading love and not hate:

This fan thanked Hyde for being amazing and giving both his time and energy for elevating the hearts of the people of Buffalo:

What Happended in the City of Buffalo?

People praying outside the scene of a shooting at the Buffalo supermarket. Source: Matt Rourke/AP

A white, 18-year-old male allegedly carried out a racist attack at a supermarket in the city, killing 10 people and injuring three others.

Of the 13 individuals, 11 of them were black. According to authorities, the suspect livestreamed the mass shooting as he planned to go after a black community in New York.

The 18-year-old male has been charged with first-degree murder. If found guilty, he could face a maximum sentence of life without parole.

Officials have said they are looking into the mass shooting as a racially motivated hate crime. In a separate situation, the FBI is exploring the shooting as both a hate crime and racially motivated violent extremism.

We'll see how this story continues to develop as all of our thoughts and prayers go out to all of the families of the victims.