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Thanks to the Las Vegas Raiders for a Memorable My Cause My Cleats Game Day

My Cause My Cleats Game Day Experience

Avery Burton Foundation would like to thank the Las Vegas Raiders Organization and player John Jenkins #95 for the opportunity to participate in the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats campaign on December 16th, 2024, Monday Night Football at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV.

My Cause My Cleats - Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle John Jenkins #95 - Avery Burton Foundation
My Cause My Cleats – Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle John Jenkins #95 – Avery Burton Foundation

Our Las Vegas Raider Player Champion John Jenkins #95 wore specially designed cleats during the game to support Mental Health Awareness in the community.

Read More About The Avery Burton Foundation’s Story – Las Vegas Review-Journal

https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/raiders/raiders-dt-to-make-local-charitys-dream-come-true-with-special-shoes-3227945/

Monday Night Football Game Photos – Atlanta Falcons at Las Vegas Raiders – Allegiant Stadium

Avery Burton Foundation Founder Reggie Burton and Aiden Burton Board member on sidelines at Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas
Avery Burton Foundation Founder Reggie Burton and Aiden Burton Board member on sidelines at Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas

MCMC Cleats - John Jenkins 95 Game Cleats - Avery Burton Foundation
MCMC Cleats – John Jenkins 95 Game Cleats – Avery Burton Foundation
MCMC Cleats - John Jenkins 95 Game Cleats on the scoreboard at Allegiant Stadium - Avery Burton Foundation
MCMC Cleats – John Jenkins 95 Game Cleats on the scoreboard at Allegiant Stadium – Avery Burton Foundation
MCMC Cleats - Raiders John Jenkins 95 Game Cleats - Avery Burton Foundation Founder Reggie Burton
MCMC Cleats – Raiders John Jenkins 95 Game Cleats – Avery Burton Foundation Founder Reggie Burton


The Avery Burton Foundation (ABF) is a non-profit 501c.3 Organizations were created to reduce mental health stigma through mental health outreach and education.

            Reggie Burton and his family founded ABF to honor his son, Avery Rashawn Burton, who, two months after graduating from the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), suffered a major depressive episode and took his life in July 2017 at age 22. He had just received his degree in May 2017 in Kinesiological Science and planned to pursue a doctoral degree in physical therapy at UNLV.

For more information about us and what our objectives are, please visit all of our pages at averyburtonfoundation.org 

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