Broncos & USAA Salute the Military

Jaleel McLaughlin, Marvin Mims Jr., JL Skinner, Thomas Incoom, Demontrey Jacobs, Durell Nchami, Tremon Smith, Damarri Mathis, Tanner McCalister and Phillip Dorsett spent a recent offseason afternoon visiting patients at Children's Hospital Colorado.

Chris Harris Jr. hosted a coat collection drive on Monday night to gather coats for his annual Coats for a Cause fundraiser that benefits the Denver Children's Home. Several of Harris' teammates stopped by to support Harris and the cause.

The Broncos and USAA hosted USAA's Salute to Service NFL Boot Camp for 55 active duty military members at Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse on Tuesday. Afterward, they watched practice and met Broncos players and President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway.

The Broncos, in conjunction with the Colorado High School Activities Association, welcomed players and coaches from 20 of Colorado's top high school football teams for High School Football Media Day at UCHealth Training Center in the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse on Friday.

With support from the Bowlen family, the Broncos put Alzheimer's awareness in focus on Day 7 of training camp. In addition to making monetary donations, fans showed their support by wearing purple as they watched another intense day of football.

Current and past members and families that have made the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club a success came together Thursday for a celebration of the club's 15 years of existence and community support.

The Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club has been one of the Broncos' most important community partnerships since its inception in 2003.

Broncos players took 25 Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver members on a shopping spree at King Soopers to stock up on school supplies and kick off the "Stuff for Students" school supplies drive.

Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders hosted 300 kids on Saturday at his annual youth football camp that gives kids the chance to meet and play football with one of the Broncos' most recognizable players.

Von Miller held his annual youth football camp on Tuesday and Wednesday at Englewood High School.

The Denver Broncos hosted the Rocky Mountain region's largest high school 7-on-7 and Linemen Challenge tournaments from Tuesday to Friday at All City Stadium and on Saturday at UCHealth Training Center.

With the Broncos Women's Organization and USAA as their hosts, members of the U.S. Army and Colorado Air National Guard took in Tuesday's minicamp practice and got to meet the players afterward.