2022 Community Scrapbook

our mission is to win football games, serve our fans and be a positive force in our community.

the ravens are committed to embracing and improvingthe communities surrounding our team.

Alongside 200 staff and player volunteers, team president Sashi Brown participated in the Ravens’ annual Signature Project, transforming and beautifying Franklin Square Elementary/Middle school.

Dear Friend and Devoted Ravens Fan:

On behalf of the entire Baltimore Ravens organization, I’m honored to present our 2022 Community Impact book. We share this publication with all fans and supporters of the Ravens – as each of you plays an important role in our community outreach!

The Ravens are committed to embracing and improving the communities surrounding our team, and we annually produce this book to highlight the extensive efforts of our organization – players, coaches, staff and alumni. I’m extremely proud of our consistent community engagement and dedicated advocacy to making a lasting impact. This ongoing and important work builds positive change and continues to improve the lives of thousands of children and families in our area.

I’m also excited about our recently announced partnership with The Boys & Girls Club of Metro Baltimore on a comprehensive renovation of the Hilton Recreation Center in West Baltimore. Over the next two years, we’ll continue working with leaders from Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, LEVEL82, Green Street Academy and the surrounding community on this exceptional project. We are thrilled to provide funding for the renovation, which will benefit Baltimore children and teens by delivering a safe and healthy environment that enriches educational and athletic opportunities. (Please see the back of this book for some early renderings and plans.)

Overall, we will continue to join our incredible partners by utilizing our energy, visibility and financial resources to make a meaningful difference throughout Baltimore and Maryland.

Thank you for your support and encouragement in helping serve the communities we love.

Sincerely,

Steve Bisciotti

2022 signature project

Ravens staff members participated in an organization-wide volunteer day in June 2022, transforming and beautifying Franklin Square Elementary/Middle school. Over 200 volunteers featuring Ravens staff, team President Sashi Brown and 53 Ravens players, including the entire 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.

“it is really important for us to be able to be in the community with our fans. throughout the offseason, we do a number of these projects, and we will continue to.”

— sashi brown, ravens team president

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kyle hamilton patrick mekari

our team. our community.

“What is the purpose of sport? Is it just to win and be no. 1 at everything? or, is sport a tool that is going to shape my character and help me to be the purpose I need to be outside of sport, in life and in other arenas?”

— olympic gold medalist helen maroulis, 2022 l.i.f.t. conference keynote speaker

in celebration of earth day, constellation, m&t bank and ravens staff collected 1,560 pounds of trash at the irvine nature center.

2022 community impact

Left: Head coach John Harbaugh delivered the opening remarks to the Baltimore-area female studentathletes at the 2022 Leading and Inspiring Females to Thrive (L.I.F.T.) Conference.

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ravens foundation

The Ravens Foundation, Inc., is committed to improving, encouraging and enabling the healthy development of youth in Maryland. Annually, the Foundation hosts signature renovation projects, provides annual college scholarships to students as a part of the Ravens Scholars program and supports charitable partners, such as Next One Up (pictured below left).

Below: The 2022 Ravens Scholars (Nico Del Pino, Anu Jinadu, Mahendra Shahi, Kalil Sykes and Zen Gordon) were recognized prior to a preseason game against the Titans.

Above: Tyus Bowser visited Mount Royal Elementary/Middle School alongside the Ravens and Maryland Book Bank’s Bookmobile. Since 2016, the Bookmobile has distributed 625,458 books to Baltimore students.

tyus bowser justin madubuike

social justice efforts

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, executive vice president Ozzie Newsome and Ravens players, including Lamar Jackson (pictured alongside Bisciotti below), hosted the inaugural class of Ozzie Newsome Scholars for a luncheon at the Under Armour Performance Center, where the students also watched practice and interacted with players. The Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation announced a $4 million donation to fund scholarships for Baltimore City high school graduates to attend one of four HBCUs located in Maryland.

