Broncos visit Children's Hospital Colorado

On Tuesday, children at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club hosted a Black History Month celebration event featuring a fashion show.

Throughout the week of Feb. 13-17, the Broncos are participating in Random Acts of Kindness Week to spread joy to Denver-area residents.

On Tuesday, an Air Force veteran visited UCHealth Training Center to receive a tour of the Broncos' facilities. What he didn't know was that Mike Purcell was waiting for him at the end to surprise him with tickets to Super Bowl LVII courtesy of the Broncos and USAA.

On Tuesday, Broncos hosted a holiday event at the Marvin W. Foote Youth Services Center for kids in the juvenile detention center. Broncos players toured the facility, visited with the various pods, served dinner and provided holiday gift bags to all youth.

On Tuesday, Brandon McManus' charitable foundation, Project McManus, partnered with A Precious Child to host a holiday shopping spree for 25 children.

On Monday night, Broncos rookies hosted a holiday party for children at the Broncos Boys & Girls Club, and Broncos President Damani Leech joined in on the fun, got a tour of the facility and gifted a custom jersey to a club member.

On Tuesday, Broncos players, cheerleaders and Miles the mascot helped celebrate the holiday season with children from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver at Thunder's Holiday Party.

On Tuesday, Broncos executives, current players and Broncos alumni put the spotlight on the team's Inspire Change partners to celebrate their impact in the community.

On Monday night, Kareem Jackson hosted his annual Shop with a Jock event to take 50 children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver on a holiday shopping spree.

On Friday, Garett Bolles unveiled new inspirational artwork for youth who go through this juvenile probation court.

On Monday, several Broncos players visited Urban Peak for a holiday celebration that included an activity making gingerbread houses.

On Monday night, Javonte Williams was joined by several teammates as he hosted his new charitable foundation's opening event, the Mile High Celebrity Round-Up, to help raise funds for foster children and foster families.