Denver decked out in playoff decorations

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.