Raiders LB Malcolm Smith in the Shark Tank

The Las Vegas Raiders took a trip to Clark High School to donate equipment to the football team.

The Las Vegas Raiders were on hand as the YMCA ended their first Silver and Black Flag Football season at Bill and Lillie Heinrich YMCA

The Raiders hosted a Junior Raiders Training Camp at Steve Schorr Elementary School.

In celebration of a Las Vegas Raiders edition Henderson Library card being launched, an event was held at The Lion Habitat Ranch where guests signed up for library cards, enjoyed story time and learned about the conservation of big cats and other animals.

The Raiders hosted a Junior Raiders Training Camp at Ulis Newton Elementary School.

The Las Vegas Raiders partnered with the UNLV School of Public Health to host 250 middle school girls for the R.U.S.H. event focusing on the fundamentals of flag football, nutrition, and the importance of exercise, movement and mental health.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted an ELITE Academy with kickers, punters and long snappers for an experience to work through character development, film study, position specific drills and field work.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted an ELITE Academy with running backs, tight ends, linebackers, quarterbacks, wide receivers and defensive backs for an experience to work with alumnus Bene Benwikere through character development, film study, position specific drills and field work.

The Raiders hosted a Junior Raiders Training Camp at O.K. Adcock Elementary School.

A Pro Football Cares Sports Emergency Response training was held at Raiders HQ where athletic trainers and coaches were able to participate in a series of simulations on football equipment removal, cardiac arrest and exertional heat stroke.

The Raiders hosted girls flag football athletes for ELITE Academy, an event where athletes were able to work through drills, film study and character development with alumnus Teyo Johnson.

Offensive and defensive linemen were welcomed to Intermountain Health Performance Center for ELITE Academy, an event where athletes were able to work through drills, film study and character development with alumnus Roy Hart.