Broncos host second annual girls high school flag football state championship

On Saturday at Centura Health Training Center, the Broncos hosted the second annual girls high school flag football state championship.

Owner and Denver Broncos Foundation Board Chair Carrie Walton Penner, President Damani Leech, Vice President of Community Impact and Denver Broncos Foundation Executive Director Allie Engelken, CHSAA Commissioner Mike Krueger and Director of Youth & High School Football Bobby Mestas spoke to the media following the historic vote to make girls flag football a sanctioned high school sport in Colorado.

Colorado became the 11th state in the U.S. to sanction girls flag football as a high school sport following a vote on Tuesday by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA).

Former Broncos defensive end Barney Chavous details what it means to be inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame as a representative of the Orange Crush defense.

Broncos alumni, staff and members of the Broncos Family Network helped build bikes on Tuesday as part of Random Acts of Kindness Week. Later in the day, Zach Allen, Marvin Mims Jr., Jaleel McLaughlin and Thomas Incoom joined Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot and Broncos alumni to distribute the bikes to students at a local school.

As Random Acts of Kindness Week began on Monday, Miles the Mascot and other representatives from the Broncos surprised Aurora Public Schools bus drivers with breakfast, and Miles then rode with students to school.

Hear from Garett Bolles ahead of NFL Honors, as he represents the Broncos as the team's Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year norminee.

Kids from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver enjoyed a photo booth, face painting and a visit from Santa at Thunder's Holiday Party at Empower Field at Mile High on Tuesday.

Watch as tackle Garett Bolles learns he has been chosen as the Broncos' nominee for the 2023 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award.

Several Broncos joined members of the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club on Tuesday to play games and decorate cookies ahead of Thanksgiving.

Miles the Mascot, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and several Broncos players spent Wednesday afternoon at Doull Elementary School celebrating Thanksgiving in partnership with Centura Health.

The Broncos, with the support of Owner Carrie Walton Penner and Head Coach Sean Payton, are sponsoring the training of two service dogs — Bucky and Thunder — in partnership with K9s For Warriors.

Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II and his foundation hosted the first Game Plan Pitch Day on Tuesday for local students to earn the change to design their own Inspiration Room, which will be designed to focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics education.

The Broncos and Centura Health partnered on Tuesday with other volunteers for a packaging event at Food Bank of the Rockies.

The Broncos hosted more than 100 children at Centura Health Training Center for a field day to celebrate the team's "Miles for Miles" campaign.

Ahead of their Fight Like A Bronco game against the Jets, the Broncos honored cancer survivors during a pregame reception on Sunday.

As part of Denver's "Fight Like A Bronco" campaign, several players visits patients this week at Children's Hospital Colorado.

Ahead of Sunday's Crucial Catch game, Russell Wilson and Matt Henningsen went to Centura Health's St. Anthony's Hospital to visit oncology patients.

Take a look as the Denver Broncos hosted a girls high school flag football exhibition on Tuesday at Centura Health Training Center.

The Denver Broncos Foundation joined Centura Health and Food Bank of the Rockies on Thursday to put together bags of food supplies called Totes of Hope for local elementary school children.

The Broncos and Dairy MAX helped host a PLAY 60 Express event for local students that featured Justin Simmons, Miles the Mascot and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders.

Owner Carrie Walton Penner and President Damani Leech joined more than 100 current and former Broncos Boys & Girls Club members, family and staff at the 20th anniversary celebration for the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club on Friday.

Kids from Sun Valley Youth Center were treated to a King Soopers shopping spree for back-to-school items on Tuesday with some help from Broncos alumni and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders.

Safeties Justin Simmons and Kareem Jackson held a free youth football camp on Saturday for more than 200 kids in Aurora, Colorado.

Pat Surtain II and Javonte Williams spent Sunday morning coaching football and having fun with more than 250 kids, ages 6-16, at Bear Creek High School outside of Denver.