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The charitable event featured top-tier entertainment and food, as well as items and experiences auctioned off in efforts to raise funds for mental health support in Nevada. 

Held on March 30 at Wynn Las Vegas, the gala marked a significant milestone in the Raiders' ongoing commitment to making a positive impact beyond the football field.

"The game has completely changed, but it's completely changed for the best," said Coronado flag football head coach Jodi Reich.

Raiders players, Raiderettes, and front office staff visited several schools to read books and interact with students, hoping to inspire the love of reading and encourage students to continue reading outside of the classroom.

A new esports gaming lounge was unveiled, while Maxx Crosby hosted an on-field combine for the students.

The Silver and Black visited first responders to express gratitude for their day-to-day involvement within the community.

Las Vegas native Brandon Torquato will serve as a youth sports ambassador for Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted their second annual Youth Holiday Party at Allegiant Stadium for over 200 youth aged 6-12 years old.

Angela Cook was recognized at the Raiders' Inspire Change game on Dec. 14, 2023, for going above and beyond in her pursuit of social justice.

The Silver and Black took a trip to Nellis Air Force Base last week to share the holiday spirit with troops and their families. 

Raiders players and their significant others visited NAFB where they engaged with 500 Air Force families to help pick out their trees for the holidays.

The entire Raiders team hosted 150 Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority residents at Raiders HQ for an exclusive dinner served by and with the team.

Select State Championship football games will be played Tuesday, November 21, at Allegiant Stadium starting at 9 a.m.

The Raiders took a trip to the LVMPD K-9 unit to show support for K-9 Raider and his handler Officer Corbett as they return to action. 

The Raiders partnered with Make-A-Wish of Southern Nevada to host Alex, Clay, Tristen and Cruz, along with their families at Raiders Headquarters.

In 2028, football will take the largest stage in sports at the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

The event included a Raiders pumpkin patch, where kids had the chance to visit and pick out their own pumpkin, inflatable obstacle courses, slides and football drills for all to enjoy.

The Raiders, NFL Green and more partners gathered at Arroyo Grande Sports Complex to plant 58 trees ahead of the upcoming Super Bowl.

This unique event aimed to push the conversation of overcoming adversity, building confidence and breaking through barriers to forge new pathways to success. 

Raiders President Sandra Douglass Morgan and Raiderettes attended Dusty Dickens Elementary School to emphasize the importance of having a nutritious school lunch.

Owner Mark Davis and President Sandra Douglass Morgan were on hand Tuesday to unveil signage for the Al Davis Team Room within the Fertitta Football Complex.

 AJ Cole and Jakob Johnson engaged with veterans and members of the Las Vegas Wheelchair Football League at one of their practices this week to encourage and provide advice.

Raiders Alumni and staff packed meals with volunteers at a distribution center in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning.

Innovative recovery space donated to support overall health and fitness of student athletes.

In an effort to ensure students feel their best, the Silver and Black teamed up with local small businesses for the second straight year to cover the cost of back-to-school haircuts and beautician services.

The presentation took place inside the school's cafeteria while members of the Palo Verde boys and girls flag football teams served lunch to teachers and staff.

Team executives and staff including President Sandra Douglass Morgan, as well as Raiders Alumni and Raiderettes, were on hand to welcome and engage with the groups and thank them for attending.

The Raiders Den initiative invited aspiring entrepreneurs to pitch a product or business ideas they believe would positively impact the stadium. 

Over 300 local elementary to high school students came to Raiders HQ for a back-to-school event aimed to equip students with essential supplies for the upcoming academic year.

The event served as an opportunity to acknowledge the importance of celebrating diversity and fostering an inclusive workplace.

The Silver and Black's rookie class met with young men at the correctional facility Thursday for an impactful open dialogue.

Eighty girls flag football all-stars from various high schools around the Las Vegas Valley were welcomed into Intermountain Health Performance Center on Friday to learn about careers in sports.