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On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted a Scholastic Book Fair, in partnership with HidrateSpark, for Center for Talent Development students. Each child received three books — and the school will receive 300 books — as the Broncos had alumni, staff, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and HidrateSpark volunteers on site to help out.

On Wednesday, Denver Broncos staff, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot visited Denver's North High School to hand out Valentine's Day gift bags to Exceptional Student Services teachers and counselors.

On Tuesday, Denver Broncos staff and members of the Broncos Family Network worked with Wish for Wheels to build bikes that were then distributed to children at a local school with help from Zach Allen, Marvin Mims Jr., Jaleel McLaughlin, Thomas Incoom, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot and Broncos alumni.

On Monday, the Broncos kicked off Random Acts of Kindness Week by surprising Aurora Public Schools bus drivers with coffee and donuts, and Miles the Mascot rode on the bus with children to school.

The Broncos welcomed more than 200 children from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver to Empower Field at Mile High for Thunder's Holiday Party with special guests including current players, alumni, Miles the Mascot and Ann Judge, Thunder's rider.

On Tuesday, safety Justin Simmons, center Lloyd Cushenberry III, offensive lineman Will Sherman and tackle Demontrey Jacobs visited patients at Children's Hospital Colorado.

In honor of Garett Bolles being named the Broncos' 2023 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award nominee, look back on his extensive work in the Denver area with these photos from his work in the community.

On Tuesday, center Lloyd Cushenberry III, defensive line Elijah Garcia, outside linebacker Thomas Incoom, defensive tackle D.J. Jones, tackle Will Sherman, safety Justin Simmons, DBC Sha'uri and DBC Taylor joined volunteers from Colorado UpLift to provide students at West Middle School with new shoes as part of the My Cause My Cleats program.

Flip through photos of dozens of Broncos players' and executives' custom cleats and shoes representing causes close to their hearts for the 2023 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

On Tuesday, several Broncos players visited the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club to play games and decorate cookies with kids ahead of Thanksgiving.

Before Sunday's game between the Broncos and Vikings, Denver hosted a pregame reception for service members with Owners Carrie Walton Penner and Condoleezza Rice.

On Saturday, Make-A-Wish guest Manuel and his family visited the Broncos' headquarters at Centura Health Training Center to tour the facility, meet his favorite players and break down the team huddle.

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos and Centura Health hosted a Thanksgiving-themed assembly at Doull Elementary School and donated gift cards to each student's family for the holiday. Lloyd Cushenberry III, Justin Simmons, Elijah Garcia, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot then visited classrooms to help students with activity books provided by Centura.

On Tuesday, safety Kareem Jackson and his foundation partnered with Food Bank of the Rockies to distribute turkeys and Thanksgiving sides to families.

Nearly 600 kids from multiple NFL Flag football leagues throughout Colorado participated in a day of flag football drills, skills and exhibition play inside the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse at Centura Health Training Center.

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos and Science of Sport hosted a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) mini field day for students at College View Elementary.

On Wednesday, Denver Broncos alumni, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot visited the Air Force Academy to show their military appreciation during the 2023 Salute to Service Caravan presented by USAA.

On Monday night, the Pat Surtain II Foundation held its inaugural event, bringing in local students for Game Plan Pitch Day, where they outlined their plans for an Inspiration Room for the event's judges to consider.

On Saturday, Make-A-Wish guest Logan and his family visited the Broncos' headquarters at Centura Health Training Center to tour the facility, meet his favorite players and break down the team huddle.

On Tuesday, Broncos players, alumni, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot joined Centura Health volunteers at a packaging event at Food Bank of the Rockies.

On Tuesday, the Broncos welcomed more than 100 children to Centura Health Training Center for field-day games with Miles the Mascot, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and running back Jaleel McLaughlin as part of the "Miles for Miles" initiative.

On Saturday, 16 teams competed in a high-school girls flag football state championship tournament hosted by the Denver Broncos.

