Health and Wellness Expo

On Tuesday, Evan Engram and his community foundation built gingerbread houses with students with intellectual disabilities at Timber Trail Elementary School.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation and Ent Credit Union hosted an Adventures in Reality simulation for students at Manual High School, with help from Malcolm Roach, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Broncos alumni.

To celebrate the holiday season, the Broncos hosted children from the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club for "Shop with a Jock" shopping sprees with players, alumni and Denver Broncos Cheerleader alumni.

On Saturday, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot joined forces with Washington Commanders cheerleaders and mascot Major Tuddy for a visit to Fort Belvoir in Virginia.

On Tuesday, several Broncos players, cheerleaders and alumni visited Urban Peak to serve a Thanksgiving meal and participate in activities centering on gratitude.

Safety Talanoa Hufanga and several of his teammates visited Cherry Creek High School to watch Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan coach the Bruins' playoff opener.

On Wednesday, the Broncos partnered with Denver Public Schools to host a career fair for 8th-grade students.

On Tuesday, Broncos players, cheerleaders, alumni and Miles the Mascot visited Colfax Elementary School to celebrate kindness with an assembly and activities ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Earlier this week, Denver Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton and his wife, Skylene, helped cut the ribbon to open the first inpatient playground at Children's Hospital Colorado after providing the lead donation in 2024.

On Tuesday, Broncos players Frank Crum and Que Robinson, alumni Montee Ball and Reuben Droughns, cheerleaders Julia and Sydney J and Miles the Mascot visited those fighting cancer at CommonSpirit St. Anthony Hospital for the team's Fight Like A Bronco program.

On Monday, Pat Surtain II and his charitable foundation hosted the third annual Inspire the Dream Gala to raise funds.

On Tuesday, the Broncos honored the legacy of Demaryius Thomas by hosting '88 Day' at the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club, with alumni playing games with the club's kids and signing a banner in Thomas' memory.