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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.

On Thursday, the Broncos hosted a flag football clinic for about 60 students at Grey Court School, with Denver Broncos Owner Carrie Walton Penner, President Damani Leech, former Broncos Steve Atwater and Bennie Fowler, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Brittany and Mikayla and Miles the Mascot in attendance to participate with the kids.

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

On Tuesday, Denver Broncos players, alumni and cheerleaders visited Cheltenham Elementary School for an educational snack-building activity with students in partnership with Food For Thought and CommonSpirit.

On Tuesday, Nik Bonitto announced the launch of his Bonitto Family Foundation with an event that provided healthy food to families served by Denver Public Schools at their Community Hub Mini Markets at Trevista at Horace Mann.

On Friday, volunteers with the Denver Broncos, Food For Thought, CommonSpirit and King Soopers helped pack meals for schoolkids at the Auraria Campus in Denver.

On Tuesday, the Broncos and Special Olympics Colorado hosted a Unified flag football jamboree for local high schools, with several Broncos players, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot joining in on the fun.

On Friday, the Broncos High School Game of the Week visited Dutch Clark Stadium in Pueblo, Colorado for the Pueblo South vs. Pueblo East football game.

On Tuesday, cornerback Pat Surtain II visited Arvada Senior High School to unveil his foundation's third Inspiration Room, which is designed to provide resources and opportunities in the fields of science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM).

On Tuesday, the Broncos joined forces with Out Teach to build an outdoor classroom at Godsman Elementary School, with alumni, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and outside linebacker Que Robinson helping volunteer.

On Wednesday, several Colorado high schools competed in the Broncos' girls flag football Jamboree of the Week, which included visits from Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Broncos alumni.

On Wednesday, Miles the Mascot, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, alumni and members of the Stampede drumline visited two elementary schools in the Denver area ahead of the team's 2025 season opener.

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 Monday, several Colorado high schools competed in the Broncos' girls flag football Jamboree of the Week, which included visits from Denver Broncos Cheerleaders.

On Monday, Garett Bolles hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open-house event for the Bjorem & Bolles Apraxia Education Initiative, a training center to educate speech pathologists on childhood apraxia of speech.

In August, the Denver Broncos and Empower teamed up to give school supplies and bikes to students at Barney Ford Elementary School.

On Wednesday, several Colorado high schools competed in the Broncos' girls flag football Jamboree of the Week, which included visits from Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Broncos alumni.

On Thursday, the Broncos partnered with USAA to welcome members of the military to Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit to watch practice, meet Broncos players and to take part in the annual USAA Salute to Service Boot Camp competition.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted a training and distribution event for CPR and AED certifications for youth sports and high school athletics staff members at Empower Field at Mile High.

The Broncos and CHSAA hosted top high school athletes from across Colorado at Empower Field at Mile High on Tuesday for a tour of the stadium, media relations training led by Broncos PR, professional photos and a series of interviews with the media.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos partnered with Dairy Max for a clinic at Empower Field at Mile High for high school girls flag football coaches to look at the season ahead, review the rule book and get assistance with playbook and practice plan design, nutrition and more.

On Sunday, Broncos outside linebacker Nik Bonitto hosted a youth football camp in the Denver area.

On Thursday, Broncos Owner and Broncos Foundation Board Chair Carrie Walton Penner and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser hosted a statewide convening of mental health stakeholders focusing on innovative practices to build positive school climates, strengthen youth connections and equip trusted adults with the tools to help kids thrive.

On Tuesday, Miles the Mascot, Denver Broncos alumni and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders joined children from the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club to go on a back-to-school shopping spree at a local King Soopers Marketplace.

On Saturday, Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II hosted a youth football camp in the Denver area.

On Wednesday, Broncos alumni, cheerleaders and staff members joined staff from Empower to volunteer at a day of service to support local nonprofits.

On Saturday, Broncos wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. hosted a youth football camp in Loveland.