2022 community impact

Left: Roquan Smith surprised Baltimore community leader Van Brooks by announcing him as the team’s honoree for the Ravens’ Inspire Change Changemaker award.

Left: In celebration of Black History Month, Ravens staff members participated in Hues of History, an immersive art history and painting workshop featuring several of Baltimore’s black-owned businesses.

“i know you will learn and accomplish a great deal over the next several years, as you work to become the future leaders of baltimore and maryland.”

— steve bisciotti, ravens owner

social ravens

Ravens players often show their support of our community by engaging with fans on social media and by highlighting the efforts of their foundations. Give them a follow!

pathfinders for autism

@pathfindersforautism

Pathfinders for Autism (PFA) has once again partnered with Landon’s Puzzle Pieces, along with Baltimore Ravens’ defensive tackle Justin Madubuike #92, to collect sensory items that are often helpful to individuals with autism’s physical and neurological development. The items will be distributed to children with autism and other special needs in Maryland.

ronald mcdonald house

@rmhcmaryland

Santa’s Workshop came with some VERY cool helpers this year! The Baltimore Ravens players came by our House, and let’s just say our families were very, very excited! Thank you for joining us Rashod Bateman, Daryl Worley, Tylan Wallace, & Shemar Bridges. Also, huge shoutout to our Women’s Committee for leading the charge and for making the crafting stations absolutely spectacular!

cosiscience

@cosiscience

We’re working to inspire the next generation of innovators one #stem kit at a time and love having @tyus23 with us to tackle the challenge! Thanks to this  @ravens powerhouse & our friends at @nasa for joining us to bring these special @nasaartemis Learning Lunchboxes to Franklin Square Elementary School today!

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@nextoneuporg

Big Thank You to Chuck Clark, his wife (Aysha) and the @ravens for gifting our guys with brand new bikes this Christmas. Our guys are truly thankful.

justin Madubuike

rashod bateman

tyus bowser Chuck Clark

Mentoring Mentors @mentoring_mentors

Today we had a special guest! @daelinhayes made a visit to our center to speak to our mentees, share his story and provide inspiration and motivation. We would like to thank both @daelinhayes and @ravenscommunity for this wonderful experience. We hope to have more leaders like you to inspire our youth and community. #youthdevelopment #nevergetcomfortable

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dafe oweh family fund for africa @doffa_foundation

The Dafe Oweh Family Fund for Africa (DOFFA) is committed to ensuring that “underserved” is no longer an adjective used to describe anyone, no matter where they are in the world.

The beauty of our world is found in our diversity, which demands that we empower, value and respect one another, EQUALLY.

kyle hamilton @kyledhamilton

For every interception by the Ravens defense this season, I will be donating $1,000 to @ycentralmaryland in order to benefit after school programs in the Baltimore Area. I’m blessed to have the opportunity to do this and can’t wait to see how much we can raise! @ravenscommunity

brandon stephens @bsteve_1

I want to thank PSHS and The Boys & Girls Club for allowing me to be a blessing to others! Feels like yesterday when I was sitting on these same bleachers! Don’t forget where you come from! #LLDJ

daelin hayes

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brandon stephens

In 2022, the Ravens welcomed a full capacity of fans back to training camp at the Under Armour Performance Center. As is tradition, community groups and youth visitors had the opportunity to interact with Ravens players and receive autographs at the conclusion of practice.

16 days 16,000 fans

82 ravens rise youth football teams

66 community groups

calais campbell

john harbaugh

marlon humphrey

justin tucker

patrick ricard

PLAY 60 is the NFL’s national campaign designed to encourage individuals to be active for at least 60 minutes per day to help reverse the trend of childhood obesity. As part of the campaign, the Ravens donated $500,000 to create Baltimore County’s first destination playground (below). The playground features a wheelchair-accessible rubberized surface, timed challenge course with obstacles, an artificial turf 40-yard dash and more.

in 2022: 199,000 Students+ 300 Schools 60 MIN PER DAY

3.1 million students have been reached by play 60 messaging (since ’07)

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jordan stout

anthony brown

adrienne a. jones

Johnny Olszewski

sashi brown

2022 community impact

The Ravens hosted their fourth-annual PLAY 60 All-Ability Football Clinic with 50 participants from Special Olympics Maryland (SOMD) to help kick off the year-round efforts of the NFL’s PLAY 60 campaign.

