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.