Ravens gift equipment and apparel to local Youth & High School Programs in Baltimore
Baltimore is hosting their Youth Football Day on Saturday, August 2nd at the Under Armour Performance Center, and approximately 1,500 Participants from 21 youth and high school programs will receive new equipment and apparel during practice.
The Ravens Foundation, Inc. has awarded grants to 28 nonprofit programs throughout the State of Maryland, it was announced Friday. As part of their ongoing dedication to improving youth sports in the region, the Baltimore Ravens and Under Armour provided grants for new sports apparel and equipment to more than 4,000 local young athletes from over 250 total youth football teams and other youth sports programs.
As part of this grant initiative, on Saturday, Aug. 2, the Ravens will host approximately 1,500 participants from 21 area youth and high school football programs at training camp to receive the new equipment and apparel.
The selected programs will serve diverse populations in 12 Maryland counties, including Anne Arundel, Baltimore City and County, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick, Howard, Harford, Montgomery, Prince George's, Queen Anne's, Talbot, and Washington. The grant awards also span into Milford, Del.
The grant is in Year 15, and continues to serve as a vital link between the Ravens and youth sports programs to help promote, improve, and facilitate the healthy development of children in the community. Each recipient utilizes the grant to purchase packages that include Under Armour jerseys, cleats, sports bras, Guardian Caps, field equipment, and emergency response accessories.
2025 Ravens Youth Football Grant Recipients:
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