During Sunday's game, the team honored cancer survivors as part of its Fight Like A Bronco game.

On Tuesday, center Lloyd Cushenberry III visited Eiber Elementary School to pass out new winter coats to children.

On Tuesday, Justin Simmons, Kareem Jackson, Tremon Smith, Elijah Garcia and Haggai Ndubuisi visited patients at Children's Hospital Colorado as part of the team's "Fight Like A Bronco" campaign.

As part of the Broncos' "Fight Like A Bronco" campaign, Russell Wilson and Matt Henningsen visited with patients battling cancer at Centura Health's St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood, Colorado on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, outside linebacker Nik Bonitto and safeties Justin Simmons and P.J. Locke helped out at a girls high school flag football exhibition at Centura Health Training Center.

On Thursday, Centura Health and Food Bank of the Rockies joined Steve Atwater, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot and volunteers to package Totes of Hope — bags of food supplies — for local elementary school children.

This week, the Denver Broncos Foundation is hosting a three-day Scholastic Book Fair at Montview Elementary School. The school library will receive 300 brand-new books from the fair, and each student will have the opportunity to take home three books of their choice, all underwritten by the Foundation.

On Tuesday, Dairy MAX, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot and safety Justin Simmons took part in a PLAY 60 Express event during recess at Marie L. Greenwood Early - 8th Grade.

The entire Broncos roster and coaching staff joined Broncos alumni, the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot at Thursday's luncheon, benefiting the Denver Broncos Foundation.

On Tuesday, the Broncos and USAA hosted USAA's Salute to Service NFL Boot Camp for active military members at Centura Health Training Center. The military members also got to meet Broncos players after practice.

On Friday night, the Denver Broncos put on a party at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its opening in 2003.

High school student athletes from football, flag football and 10 other fall sports attended the fifth annual High School Fall Sports Media Day at Empower Field at Mile High on Monday, Aug. 14.

On Monday night, the Broncos hosted dozens of girls high school football coaches for presentations and drill suggestions ahead of the 2023 season.

Denver Broncos alumni and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders joined with children from the Sun Valley Youth Center to go on a back-to-school shopping spree at a King Soopers Marketplace on July 18, 2023.

Cornerback Pat Surtain II and Javonte Williams hosted a youth football camp for more than 250 kids at Bear Creek High School on Sunday.

On Thursday, the Broncos hosted a PLAY 60 clinic with the National Sports Center for the Disabled at Centura Health Training Center.

On Wednesday morning, Jerry Jeudy hosted his annual youth football camp in Englewood, Colorado.

The Denver Broncos and RCX Sports, the official operating partner of NFL FLAG, hosted an NFL FLAG Regional Tournament at Aurora Sports Park on Saturday, which marked the third time Colorado has served as a host site for a regional tournament. The pool included 60 total teams, with 53 representing the state of Colorado. The tournament features competitive and recreation divisions for boys and girls broken down to 8U through 17U age groups. This year's tournament will feature 14 girls only teams at various age divisions, the most since regional tournament play began in Colorado. Nine of the 14 girls teams who will play in the 17U division are high school programs who competed in Colorado's inaugural girls high school flag season last fall, launched by the Denver Broncos Foundation.

On Tuesday, members of the Broncos' 2023 rookie class visited with children and families at Children's Hospital Colorado.

On Monday, Broncos rookies and Owner Carrie Walton Penner visited the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club to observe its Juneteenth celebration and play games with the kids.

On Saturday, the Broncos hosted the Rocky Mountain Region's largest high school 7-on-7 and Linemen Challenge tournaments at Centura Health Training Center. Presented by Children's Hospital Colorado, Delta Dental and with support from NIKE and Gatorade, the tournaments featured nearly 35% of the schools in the state of Colorado that play high school football.

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation and Comcast in Colorado provided tech donations to Boys & Girls Clubs of Pueblo County. Former Broncos Nick Ferguson and Ebenezer Ekuban were on hand for the presentation, along with Miles the Mascot and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, as $20,000 was donated to the organization for purchasing laptops, tablets, 3D printers and technological resources.