For the fourth-consecutive year, the Baltimore Ravens partnered with the United Way of Central Maryland to host a volunteer service day for the Greater Baltimore area. The community service day offered both virtual and in-person events, allowing Ravens fans, players, staff and corporate partners the opportunity to participate in service projects supporting education, hunger, military and environmental efforts.

21,000 volunteers

89 projects completed 3,600,000 minutes served

“today is a day where we are really getting out, rolling up our sleeves and making sure we support our communities through volunteerism.”

— heather darney, ravens vice president of community relations/executive director, ravens foundation

marcus williams

patrick queen

demarcus robinson

“just being able to come out here and volunteer, give a little bit of our time, bring a little bit of awareness and a little bit more attention to some great organizations is really important to not just me and my teammates, but to all of our families and the entire ravens organization.”

— K justin tucker

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sashi brown

our team. our community.

The Ravens teamed with the American Cancer Society to host their inaugural Crucial Catch Day at M&T Bank Stadium. The team provided four pre-selected cancer patients with a makeover, custom-fitted wigs and a behind-the-scenes tour of the stadium.

“today is awesome. we are having a great time. without the american cancer society and making strides against breast cancer, we wouldn’t have any of this.”

james proche kenyan drake

josh bynes

— oprah martin, breast cancer survivor (below middle)

#feedtheflock

“the generosity and commitment we’ve seen from the ravens over the last several seasons is unmatched. their unwavering support to fight hunger has made a significant impact in the lives of marylanders. we are proud to work alongside an organization that shares our commitment to serving others, inspiring hope and promoting kindness within the communities we serve.”

— carmen del guercio, president & ceo, maryland food bank

Left: Singer and TV personality Jennifer Hudson joined Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott in supporting the 27th Annual Food and Funds Drive pre-game collection efforts.

Through the inaugural year of the Flags with the Flock program, head coach John Harbaugh and Ravens players, including Mark Andrews (below), teamed with Flags of Valor and Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) to recognize five families at the Under Armour Performance Center. Each family created a personalized wooden American Flag honoring their fallen service member before being presented with a customized jersey in their honor.

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mark andrews

john harbaugh

The Ravens hosted their annual Youth Football and Military Combine at the Under Armour Performance Center in November. Coinciding with the team’s Super Bowl XLVII reunion weekend, former Ravens players, including Haloti Ngata (below left), and their families joined cheerleaders and team mascots to help lead youth participants through football drills with a military twist. The event is designed for children whose parents currently serve or have served in the U.S. Military.

2022 community impact

The Ravens hosted service dogs in training from Warrior Canine Connection at the Under Armour Performance Center.

“this is the land of the free because this is the home of the brave. you are the brave, and we thank you so much for who you are.”

— john harbaugh, ravens head coach

haloti ngAta

ronnie stanley

Each season, Ravens players, through the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, wear custom cleats in honor of the causes they support. Below is a sampling from 2022.

mark andrews • jdrf diabetes foundation

kenyan drake • pups 4 patriots

tyler linderbaum • big o foundation

justin madubuike • autism speaks

nick moore • travis manion foundation

odafe oweh • sickle cell association of new jersey

patrick queen • boo 2 bullying

jordan stout • penn state thon

kristian welch • warrior rising

daryl worley • cease fire pa

“i share the community here with everyone; i live here as well, so being able to be involved and interact and immerse yourself in the community, that’s the main thing.”

