RAVENS IN OUR COMMUNITY

“IT’S IMPERATIVE THAT WE CONTINUE TO INVEST IN THE WELL-BEING, EDUCATION AND FUTURE OF CHILDREN IN BALTIMORE CITY. WE BELIEVE THIS PROJECT WILL HAVE A MULTILAYERED EFFECT, HELPING NOT ONLY STUDENTS DURING THE 2021 SCHOOL TERM, BUT ALSO THOSE WHO FOLLOW BEHIND THEM IN YEARS TO COME.” - RAVENS PRESIDENT DICK CASS

COMMUNITY SHOWCASE

Today’s Community Showcase features Leveling the Playing Field. For more information on the organization, please visit: https://www.levelingtheplayingfield.org/

On June 9, the Ravens hosted their annual volunteer day at Baltimore City’s Edgecombe Circle and Curtis Bay (pictured) elementary schools.

RAVENS SIGNATURE PROJECT

This offseason, the Baltimore Ravens invested $150,000 into two Baltimore City schools to establish new educational spaces. Nearly 100 staff volunteers participated in the renovations at Edgecombe Circle and Curtis Bay elementary schools, fully funded by the Ravens Foundation, Inc. Key components of both renovations included construction of an outdoor classroom (Edgecombe Circle), creation of peace and meditation rooms (Edgecombe Circle and Curtis Bay) and assembly of educational packs (Curtis Bay). This project marks the second time the Ravens have worked with Edgecombe Circle, as the team’s 2020 signature project created a new, kid-designed playground at the school. The Ravens’ signature project remains a staple commitment of the organization to supporting the Baltimore community. Previous projects and renovation sites include Webster Kendrick Boys and Girls Club (2019), Douglass Homes (2018), Mary Ann Winterling Elementary School (2017), Ravens Bookmobile (2016) and Charles Carroll Barrister Elementary #34 (2015). In addition to the 2021 school transformations, this past March, the Ravens made an additional investment of $200,000 to Baltimore City Public Schools to assist students, faculty and staff as they returned to in-person learning for the first time since the pandemic began.

IN OUR COMMUNITY

9/7 DE Calais Campbell joined the United Way and Lowe’s Hometown Team to build gardens at Allen AME Church in Baltimore. The outdoor space is dedicated to Pathway Forward, Inc., whose mission is to build the human, social and physical capital of Baltimore City. 9/17 Through the annual Ravens RISE High School Football Showdown, S Chuck Clark surprised studentathletes, coaches and fans from Mt. Hebron and Long Reach high schools. Clark gave pep talks to each team, participated in the coin toss and spent time with fans. 9/22 The Baltimore Ravens and T. Rowe Price teamed up for the third-consecutive Baltimore Ravens Leadership Institute. The year-long leadership development program for Baltimore City/County high schoolers kicked off with a special visit from Ravens Legend Torrey Smith.

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