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Maxx Crosby Foundation renews $2,000 per Raiders sack deal after Credit One Bank’s $100,000 charity push

The Maxx Crosby Foundation, opened by Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby and his wife Rachel Crosby [nee Washburn] in 2023, supports causes

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The Maxx Crosby Foundation, opened by Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby and his wife Rachel Crosby [nee Washburn] in 2023, supports causes including teen substance abuse intervention, youth health and wellness, animal rescue and abuse prevention, and other charitable initiatives.Over three years, the foundation has quickly become a means for Maxx Crosby’s off-gridiron community work.Credit One Bank turns Raiders sacks into charitable causes like Maxx Crosby FoundationThe Credit One Bank and Maxx Crosby Foundation partnership is one of the most popular defensive statistics with community-focused financial commitment. The initiative has become an annual connection between Las Vegas Raiders football and charitable causes in Southern Nevada.For Crosby, it’s a dual benefit, as the partnership acts as an opportunity to connect his gridiron duties with his everlasting commitment to the Las Vegas community.Credit One Bank started its “One For The Community” initiative in 2021. They partnered with the Maxx Crosby Foundation in 2023. For the past three years, they have collaborated on a donation model. Every Las Vegas Raiders sack during each season effectively translated into $2,000 toward charitable causes.Credit One Bank pledged $2,000 for every sack recorded by a Las Vegas Raiders player during the 2023 NFL season. The Raiders defense recorded 37 sacks, which ultimately generated $74,000. Credit One Bank increased the contribution to $100,000. One half of the amount [$50,000] went to the Maxx Crosby Foundation.Maxx Crosby Foundation benefits from Credit One Bank’s annual initiativeThen came the 2024 NFL season, and the same recipe was repeated. Only this time, there were 38 sacks, so the amount totaled $76,000. Credit One Bank again rounded up the amount to $100,000, of which one half [$50,000] went to Maxx Crosby’s foundation.In the 2025 season, the same recipe was repeated, but with only 37 sacks. Maxx Crosby personally accounted for 10 of the Raiders’ 37 sacks in 2025. However, the donation was made based on the total number of sacks, and not on Crosby’s individual stats.The total amount was $74,000. Credit One Bank rounded it up to $100,000, of which $50,000 went to the defensive end’s organization. The other co-beneficiary halves have rotated between the YMCA of Southern Nevada and Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada.Since launching in 2021, the “One For The Community” initiative has supported seven nonprofits and contributed $500,000 in total. This year, Credit One Bank announced the initiative again via Instagram in September. They will be supporting the Maxx Crosby Foundation and Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada.Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada focuses on financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurial education for local students.In partnership with Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada, Credit One Bank helped 5,329 students participate in the BizTown and Finance Park programs, providing them with 95,892 cumulative contact hours of hands-on financial learning.Credit One Bank invests millions in Southern NevadaIn 2025, Credit One Bank invested $6.55 million and more than 4,400 volunteer hours into Southern Nevada, with a major focus on expanding youth financial education through partnerships with Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada and Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada.“Reflecting on the work that we have done at our organization over the last year has been truly rewarding. And it’s an honor to be surrounded by countless individuals who care so deeply about giving back to their community,” said Mamta Kapoor, Credit One Bank executive vice president of partnerships.Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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Monday, October 12, 2026

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