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Offensive and defensive line athletes attend the ELITE Academy at the Las Vegas Raiders Headquarters for an experience to work with alumni and current players through character development, film study, position specific drills and field work.

Raider Rusher along with Daisy from the Dairy Council of Nevada and Sporky from the Clark County School District Food Services visit Kermit R. Booker Sr. Innovative Elementary School to learn about healthy breakfast choices as a part of National School Breakfast Week.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with the Southern Nevada Football Coaches Association to host their annual end of the season meeting.

The Las Vegas Raiders recognized Shadow Ridge High School's flag football coach, Matt Nighswonger, as the 2022 Tom Flores Coach of the Year and presented coach and his team with a $2,000 donation for the school's flag football program.

In partnership with Intermountain Health, the Las Vegas Raiders hosted their first annual Raiders 5K to benefit the statewide nonprofit organization Home Means Nevada which raises awareness for mental health in the fight to end teen suicide and empower Nevada's youth to live hopeful lives.

The Las Vegas Raiders host ELITE Academy, a program offering experience to work with alumni and current players through character development, film study, position specific drills and field work.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Intermountain Healthcare to host local high school and youth league coaches from across Southern Nevada for a head coaches summit and coaches clinic.

Members of the Las Vegas Raiders and Raiderettes visited Frank Lamping Elementary School and Robert Lunt Elementary School for Nevada Reading Week to read to students, answer questions, and give away some Raiders gear.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with Bank of Nevada, WSS, Quaker and Melissa's Produce to host a Teach for America event at Arturo Cambeiro Elementary where students were visited by Raiders alumnus Oren O'Neal, current player Jalen Elliott, Raiderettes Kylee and Vicky, and Raider Rusher.

The Raiders partnered with Intermountain Health to host an event promoting mental health and suicide prevention in the black community with activities including building Find Your Anchor boxes and hearing from a panelist of mental health experts and influential people of color.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted the NIAA Girls Flag Football State Championships where the Virgin Valley Bulldogs, Desert Oasis Diamondbacks and Shadow Ridge Mustangs took home victories.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Dairy Council of Nevada present Shadow Ridge High School with a $10,000 grant to promote health, wellness and physical activity, followed by a Raiders Junior Training Camp.