The power of a single conversation should not be doubted.

Following a comprehensive review and strategic planning process involving the Foundation Board of Directors, the Denver Broncos Foundation will use the new framework to support high-impact programs focused on youth throughout the community.

"I think what's most important with these sessions is having a platform and opportunity for those kids to talk about real-world life issues and be heard on those from adults and even their peers," Simmons says.

Students were able to hear from the Pro Football Hall of Famer about his life, career and much more.

The Denver Broncos encourage fans to support our communities by participating in Random Acts of Kindness Week (Feb. 12-18), an annual tradition of celebrating and spreading kindness.

Fifty percent of the net proceeds will go to one lucky winner, with the other fifty percent benefitting the Denver Broncos Foundation.

Fifty percent of the net proceeds will go to one lucky winner, with the other fifty percent benefitting the National Sports Center for the Disabled.

"This [award] is to continue putting the spotlight on individuals and organizations who are out in the community and are creating positive change in our communities," Simmons said.

The Summit will celebrate the work of the team's Inspire Change partners.

Since Jan. 1, 2022, 110 players have volunteered with 138 nonprofit organizations and schools, totaling more than 1,100 hours of service.

Fifty percent of the net proceeds will go to one lucky winner, with the other fifty percent benefitting the Denver Broncos Foundation.