Raiders and Aces Owner Mark Davis Donates $100K to Boys Town Nevada

 Boys Town Nevada, a nonprofit child and family service organization headquartered in Las Vegas, celebrated 35 years of serving children and families during its “Impact Gala: Team Up for Mental Health” event on Friday, Oct. 23, at M Resort Spa Casino in Henderson.

Boys Town Nevada operates under the umbrella of the national Boys Town organization.

Mark Davis, owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas Aces, donated $100,000 to support the organization’s work, adding a highlight to the anniversary celebration.

Davis was recognized for his commitment to youth and expanding access to mental health resources. His personal contribution will help Boys Town Nevada “continue providing services to children and families throughout Southern Nevada,” according to a news release.

The evening brought together community leaders, philanthropic partners, Raiderettes cheerleaders, and supporters for a luxury tailgate experience, a seated dinner, and an “overtime” after-party at Luxe Lounge.

Proceeds support Boys Town Nevada’s youth mental and behavioral health services, family support and in-home intervention programs, school-based behavioral supports, autism assessments and care, and crisis prevention resources.

Over the past five years, Boys Town Nevada has impacted more than 200,000 lives statewide, according to a news release. Its Nevada Behavioral Health Clinic provided 16,657 mental health sessions, completed 239 autism assessments, and delivered evidence-based therapy to 1,655 children.

The celebration was supported by the Las Vegas Raiders, NVision360, Gene Hass Foundation, Westgate Las Vegas, Las Vegas Aces, Zoox, Intermountain Health, Findlay VW, Nevada State University, Carson Wealth, and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

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