Brianne "Breezy" Bochenek Sings The National Anthem

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Pediatric Prom for teens who are currently going through cancer treatment, in remission or have other life-threatening illnesses.

Las Vegas Raiders fullback Jakob Johnson visited Eldorado High School and Mojave High School to donate equipment and present each team with a check to upgrade their weight rooms.

The Las Vegas Raiders were on hand to hand out Raiders' gear to players and coaches during the NFL FLAG Regional Championships.

Local teachers were given Las Vegas Raiders' swag and taken on a tour of Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center as part of Teacher Appreciation Week.

To kick off Day 1 of the NFL Draft, the Las Vegas Raiders visited Elise L. Wolff Elementary School for Raiders Spirit Day and held a Raiders Junior Training Camp.

During the NFL's Heart of a Hall of Famer program, Raiders alumnus Rod Woodson spoke to students at Mojave High School, as well as schools across the country virtually, about how he achieved success on and off the field.

Members of the NFL and Las Vegas Raiders joined the The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada for a Young J.E.D.I. (Justice, Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion program) meeting.

Members of the Las Vegas Raiders organization visited the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Northeast Area Command to show support and thanks for the work they do.

Members of the Las Vegas Raiders took part in planting 32 trees at Craig Ranch Regional Park and Goldcrest Park as part of the NFL Green environmental program.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Intermountain Healthcare and the Southern Nevada Coaches Association to host a Coaches Clinic for youth football coaches.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Clark County Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick to host the Health Nation Block Party.

Running back Kenyan Drake, punter AJ Cole and President Dan Ventrelle spent time reading to students and answering questions during Nevada Reading Week.