Todd Davis hosts A+ Living Foundation dinner fundraiser

To help encourage Colorado residents to get a flu shot before flu season, Ring of Fame safety Billy Thompson, Denver Broncos Cheerleader Rachael and Miles the mascot took part in an event at the governor's mansion.

The Denver Broncos recognized and honored youth football officials from seven youth football leagues located in the Denver metro area and surrounding regions during the weekend of Oct. 9. More than 200 local youth football officials were presented with individually prepared thank-you cards and a custom Broncos Youth Football Officials Appreciation Coin.

The second annual Denver Day of Service, hosted by the Denver Broncos and Mile High United Way, included 500 hours of service across 35 projects in the Metro Denver community on Friday, Sept. 25. The annual, day-long event is designed to highlight the importance of community volunteerism and to amplify the significance of giving back. With a combination of socially distanced, in-person and remote opportunities, 250 volunteers participated to complete nearly three dozen volunteer projects.

Even though players are unable to personally visit with members of the community in person because of COVID-19 precautionary protocols, they still found a way to make an impact this week.

The Broncos added decals to their helmets ahead of the start of the regular season to honor victims of racism and police brutality and support social justice initiatives.

Throughout the week of Aug. 31, the Broncos delivered more than 2,700 meals in the greater Denver metro area as part of the 2020 Kickoff Luncheon presented by U.S. Bank and Arrow Electronics.

Photos from the Back to School with the Broncos Pop-Up Shop presented by King Soopers.

On Friday, volunteers from Food Bank of the Rockies and the Denver Broncos distributed food at Empower Field at Mile High for an estimated 3,000 families.

The Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club reopened on Monday after making significant renovations to the building.

On Saturday, June 6, 2020, many Broncos players, coaches and other members of the organization took part in a protest for racial justice in downtown Denver.

Over the years, the Broncos have worked to make a significant impact on their community through programming, events, direct grants and more.

On Monday, volunteers from Food Bank of the Rockies, Denver Human Services and the Denver Broncos distributed food at Empower Field at Mile High for more than 2,000 families. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock also joined the volunteers to help load supplies into vehicles.