Recently, the Denver Broncos Foundation delivered new Riddell helmets from the ALL IN. ALL COVERED. program to student-athletes at Ponderosa High School and Castle View High School, with help from Broncos alumni Tyler Polumbus, Nate Irving and Joel Dreessen.

On Monday, the Broncos' rookies made their first visit to the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club to play games and meet the kids.

On Monday, tackle Garett Bolles hosted a free football camp for kids in the Denver area on behalf of his GB3 Foundation.

On Thursday, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Sophia F. and Naomi volunteered at Urban Peak, a shelter for youth experiencing homelessness, to help serve dinner.

On Wednesday, the Broncos, in partnership with Children's Hospital Colorado, Gatorade and Army National Guard, hosted Colorado high schools for 7-on-7 and Linemen Challenge tournaments at Denver South High School.

On Monday, the Broncos' 2025 rookie class visited Children's Hospital Colorado to bring smiles to kids' faces.

On Wednesday, defensive lineman Jordan Jackson and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Alison and Naomi visited Clothes to Kids of Denver to volunteer.

On Wednesday, Head Coach Sean Payton and the Broncos hosted more than 150 coaches from about 60 Colorado high schools for a private viewing of one of the team's OTA practices.

Wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr., defensive lineman Jordan Jackson, defensive back Tanner McCalister, defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike, guard Nick Gargiulo and tackle Frank Crum visited patients at Children's Hospital Colorado this week to offer encouragement and show their support.

On Saturday, Broncos quarterback Bo Nix hosted his first youth football camp in the Denver metro area.

On Friday, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot teamed up with Campos at Lumberg Elementary School to help teach students about light refraction and dispersion.

On Friday, Alex Singleton and Special Olympics Colorado hosted a cornhole tournament to benefit the organization, with support from several of Singleton's teammates.

On Tuesday, the Broncos partnered with Riddell, Children's Hospital Colorado and CommonSpirit to host an in-person training clinic for high-school coaches, administrators and athletic trainers to learn more about the Riddell Axiom helmets provided to Colorado high schools via the ALL IN. ALL COVERED. program.

After working with Park Lane Elementary School students, their families and the school, the Denver Broncos Foundation and KABOOM! helped build a new playground. Broncos players, alumni, cheerleaders and staff volunteered during the construction process.

On Wednesday, several Broncos players, alumni and cheerleaders visited the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club for an afternoon of fun activities celebrating Día del Niño.

On Thursday, Denver Broncos alumni, cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot visited schools in Fairplay, Colorado.

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos and Science of Sport hosted a Science of Football field day for students in partnership with Campos and Xcel Energy.

Take a look inside Riddell's manufacturing facility to see how the company is making the helmets that will be distributed throughout Colorado's high school football programs as part of the Denver Broncos Foundation's ALL IN. ALL COVERED. initiative.

On Thursday, the Denver Broncos Foundation and Ent Credit Union hosted an Adventures in Reality simulation for students at Arapahoe High School, with help from Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and former Bronco Reuben Droughns.

With help from several alumni and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted a Scholastic Book Fair at Barnum Elementary School on Monday.

At Mile High United Way's biannual Tocqueville breakfast, Broncos President Damani Leech and Empower's Kelly Noble took part in a fireside chat before helping unveil the new Bridging the Gap program space, which Broncos and Empower staff helped construct.

Recently, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted educational ALL IN. ALL COVERED. caravan sessions in Durango, Rifle and Loveland, providing opportunities for high-school administrators, coaches, parents and students to learn more about the statewide helmet distribution program.

On Thursday, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted an educational ALL IN. ALL COVERED. caravan at Lamar High School in Lamar, Colorado, providing an opportunity for high-school administrators, coaches, parents and students to learn more about the statewide helmet distribution program.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted an educational ALL IN. ALL COVERED. caravan at Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs, providing an opportunity for high-school administrators, coaches, parents and students to learn more about the statewide helmet distribution program.

