Completing, receiving or witnessing an act of kindness can have a positive effect, and even the smallest act of kindness can change a life.

The InSideOut Initiative has partnered with 23 NFL markets across 20 states since launching in 2015, and the Broncos and CHSAA initially partnered with the initiative's pilot program in its inaugural year.

The Denver Broncos Foundation and the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) recognized Lowry locally as the 2023 Denver Broncos High School Tackle Football Coach of the Year, which made him a finalist for the national award.

Since Jan. 1, 2023, 94 different Broncos players completed more than 800 total service hours.

The Foundation more than doubled its financial commitment to grantees and program partners in key focus areas: youth health and wellness initiatives, youth and high school football, dynamic in and out of school programming and equitable access to career pathways.

The Foundation's Inspire Change initiative is focused on supporting at-risk and justice-involved youth through services aimed at limiting the negative impact of the juvenile justice system.

Congratulations to our tackle football high school coach of the year, Andy Lowry.

Michelle oversees the organizations' Cultivating Change in Youth diversion programming focused on life skills and career pathways services supporting justice-involved and at-risk youth.

Congratulations to our flag football high school coach of the year, Mario Lopez.

Bolles has been a force for change in the Denver community, as he's mentored youth within the juvenile justice system.

Thirty-two teams competed in the 12U Tochito Flag Football National Tournament in Monterrey.

Six Broncos players and three executives/owners will be auctioning their My Cause My Cleats for charity with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting their designated nonprofit.