Chris Harris Jr., Broncos spread holiday cheer at Denver Rescue Mission

Ten Broncos players stepped up to the plate for charity on Tuesday, taking part in UCHealth's 2019 Healthy Swings Charity Home Run Derby at Coors Field to raise money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society- Rocky Mountain Chapter.

Get a glimpse of the more than 20 projects spread across metro Denver as part of the inaugural Denver Day of Service, host by the Broncos and Mile High United Way.

Go inside TopGolf as this year's rookie class competed and raised money for a to-be-determined charity during the inaugural Round with the Rookies presented by Coca-Cola. (Photo credit: Eklund Photography)

Head Coach Vic Fangio and the Denver Broncos coaching staff hosted more than 130 coaches during Monday’s OTA practice at UCHealth Training Center’s Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse. The group was able to hear Fangio's explanation of how he runs practice and to observe the full day before meeting assistant coaches and players after practice concluded.

It was a busy day at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club on Tuesday, as the club hosted a volunteer meal-packaging event with Broncos players, Denver police officers and children from the club to support Feeding Children Everywhere and an eye-examination day for Von's Vision.

Head Coach Vic Fangio and members of the Broncos coaching staff spoke with 190 high school coaches from 54 different schools at the ninth annual High School Football Coaches Clinic on May 8, 2019.

The Denver Broncos, in partnership with Special Olympics Colorado, hosted an all-ability football skills clinic for more than 125 athletes on Tuesday. The clinic is inclusive for participants of all abilities and supports NFL PLAY 60 efforts to encourage kids to be physically active for at least 60 minutes per day. Broncos players, Cheerleaders and members of local law enforcement were on hand to assist with the event and lead activity stations.

With help from UnitedHealthcare, right tackle Ja'Wuan James surprised fifth graders at Godsman Elementary by handing out 70 new bikes and helmets. “I’m excited to see these kids smiling,” James said. “There happened to be 70 bikes — we didn’t even know. I’m No. 70, so it all was cool. It was a good day.”

Broncos players, Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot will help lead a PLAY 60 All-Ability Clinic for 200 athletes of all ages from the National Sports Center for the Disabled at UCHealth Training Center’s Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse.

Representatives from all 32 NFL teams and the NFL league office joined together to pack 20,000 meals with Feeding Children Everywhere. All meals will be distributed in Colorado communities served by Food Bank of the Rockies. The community service event kicked off the 2019 NFL Community Relations Meetings, hosted in Denver by the NFL in partnership with the Broncos.

Throughout Random Acts of Kindness Week — or RAK Week — the Broncos provided gifts of gratitude to local residents who work at hospitals, schools, fire departments and other people who provide vital community support.

As part of Random Acts of Kindness Week, Head Coach Vic Fangio visited Aurora Fire Station 13 to share his gratitude and, in turn, received a tour of the facility.