Las Vegas Raiders Donate $20K in Football Equipment to Pahrump Valley

In another display of community support, the Las Vegas Raiders and their partners donated high school football practice equipment valued at $20,000 to the Pahrump Valley High School Trojans football program. The donation is part of the team’s “Champions for Safety” program in partnership with Naqvi Injury Law.

The team received its practice equipment earlier this week, but the story began about six weeks ago when PVHS Athletic Administrator Kristin Baker received an email from Jordan Aguilar, the Raiders’ senior manager of football development. Initially skeptical — it seemed “too good to be true” — Baker confirmed the offer, which included new tackling sleds, donuts, pads, training tools and more, along with an invitation to the Raiders’ Festival of Football event during the 2026 NFL Draft.

This donation aligns with the Raiders’ broader community efforts through the Raiders Foundation and initiatives like Champions for Safety, which focus on youth development, player safety and supporting local high school programs. For the Trojans, a small-town team building momentum, the support validates their hard work and provides tangible tools to elevate their preparation and performance.

Below are photos from the Raiders on the donation ceremony.