Raiders Alumni convened in Las Vegas this past weekend to take in the final preseason game from the Wynn Field Club in Allegiant Stadium.

Fans were treated to an up-close and in-person glimpse of the 2024 squad and showed their excitement for the upcoming season from the moment the team took the field.

The Silver and Black teamed up with five small businesses for the third straight year to cover the cost of back-to-school haircuts and beautician services.

The Raiders are once again taking part in NFL's initiative aimed to diversify sports medicine around the league.

The event served as an opportunity to acknowledge the importance of celebrating diversity and fostering an inclusive workplace

The charitable event featured top-tier entertainment and food, as well as items and experiences auctioned off in efforts to raise funds for mental health support in Nevada. 

Held on March 30 at Wynn Las Vegas, the gala marked a significant milestone in the Raiders' ongoing commitment to making a positive impact beyond the football field.

"The game has completely changed, but it's completely changed for the best," said Coronado flag football head coach Jodi Reich.

Raiders players, Raiderettes, and front office staff visited several schools to read books and interact with students, hoping to inspire the love of reading and encourage students to continue reading outside of the classroom.

A new esports gaming lounge was unveiled, while Maxx Crosby hosted an on-field combine for the students.

The Silver and Black visited first responders to express gratitude for their day-to-day involvement within the community.

Las Vegas native Brandon Torquato will serve as a youth sports ambassador for Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium.