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Raiders alumnus Jay Schroeder, the Raiderettes, and members of the Raiders front office staff spent the day working on FOX5's Super Build with Habitat for Humanity.

Raiders alumni Lincoln Kennedy and Keith Moody present the Nevada Youth Football League with a check for $125,000, proceeds from the Raiders Foundation Poker Tournament, during the NYFL Opening Day.

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The Raiders, Mortenson Construction and McCarthy Building Companies host female students at Allegiant Stadium for Women in Construction Week.

Raiders alumni, the Raiderettes, and Raider Rusher visited Elaine Wynn and Doris Reed Elementary Schools for Nevada Reading Week to read to students and promote the importance of literacy.

Veterans Village, a non-profit in Las Vegas, Nev., celebrates its grand opening for its new container homes, which was partially funded by the Raiders Foundation's first Celebrity Swing event in 2018.

Raiders alumni and Raiderettes were on hand as the team partnered with Clark County School District and the Girls Football Association to host the NIAA 4A State High School Girls Flag Football Championship.

The members of the Pinecrest Elementary robotics team got a chance to tour the construction site of the Raiders' new stadium, Allegiant Stadium.

In partnership with the Henderson Chamber of Commerce, members of the Raiders front office talked with high school students about working in sports as part of the chamber's I CAN BE program.

View photos of the Raiders, the Raiderettes, and Raiders alumni involved throughout the community during the 2019 season.

Members of the Raiders and FOX5 Las Vegas take part in the groundbreaking for a Habitat for Humanity build.

Raiders Owner Mark Davis, current players, Raiders alumni, the Raiderettes, and Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak came together to mark the official welcome in the Silver and Black's new permanent home and to usher in a new era for the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World.

Tight end Darren Waller and fullback Alec Ingold took time out of their offseason to share a meal with first and second graders at Jack Daily Elementary School.

The Raiders, represented by Owner Mark Davis, the Raiderettes, and a Raider Nation on Location, attend Preview Las Vegas 2020, an annual economic development event in the Las Vegas region.

Raiders Owner Mark Davis and the Raiderettes visited construction workers at the Raiders Headquarters and Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center during a lunch hosted by the Raiders front office.

Fans attending the Las Vegas Bowl this past weekend enjoyed free Raiders souvenirs and games at a Raider Nation on Location, while getting to learn more about the Raiders' upcoming season in Las Vegas in 2020.

The Raiders' Walter Payton Man of the Year, Tahir Whitehead, partners with the Fam 1st Family Foundation to give kids of the nonprofit a chance to fulfill their holiday wish lists.

Raiders linebacker Tahir Whitehead gives veterans Darrell and Oscar a tour of the Raiders Practice Facility before surprising them with tickets to Super Bowl LIV.

The Raiders Foundation hosts a Toys for Tots drive at Raider Image where guests have the chance to meet Raiders alumni and get autographs in exchange for a toy or money donation to Toys for Tots.

The Raiders Foundation hosts a Toys for Tots drive at Raider Image where guests have the chance to meet Raiders players and get autographs in exchange for a toy or money donation to Toys for Tots.

As part of Giving Tuesday, Raiders alumni Lincoln Kennedy and Barry Sims present Wreaths Across America, Spread the Word Nevada, and Southern Nevada Pop Warner Football with $15,000 donations.

Take a look at the custom cleats Raiders players will be wearing for the NFL's My Cause, My Cleats campaign during Week 14 against the Tennessee Titans.

Raiders players unboxed their custom cleats for the NFL's My Cause, My Cleats campaign during Week 14 against the Tennessee Titans.

During the holiday season, the Raiders visited UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland to interact with young patients and their families, hand out toys, sign autographs and take photos.

Members of the Raiders Women's Association took over the Ted Hendricks cafeteria at the Raiders Alameda Facility to engage in fellowship and create over 200 care packages for Oakland homeless shelters. The care packages included snacks and toiletries for the Covenant House and the East Oakland Community Project.

The Raiders offensive line loaded cars for families and community partners with turkeys and all the fixings needed for a Thanksgiving meal. All the meals were paid for by members of the offensive line.

The Raiders offensive line donated 500 Thanksgiving meals to help families in need throughout the Las Vegas community. Raiders alumni, Raiders staff, and the Las Vegas Raiders Family Association partnered with Smith's to pack and distribute the boxes.

For the Raiders Week 12 matchup against the Jets, the Las Vegas Raiders Family Association and servicemen at Nellis Air Force Base gather for a Watch Party to cheer on the team and show gratitude to our troops during Salute to Service Month.

As part of American Education Week, the Raiders surprise Kenneth Boyd of Jerome Mack Middle School for his efforts in gang prevention, school safety, and being a positive role model and support system for students.

Raiders players teamed up with the Alameda County Community Food Bank Mobile Pantry to hand out food to local families.

In light of the holidays, Raiders alumnus Leo Gray is featured in the annual Santa's Arrival Parade on a Raiders-themed convertible car.

Raiders fans gathered for an Official Raiders Watch Party at Las Vegas Ballpark to watch the Raiders win over the Cincinnati Bengals.