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Making a difference

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The Steelers have a strong bond with the Pittsburgh community, and that bond continued to grow over the past year through the Steelers’ Social Justice Grant program.

The program, which is led by the players with support from the team, is an effort to engage with various factions, including law enforcement, charitable organizations, military and more to strengthen the community at large.

Steelers players and the organization as a whole did their part

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