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The event was attended by nearly 1,200 guests who all came together to honor the legacy of Adelson and celebrate the future with Davis.

The Silver and Black visited several schools in the Valley to recognize the importance of reading and inspire students to continue reading outside the classroom.

Members of the Raiderettes visited several military bases across Europe to provide entertainment on the AFE Pro Blitz Military Tour.

Douglass Morgan, Brandon Parker and Jalen Elliot shared their experiences and the importance of Black history during a panel with Democracy Preparatory Academy students at Allegiant Stadium.

Volunteers from both Valley institutions combined to prepare around food bags that consisted of essentials needed to provide nearly 9,000 meals for local food insecure families.

In partnership with Intermountain Health, the event will raise funds for Hope Means Nevada (HMN), the statewide nonprofit that raises awareness for mental health in the fight to end teen suicide in the Nevada.

"It's important not just to help make this be the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World, but one of the best communities to live in," said Raiders alumnus Teyo Johnson.

This act of kindness was made possible by Raiders 2022 Walter Payton Man of the Year AJ Cole, who donated the tickets and whose selected charity is Special Olympics Nevada.

As a finalist, the Raiders tight end received $10,000 for his foundation that assists people in overcoming substance abuse.

The Raiders hosted six children and their families for two-day experiences that included an exclusive tour of HQ, watching practice and an opportunity to meet players and dine in the team meal room.

Raiderettes Danielle, Kennedy, Kristina and Kylee were joined by Raiders Alumnus and Utah native Barry Sims in recently visiting a children's hospital and lifting spirits of its young patients.

Guests received an exclusive tour of Allegiant Stadium including the team's locker room, where they were surprised with holiday gifts that were presented by the Raiders players.

Previous Raiders WPMOY nominees joined Cole and Liberty High students for a flag football game.

Raiders rookies Brittain Brown, Luke Masterson, Isaiah Pola-Mao, Raiders Alumnus Roy Hart and Raiderette Katsura, along with Raiders and Smith's staffs, were on hand to support this cause.

The Raiders' Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee partnered with Special Olympics Nevada to host a co-ed flag football game at a local high school on Tuesday.

The Raiders' Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee is thankful for "the opportunity to serve" the Southern Nevada community.

Cole demonstrates consistency in positive character and models a lifestyle of giving back as he continues to advance efforts and make an impactful mark in the community.

Matthew Butler and Sam Webb visited students from Grant Sawyer Middle School in Las Vegas to participate in a workshop that focuses on motivating students to improve their attendance and academic performance through hip hop music.

In Week 13, the Raiders will wear uniquely designed cleats based on their favorite charities and nonprofits.

The two defensive players were on hand distributing meals to families at Pearson Community Center on Tuesday ahead of Thanksgiving.

Yesterday, in advance of the Thanksgiving holiday, the Raiders offensive line assisted with distributing 600 meal boxes that included turkeys, complete fixings and fresh vegetables during a drive-through event at Allegiant Stadium.

The Raiders are commemorating the league-wide Salute to Service initiative through various activations in Southern Nevada, including at this Sunday's contest versus Indianapolis at Allegiant Stadium.

During his tenure with the team, both as a player and now as an Alumnus, Schroeder continues to show support for the community and the Raiders' military partners.

The Raiders led students through various stretch, warmup and cool down routines, football drills and games they can replicate at recess and home.

The Silver and Black were on hand to help give out new pairs of sneakers to students at Red Rock Elementary – one of three local schools that received a shoe donation from the groups.

The Las Vegas Raiders welcomed over 200 girls from Southern Nevada high school flag football programs to compete in 7-on-7 passing scrimmages on the same indoor practice field used by the team.

The team invited 200 children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada's Kish, Boyd, Reynolds and Southern Highlands clubhouses to participate in a Halloween event yesterday at Raiders HQ.

Daniel Carlson, Chase Garbers, Andre James and Luke Masterson joined the teens in activities that included tie-dying Raiders t-shirts to represent the colors associated with multiple forms of cancer.

Tashawn Bower joined with members of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Bolden Area Command to engage with the community at Kianga Isoke Palacio Park, where the Silver and Black conducted a Raiders Junior Training Camp.

The tight end continues to use his inspiring story as a motivator for others, recently sharing his experiences with 400 service men and women at Nellis Air Force Base.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted 300 first responders at Allegiant Stadium on Tuesday night in appreciation for the valiant efforts they display every day.

For the second consecutive year, the Las Vegas Raiders are teaming up with the City of Las Vegas Parks & Recreation to conduct a youth flag football league for Las Vegas area youth.