ravens in our community

SINCE 2015, the Baltimore Ravens have invested $2.8 Million into refurbishing, renovatng and beautifying local schools and neighborhood playgrounds

community showcase on ravenswalk

Today’s Community Showcase featured Next One Up. For more information on the organization, please visit: www.nextoneup.org On June 6, nearly 200 volunteers, comprised of current and former Ravens players, staff and executives, took part in the annual organization-wide volunteer day. 2022 Signature Project

This offseason, the Baltimore Ravens invested $200,000 into Franklin Square Elementary/Middle to help transform and beautify the school. At the end of the 2022-23 school year, Steuart Hill Academy will permanently close, and students will be redistricted to Franklin Square Elementary/Middle. The Ravens chose this location to beautify the space and ease the transition for students. Alongside Heart of America, close to 200 volunteers, including Ravens staff, team president Sashi Brown, RB Gus Edwards, OLB Odafe Oweh, CB Marcus Peters, FB Pat Ricard and the entire 2022 rookie class took part in the restoration event. Throughout the day, volunteers refurbished the school’s gymnasium, computer lab, cafeteria, teachers’ lounge and hallways. Additionally, volunteers built an outdoor classroom, planted trees and painted outdoor murals. The Ravens’ signature project remains an annual commitment backed by the entire organization, to support the Baltimore community. Previous projects and renovation sites include Curtis Bay Elementary (2021), Edgecombe Circle Elementary (2020-21), Webster Kendrick Boys and Girls Club (2019), Douglass Homes (2018), Mary Ann Winterling Elementary (2017), Ravens Bookmobile (2016), Charles Carroll Barrister Elementary #34 (2015).

in our community

8/24 The Ravens kicked off their annual Baltimore Ravens Leadership Institute. The sixevent program began as Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (above) and Ravens Legend and director of player engagement Jameel McClain addressed the students in attendance about leadership. 9/3 DE Calais Campbell, alongside his Charles Richard Campbell Foundation, hosted a back-to-school event for Baltimore City youth. Campbell distributed free food, school supplies and participated in football drills and leadership/financial literacy sessions. 9/12 QB Lamar Jackson read his book, ‘I Dream, You Dream, Let Us Dream!’ to students at Mount Royal Elementary/Middle School, while OLB Tyus Bowser, RB Mike Davis and QB Tyler Huntley distributed books from the Ravens Bookmobile to Mount Royal students.

october 7: howard county: howard at glenelg - 7:00pm october 14: baltimore county: dundalk at franklin - 7:00pm october 28: city vs. poly homewood field - 7:00pm

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MONday oct 17

• autograph sessions return • custom ravens tote bag • photo opportunities • and more!