2022 ravens walter payton man of the year

— S chuck clark

youth football

The Ravens support youth football efforts throughout Maryland through various programs, such as the High School Coach of the Week/Year program, boys and girls flag football initiatives, youth and coach camps and clinics, funding for field builds and renovations and equipment donations through the Ravens Youth Football Grant.

53,000 youth football athletes have competed in ravens rise programming since 2015

16 grants awarded to 105 youth football teams

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marlon humphrey

Damarion Williams

In February, the Ravens and Under Armour teamed with Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) to provide grant funding and uniforms for the development of high school girls’ flag football programs in the fall of 2023. The Ravens committed three years of grant funding to 10 Frederick County high schools, rewarding the county’s support of the initiative and for leading the way with its 2023 inaugural fall pilot program. Through this partnership, Frederick County Public Schools will pilot flag football as an interscholastic girls’ sport, marking the 29th sport offered by FCPS.

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thanksgiving community

Above: Ravens director of player engagement Jameel McClain and his 53 Families Foundation hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for 5,300 people in need in the Baltimore community. Joining McClain at the event were 24 players, including (L-R): Josh Bynes, Isaiah Mack, Jeremiah Moon, Nick Moore, Jason Pierre-Paul, Justin Houston, Tyus Bowser, Charlie Kolar, Kristian Welch, Roquan Smith, Justin Madubuike, Josh Ross, Bryan Hall (alumni) and Michael Pierce (right).

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10 events

42 players involved 1,750 turkeys & bags of sides 5,800 hot meals served

“we started off with 53 families in the salvation army basement, serving chicken nuggets and french fries. now we have 5,300 people, 13 years later. we are serving the baltimore community, and it is just an honor to be able to do this.”

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justin tucker

lamar jackson

Right: The Ravens hosted their 19th annual Ravens Coat Giveaway at the Helping Up Mission shelter, distributing 500 coats, gloves and cold weather items to Baltimore men in need.

jameel mcclain, ravens legend and director of player engagement

“just being in the position that younger kids are seeing you coming back, showing love ... we are showing baltimore fans that we love them not only on the field but off the field. being able to do that and seeing the smiles we put on their faces just means the world.”

— te isaiah likely

devin duvernay

tyler huntley

tyus bowser

roquan smith

tyler linderbaum

justice hill

isaiah likely

anthony brown

anthony levine

mike davis

holiday giving

Each holiday season, Ravens players participate in and host their own gift distributions and holiday parties for children and families across Baltimore.

“it feels amazing being able to hang out with the safe center students, handing out holiday gifts, just seeing how much it brightened their day and the smiles it put on their faces. it’s just an amazing experience, and i am grateful to be a part of it.”

roquan smith

— lb roquan smith

Calais Campbell and his foundation, the CRC foundation, treated students from Bridges Baltimore and a local PAL center to a shopping spree through the team’s 17th Annual Holiday Helpers event. Campbell and 28 of his teammates served as personal shopping assistants for the students in attendance.

2022 community impact

justin madubuike

jordan stout

ronnie stanley

kahlil mckenzie

calais campbell

brandon stephens

“this event is just a way to connect with the kids, put a smile on their face, and they put a smile back on ours. hopefully this is a memory that will last them a lifetime.”

— de calais campbell

ravens salute partners

The Ravens partner with a number of exceptional organizations during the year to support community programming and make meaningful impact in Baltimore and throughout Maryland.

In celebration of

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Ravens Legend Torrey Smith addressed students at the Baltimore Ravens Leadership Institute, presented by T. Rowe Price at one of the six annual sessions.

Ravens cheerleaders and mascot Edgar visited MedStar Health healthcare workers and staff to show appreciation for their service.

Valentine’s Day, Poe and the Dunkin’ Community Cruiser visited local community members, including police officers, to provide Valentine’s treats.

T. Rowe Price and the Ravens honored five outstanding volunteers with the 2022 Community Quarterback Award for their work supporting the Baltimore community. Alejandra Ivanovich – Amigos of Baltimore County, Detective Jahlik Mathis – Police and Sneaks, Inc., Kelly Ryan – Love in the Trenches, Laure Ruth – Women’s Law Center of Maryland and Lonnie Walker – J.O.Y. Baltimore.