Over the weekend, Broncos safety Justin Simmons and quarterback Russell Wilson hosted separate youth football camps in Florida and Colorado, respectively, and several of their teammates joined in to help with the fun.

On Tuesday, several Broncos players helped conduct football drills for children with Special Olympics Colorado at an All-Abilities Clinic at Centura Health Training Center.

On Saturday, Broncos players, coaches and staff members marched with the Montbello community in Denver to show their support at the third annual March for Peace, which was organized by two Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club members.

On Monday, the Broncos and Centura Health announced a 10-year deal for Centura Health Training Center's naming rights, and they joined together for a community event afterward.

On Thursday, tackle Garett Bolles visited with youth at Vertical Skills Academy, a unique school that specializes in teaching students with dyslexia and related language-based learning differences using evidence-based and multi-sensory instruction to empower students to reach their full potential.

Denver Broncos Cheerleaders read books to kids at an Earth Day reading and planting event at Park Lane Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado on Tuesday.

On Saturday, kids from Denver Public Schools took part in Futures Football game as part of the transition to their high school teams.

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.

For his work in the Denver community, Dalton Risner is surprised with the 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nomination from the Broncos.

Look back through photos of 2022 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee Dalton Risner's work in the Denver community.

Flip through photos of dozens of Broncos players' and staff members' custom cleats representing causes close to their hearts for the 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

On Friday, Make-A-Wish guest Jalon toured the Broncos' headquarters at UCHealth Training Center, met scores of Broncos players — including his favorite, Courtland Sutton — and broke down the team huddle as part of his very special day.

On Tuesday, seven Broncos players wrote notes of appreciation to members of the military and helped assemble care packages for them as part of the Broncos' Salute to Service month events.

On Tuesday, Mike Purcell, Andrew Beck, Denver Broncos alumni, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot visited Fort Carson to show their military appreciation during the 2022 Salute to Service Caravan presented by USAA.

On Tuesday, Broncos players Brandon McManus and Dalton Risner and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Alexandria and Zoë expressed their gratitude for voters and poll workers in the metro Denver area by passing out "I Voted" stickers, greeting fans, encouraging high-school students to register to vote and handing out snacks to poll workers.

After Friday's practice, many Broncos players stuck around Harrow School to play with local kids as part of a PLAY 60 initiative.

On Thursday, Broncos President Damani Leech and other staff members volunteered at London's Community Kitchen during the week before the team's Week 8 game against the Jaguars at Wembley Stadium.

On Wednesday, Pro Football Hall of Fame safety Steve Atwater, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the mascot visited Bury Church of England Primary School for an NFL UK Flag event with Bury's team, which is affiliated with the Broncos and won a regional championship over the summer.

On Saturday, the Broncos hosted the inaugural Girls High School Flag Football championship tournament, and Chatfield came away with the title.

As part of a PLAY 60 initiative to encourage outdoor activity, Christopher Allen, Bradley Chubb, Will Sherman and Baron Browning visited Aurora's Boston Elementary School to walk a mile in the Miles for Miles program.

During the Broncos' Week 5 game, the team honored cancer survivors and those impacted by all types of cancer at the annual Fight Like A Bronco game. Among the festivities were a halftime show for survivors and a pregame reception for select guests.

As part of the organization's "Fight Like A Bronco" campaign, several players visited patients at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital and Children's Hospital Colorado and gave away goody bags.

On Friday, the Denver Broncos and Pinnacle Charter School unveiled a new synthetic turf field with a PLAY 60 event and Broncos High School Game of the Week festivities. The field was made possible through a program that provided a grant for the installation.

Denver Broncos players, alumni, cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot, attended Monday's gourmet tailgate for a cause supporting Broncos Charities and Food Bank of the Rockies.

On Tuesday, players from the Denver Broncos hung out with kids at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club.