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The Las Vegas Raiders visited Palo Verde High School and Legacy High School to hype them up for their matchup this week.

The Las Vegas Raiders visited Desert Oasis High School and Sierra Vista High School to hype them up for their matchup this week.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Naqvi Injury Law partnered together to surprise the Las Vegas High School and Cimarron Memorial High School football teams with new shoulder pads and guardian caps for the Champions for Safety program during the Raiders practice at Allegiant Stadium.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Expertise Cosmetology to give members of the Boys & Girls Club free back-to-school haircuts.

The Las Vegas Raiders teamed up with Intermountain Health to surprise the Pahranagat Valley High School football team with new football helmets.

The Las Vegas Raiders employee resource group P.A.C.E joined other local community organizations to help distribute backpacks with school supplies during the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Pack The Mack event.

The Raiders partnered with Nevada Youth Sports and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department to donate out helmets and shoulder pads to youth football players in need for the season.

To celebrate flag football, the Las Vegas Raiders hosted Silver & Black Weekend featuring a coaches clinic, camp and flag football games for members of the Silver & Black Flag Football League

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted an open practice for teams heading to Westfield, Indiana for the NFL Flag Championship July 23-26.

The Raiders invited six high school teams to compete in 7v7 games, lineman challenges and skill competitions at Intermountain Health Performance Center.

The Donald W. Reynolds Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada opened their new football field with funds donated by the Raiders Foundation and the NFL Foundation.

The Miss Nevada program came out to Allegiant Stadium for a tour hosted by the Raiders.

As a part of the Champions for Safety program, the Las Vegas Raiders and Naqvi Injury Law partnered together to donate $20,000 worth of practice equipment to the Pahrump Valley High School football team.

The Raiders hosted the Southern Nevada Officials Association officials academy where officials were able to learn and talk with one another about updates in high school officiating

American Football Australia Elizabeth Stewart visited Las Vegas to take part in the INSPIRE program.

The Las Vegas Raiders 2026 Rookie Class visited Spring Valley High School to help out during Prospect Camp where middle school students got a chance to meet the Spring Valley football coach and team they are zoned for.

The Las Vegas Raiders held their INSPIRE event featuring more than 250 girls from local high schools for a weekend of flag football development, competition and collegiate exposure.

The Las Vegas Raiders 2026 Rookie Class visited the Donna Street Community Center to play games and spend time with local youth.

Head inside Allegiant Stadium for the third annual Silver & Black Gala hosted by The Raiders Foundation where $2.5 million was raised for mental health services and initiatives.

The Las Vegas Raiders and UNLV School of Public Health partnered together to host middle school students for multiple R.U.S.H. programs focusing on the fundamentals of flag football, nutrition and mental health.

The Las Vegas Raiders held a Silver and Black Saturday at the Bill and Lillie Heinrich YMCA.

The Las Vegas Raiders attended "Foodie Fest" at Marvin M. Sedway Middle School where teachers were able to enjoy food and games in celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Raiders Day at Cornerstone Academy where students were able to participate in drills and hear from Raiders staff members.

The American Red Cross hosted a Battle of the Badges Blood Drive at Allegiant Stadium between Clark County Fire Department and Metro Police.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Play Football Girls Flag Football Skills Camp at Southern Utah University where over 40 athletes competed in various combine and flag football drills.

As a part of the Champions for Safety program, the Las Vegas Raiders and Naqvi Injury Law partnered together to surprise the Pahrump Valley High School football team with over $20,000 worth of practice equipment at the Festival of Football.

The Las Vegas Raiders helped host an invite only USA Football Accelerator Camp where players were able to work through drills and scrimmages to cultivate their pipeline to the National Teams.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted JAG Nevada students for a career exploration panel with Raiders staff members and a tour of Intermountain Health Performance Center.

The Las Vegas Raiders helped support the Special Olympics of Nevada and CCSD for their Unified Flag Football competition at Cheyenne High School.

The Las Vegas Raiders volunteered with the Goodie Two Shoes Foundation for a shoes distribution event to supply students with new shoes at Ira Earl Elementary School.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Naqvi Injury Law to reveal uniforms and equipment for All-Star athletes for the 2026 Inspire All-Star Game and host a flag football clinic for middle school athletes.

A City of Las Vegas Preseason Skills Combine was held to kick off the start of the Silver and Black League's spring flag season at All American Park