2022 community impact

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roquan smith

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Kyle Hamilton, Malik Harrison and mascot Edgar participated in Southwest Airline’s Trading Places event, surprising customers by taking the place of the company’s ground operations agents for the day.

As part of the Touchdown for Teachers program, presented by M&T Bank, Marlon Humphrey and bank representatives surprised Deep Run Elementary’s Shayla Proctor with the program’s 2022 grand prize.

Coca-Cola Consolidated and the Baltimore Ravens joined to host an Angel Tree Camp for children with incarcerated parents from the Prison Fellowship organization.

Roquan Smith surprised a deserving family with a new HVAC system for their home through the Constellation Home Gift of Warmth program.

ravens flock together

“purple has been a great way for women to show our passion and dedication for the nfl and our ravens.

i’ve been to many purple & purple evening events and have had a blast celebrating my favorite team!”

— tracy swank, a purple evening attendee

BALTIMORE RAVENS

Ravens Legends: Brad Jackson, Jacoby Jones, Daniel Wilcox, Adalius Thomas, Mark Clayton and Edwin Mulitalo

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ravens cheerleaders, marching ravens & poe!

ravens gameday!

On gameday, the Ravens highlight many community organizations and leaders, joining with several of their partners like Constellation (Sacks for Science), CSX (Seats for Service), M&T Bank (Honor Rows) and Toyota (Toyota Touchdowns). Each year, the team recognizes High School Football State/Conference Champions (right), and new in 2022, the team surprised Ravens Inspire Change Changemaker award winner, Van Brooks (top right), with tickets to Super Bowl LVII.

ravens volunteer network

In 2022, the Baltimore Ravens launched a new employee volunteerism program: the Ravens Volunteer Network (RVN). This program was created to provide all Ravens staff ample opportunities to support our community through a wide variety of volunteer activities and initiatives.

390 contributions 141 employees engaged

1,268.5 hours volunteered across 30 causes

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our team. our community.

john harbaugh

calais campbell

ben mason

roquan smith

lamar jackson

broderick washington

brent urban

daelin hayes

kevin zeitler

geno stone

nate mcCrary

2022 community impact

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tyus bowser

ar’darius washington

ronnie stanley

nick boyle

malik harrison

Above: Rookies Kyle Hamilton, Isaiah Likely, Travis Jones, Jeremiah Moon, Jalyn Armour-Davis, Daniel Faalele and Jordan Stout helped celebrate the destination playground ribbon cutting in Owings Mills, Md.

impacting our community in 2022 ravens caw to action... brought together 21,000 volunteers (including ravens alumni, players, partners and staff) through 89 projects totaling 3.6 million minutes of volunteer work

in 2022 ravens players participated in:

156 events

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369 player appearances

100% of players participated

1,465 in-kind donations distributed in 2022

12,963 in 2022 tickets donated

500 coats and cold-weather items distributed to homeless in 2022

60 min per day

since 2007

$1.6 million donated to local nonprofits through play 60 grant since 2016

$13.6 million contributed in social justice efforts

since 2016

$11 million meals provided through the maryland food bank since 2016

625,458 books distributed on ravens/maryland bookmobiles

$4.4 million committed since 2014 in support of domestic violence and sexual assault awareness

$5.7 million in funding committed to maryland high school students through the ravens foundation and ozzie newsome scholarship programs

coming soon

Ravens president Sashi Brown announced the combined (Stephen & Renee Bisciotti Foundation and Baltimore Ravens) $20 million donation toward a renovation project for West Baltimore’s Hilton Recreation Center. The team is partnering with The Boys & Girls Club of Metro Baltimore, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, LEVEL82, Green Street Academy and the surrounding community on the endeavor. www.baltimoreravens.com/community