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation hosted an educational ALL IN. ALL COVERED. caravan at Empower Field at Mile High, providing an opportunity for high-school administrators, coaches, parents and students to learn more about the statewide helmet distribution program.

On Wednesday, Science of Football partnered with Xcel Energy, Campos and the Denver Broncos Foundation to host a clinic for local teachers to receive supplies and a curriculum focused on S.T.E.M. lessons to use in their classrooms.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation announced the new ALL IN. ALL COVERED. program in partnership with Riddell and the Colorado High School Activities Association to provide highly rated helmets to every high school in Colorado.

On Thursday, linebacker Alex Singleton visited Merrill Middle School to help present it with a Unified Champion Schools National Banner.

On Friday, outside linebacker Nik Bonitto hosted children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver for a holiday shopping spree.

The Broncos welcomed 300 children from Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver to Empower Field at Mile High for Thunder's Holiday Party with special guests including alumni, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot and Ann Judge, Thunder's rider.

On Friday, inside linebacker Alex Singleton and Special Olympics Colorado hosted athletes for a holiday shopping spree.

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 Cheerleaders.

On Monday, cornerback Levi Wallace and several teammates hosted children from the Sun Valley Youth Center for a holiday shopping spree.

Recently, the Broncos surprised inside linebacker Alex Singleton with the news that they have selected him as the team's nominee for the 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award.

On Tuesday, cornerback Levi Wallace hosted a Thanksgiving event for families staying at Volunteers of America's Clermont Commons.

On Tuesday, Broncos offensive lineman Frank Crum and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Sophia F. and Mary Kate visited the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club to decorate cookies and create art with kids.

On Tuesday, Broncos players Matt Peart, Levelle Bailey, Frank Crum, Nick Gargiulo and Thomas Yassmin, Broncos Cheerleaders and Broncos Alumni Billy Van Heusen, Reuben Droughns and Ebenezer Ekuban joined volunteers from CommonSpirit to take part in a Thanksgiving-themed activity with students.

In partnership with Food Bank of the Rockies, outside linebacker Nik Bonitto was joined by teammates Jonathon Cooper, Keidron Smith and Delarrin Turner-Yell to distribute turkeys and other Thanksgiving items to more than 200 families at Aurora Community Connection on Monday.

On Tuesday, Denver Broncos alumni, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Miles the Mascot visited Buckley Space Force Base to show their military appreciation during the 2024 Salute to Service Caravan presented by USAA.

On Tuesday, Broncos players Garett Bolles, Matt Peart, Frank Crum and Nick Gargiulo joined with former Bronco Jurrell Casey, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and volunteers from local organizations to package mental health kits for teenagers.

On Tuesday, Broncos offensive linemen Frank Crum and Nick Gargiulo and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders Naomi and Yuna visited Crawford Elementary School to take part in recess activities put on by Playworks Colorado.

On Friday and Saturday, the Denver Elections Division's Mobile Voting Unit was stationed at Empower Field at Mile High to host local residents to register to vote and cast their votes in the 2024 election, with appearances from Miles the Mascot and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders to show their support.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation and Ent Credit Union hosted an Adventures in Reality simulation for students at Lincoln High School, with help from Frank Crum, Nick Gargiulo, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Broncos alumni.

On Saturday, the Broncos partnered with Dream on 3 to bring Elmer and his family to Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit to get a tour of the team's facility and to watch practice before breaking down the team huddle.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos helped unveiled a renovated library at Ashley Elementary School in Denver and then hosted a Scholastic Book Fair for students.

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

On Tuesday, Miles the Mascot and Denver Broncos Cheerleaders visited patients at St. Anthony's Hospital.

On Tuesday, several Broncos players visited with kids and their families at Children's Hospital Colorado.

On Friday, four Colorado high schools competed in the Broncos' girls flag football Jamboree of the Week at West High School, which included visits from Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Broncos alumni and Miles the Mascot.

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos Foundation teamed up with Ent Credit Union to host an Adventures in Reality simulation to help teach students about financial planning.