Ravens Community Yearbook

See the work the Ravens did in the Baltimore community during the 2022 year.

The Ravens had about 150 volunteers, including players and staff, at Morrell Park Elementary/Middle School and Recreation Center in Baltimore City.

The Ravens teamed up with staff from M&T Bank and Constellation in support of the Greenmount West Community Center at an Earth Day volunteer event.

Ravens LB Roquan Smith went to the Safe Center in Baltimore to give gifts this holiday season.

The Ravens and Under Armour hosted the first annual clinic with more than 100 area high-school females to support the sport now and in the future.

Ravens G Kevin Zeitler and his wife, Sarah, talk about giving back to Wisconsin Lutheran High School with new facilities at Zeitler Stadium.

Ravens players hosted a coat drive to support the men at Baltimore's Helping Up Mission.

The Ravens reached out to help the Howard County Terps youth football program.

Check out the Ravens' latest project to give kids a great place to play.

Ravens WR James Proche II, LB Josh Bynes and RB Kenyan Drake visit with cancer survivors and give them tickets to the 'Crucial Catch' game vs. the Bengals, where they were honored.

Ravens WR James Proche II, LB Josh Bynes and RB Kenyan Drake visit with cancer survivors and give them tickets to the 'Crucial Catch' game vs. the Bengals, where they were honored.

Step inside the Ravens' annual day of service with close to 50 different volunteer events across Baltimore.

Lamar Jackson came to Mount Royal Elementary/Middle School to read his book, 'I Dream, You Dream, Let Us Dream' to the kids in Baltimore City.

Check out the Ravens' renovation at Franklin Square Elementary/Middle School in downtown Baltimore.

The Ravens hosted and fully funded the $200,000 investment project for their annual organization-wide volunteer day to establish new educational spaces at Baltimore City's Franklin Square Elementary/Middle School.

Head Coach John Harbaugh, Mark Andrews, Marlon Humphrey and other Ravens made wooden flags and commemorated fallen heroes with their families.

The Ravens worked with M&T Bank to honor grand prize winner, Shayla Proctor, from Deep Run Elementary School.

The Ravens welcomed sophomores and juniors to participate in the program in conjunction with T. Rowe Price to develop future leaders in our community.

Ravens players including OLB Daelin Hayes, and his mom, Lakeshia Neal, worked with the Women's Housing Coalition to serve a group of single mothers and their kids around Baltimore.

Volunteers from the Ravens, M&T Bank and Constellation worked to pick up trash at Irvine Nature Center as part of the Clean Stream Initiative across the Mid-Atlantic region.

Ravens safety Chuck Clark and kids participated in the annual tradition on the front lawn of the White House.

As part of a new partnership with Socios.com, the Ravens honored 38 fire stations in the Baltimore area, including visits from Chuck Clark, Daelin Hayes and Trystan Colon.

Check out the work the Ravens helped put into the Baltimore community during the 2021 season.

About 125 female student athletes came to the Under Armour Performance Center for the seventh annual LIFT (Leading and Inspiring Females to Thrive) conference, along with Olympic wrestler Helen Maroulis.

John Harbaugh went to Aberdeen Proving Ground to read 'The World Needs More Purple People' to children as part of the Military Child Education Coalition's 'Tell Me a Story' event.