Super Bowl champ got the Raiders to make $1 million donation to Uvalde

Nov 14, 2021; Paradise, Nevada, USA; An in depth view of the Las Vegas Raiders defend brand at midfield at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
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Super Bowl champ got the Raiders to make $1 million donation to Uvalde.
Vann McElroy hasn’t played for the Raiders for more than 30 years but clearly, he still has pull with the men paying the bills.
According to Chron.com, McElroy, who’s Uvalde native, spoke to Mark Davis and instructed him the metropolis was in want and Davis delivered to the tune of $1 million going to the faculty district.
“I told Mark that I talked to (Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District superintendent Hal Harrell) and he told me we needed about $1 million to be able to implement some measures to make our schools here safer,” McElroy stated according to the Uvalde Leader-News. “Mark, said, ‘Let’s do it.’”
The faculty district will use the donation in direction of making the faculties safer together with “stronger doors, cameras and more fencing.”
“In all the years that I played for the Raiders, this organization took care of me and my family, and has looked out for the players and all members of the Raiders family,” McElroy stated.