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The Raiders organization and Intermountain Health have worked closely since the team's relocation to Las Vegas, yet discussion for their most impactful collaboration didn't begin until less than a year ago.

Led by Raiders owners Mark Davis, Egon Durban, and Michael Meldman, this marks the largest philanthropic commitment in franchise history.

Community partners came together ahead of the 2026-27 school year to promote safe driving habits and protect students, families, and educators.

Select Raiders alumni participated in a two-day workshop to tackle mental health stigmas.

The Raiders played host to the third annual Silver & Black Gala on Sunday night at Allegiant Stadium, a power-packed event that raised $2.5 million to help benefit mental health initiatives across Nevada.

During Black History Month, members of the Raiders staff toured a community that has shaped the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World.

Allegiant Stadium will host two championship games across two divisions, Class 4A and 5A, for the NIAA Girls Flag Football State Championships.

The third edition of the Playbook details a year-long lookback of impactful community partnerships, innovative sustainability efforts, and a steadfast commitment to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion both on and off the field.

Robert Strawder is the Founder of the Hip-Hop Entrepreneurship Program Academy which uses restorative practice circles, mentoring, problem-solving, gang intervention, and studio recording to help build oratorical skills through the creation of hip-hop music.

Through his foundation, Crosby continues to use his platform to help children in need and his work has led to a third Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination.

The Las Vegas Raiders are providing $170,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada (BGCSNV) through the NFL Foundation – LISC Grassroots Field Grant Program to fund a field refurbishment project at the Reynolds Clubhouse in Henderson, NV.

The Las Vegas Raiders were able to show their passion and advocacy for children's health in Nevada, while honoring patients, with specially designed cleats and footwear.

Dig into the unique stories of the trio of artists that customized the Raiders' footwear for this year's My Cause My Cleats initiative.

The Raiders running back, who has been working with Friends Who Stutter, feels it's important to create awareness and end the spoken stigma, advocating for the cause through My Cause My Cleats.

Spytek's shoes for MCMC portray more than his daughter, who passed away at just 21 months old in 2014 after being born with cytomegalovirus; they represent the National CMV Foundation, co-founded by the Spyteks to raise awareness of the disease.

Having lost their brothers unexpectedly, both O'Connell and Bech are putting a spotlight on their family foundations during the league-wide initiative.

For the 10th straight year, the Raiders are joining players around the league in sporting uniquely designed cleats that feature organizations and nonprofits near to their hearts.

Marking its 12th year, Turkey Time has become a tradition bringing Raiders players, staff members and volunteers together to give back to the community.

"I'm still very emotional about it because usually this is an award you see on the players side," Williams said of his nomination. "To be in the same category with players, coaches, alumni, it's very humbling for me."

The four pediatric patients from Nevada were celebrated by the Raiders and Intermountain in several ways, including once-in-a-lifetime moments with the team.

The Ash Center, Harvard Kennedy School and University of Maryland researchers highlight how sports teams can strengthen civic participation.

Summerlin South defeated Connecticut, 8-2, to advance to the Little League Baseball World Series championship game.

A flagship initiative for Raiders Football Development, INSPIRE is aimed to empower young female athletes and promote the continued growth of girls' flag football.

One-hundred percent of the proceeds from the Gala will directly fund mental health services, programs, and resources for youth in Nevada.

The Raiders teamed up with Communities in Schools of Southern Nevada and Robert Taylor Elementary School in support of Nevada Reading Week, a statewide initiative to celebrate literacy and promote the love of reading across all ages.

As part of the "One For The Community" program, Credit One Bank pledged to donate $2,000 for each sack recorded by the Raiders during the 2024 season.

The second edition of the Playbook details a year lookback of impactful community partnerships, innovative sustainability efforts, and a steadfast commitment to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion both on and off the field.

The Raiders dedicated their support to military personnel and their loved ones at NAFB by providing 500 trees and winter essentials to the community.

Celebrating the festive season, over 200 students and chaperones from Dean Petersen RISE Academy enjoyed a special day of holiday fun.

The organization and foundation donated more than $150,000 towards supplies and food to support food insecure families in Southern Nevada.

The Raiders cornerback partnered with local nonprofit Casa de Luz to give back this holiday season.

The annual Salute to Service Award presented by USAA recognizes players, coaches, staff and alumni for their efforts in supporting military and veteran communities.