Oakland Raiders Community Outreach: NFL Play 60

FB Alec Ingold has been selected as the Raiders' nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, which recognizes outstanding community service activities off the field as well as excellence on the field.

*All off-field images were shot prior to February of 2020*

View the custom cleats Raiders players will be wearing for the NFL's 2020 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

The Raiders, Three Square Food Bank, and Smith's distributed 600 Thanksgiving meals to families in need at Allegiant Stadium.

The Las Vegas Raiders, in partnership with USAA, are commemorating Salute to Service through several activations to honor our veterans and active military. View exclusive gameday entertainment photos from the Raiders' Week 10 matchup against the Denver Broncos at Allegiant Stadium.

In honor of Veterans Day, Raiders alumni Leo Gray and Keith Moody spent time with veterans at the Southern Nevada State Veterans Home.

The Las Vegas Raiders joined members of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Bolden Area Command in a 14 stop Halloween parade to pass out candy to local youth.

Las Vegas Raiders President Marc Badain and Senior Advisor Marcel Reece took part in the filming of a PSA and a check presentation for Opportunity Village at Allegiant Stadium.

Raiders Alumni and team President Marc Badain visited the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department K-9 Division to meet the newest addition to the team, K-9 Raider. The Raiders contingent also distributed customized trading cards to each member of the K-9 unit that showed the officers posing with their four-legged fellow crime fighters.

To pay tribute to the 60 lives lost on October 1, 2017, 60 lights were illuminated at Allegiant Stadium on the third anniversary of the tragedy.

Raiders alumni Napoleon McCallum and Jay Schroeder, along with Raiderettes June and Whitney, spent time with members of Creech Air Force Base and showed their appreciation by signing autographs, taking photos, and taking a tour of the base.

Before the Raiders departed for their Week 3 matchup against the New England Patriots, police agencies and first responders, including Clark County Fire Department and American Medical Response, cheered on the team by turning on their lights as the buses passed between them while entering the airport grounds to board the charter flight.

In remembrance of 9/11, local emergency responders and the Raiders honor those who lost their lives in the attacks and the first responders who serve our country every day.