See the Impact the Ravens Made in the Community in 2023

See the impact Ravens players and the organization made over the past year in the Baltimore community and beyond.

The Ravens welcomed two huge Ravens fans to Friday's practice.

Rashod Bateman held his 3rd annual Halloween party at the Ronald McDonald House.

The Ravens had 132 partners giving back to the Baltimore community as part of a Caw to Action.

Along with Under Armour, the Ravens have helped expand girls flag football to Montgomery, Washington, and Baltimore Counties with the goal of going statewide.

The Ravens have entered a five-year partnership, including a $300,000 investment, with Roca to support the organization's Baltimore City location in its ongoing efforts to address trauma, find hope and drive change.

The Ravens hosted their third annual Crucial Catch Day at M&T Bank Stadium with Brandon Stephens, Justice Hill, Nate Wiggins and more players in attendance.

The Ravens have hit the road in partnership with Weekend Backpacks, taking the new vehicle to Arlington Elementary School in Baltimore City.

New Ravens RB Derrick Henry is getting involved in the Baltimore community, as he partnered with United Way to give kids bookbags with school supplies.

The Ravens hosted TAPS military families at the Under Armour Performance Center in observance of Memorial Day.

Padonia International fourth-grade teacher Jamie Harpster is the winner of the 2024 M&T Bank Touchdown for Teachers award.

The Baltimore Ravens College Track Center will be launched with $20 million in funding from the Ravens, The Stephen & Renee Bisciotti Foundation and M&T Bank.

As part of Women's History Month, the Ravens held a networking symposium with guest speaker Arielle Chambers, a sports journalist and founder of HighlightHER.

The first season of girls flag football in Maryland's Frederick County was a smashing success.

Watch the impact that Roquan Smith, the Ravens' 2023 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, makes in the community.

Many Ravens players handed out turkeys for Thanksgiving to families in Baltimore.

As part of the Salute to Service campaign, the Ravens and players such as Morgan Moses and Keaton Mitchell hosted military families for a Combine at the Naval Academy.

Ravens WR Rashod Bateman and teammates had fun at a Halloween party with kids at the Ronald McDonald House.

Ravens players Kevon Seymour, Arthur Maulet and Malik Hamm went to James McHenry Elementary Middle School in Baltimore City.

Head Coach John Harbaugh talks about his support of girls flag football while watching some of the Frederick County games.

Ravens players visited with seven women currently battling or who have survived some form of cancer.

The Ravens help jump start a girls flag football league by providing jerseys on "NFL Slimetime".

Ravens players, family members, and staff members volunteered through the Baltimore community for a huge day of service.

Ravens LB Roquan Smith and WR Nelson Agholor went to the Weinberg Y in Waverly and Henderson Hopkins Elementary School to help hundreds of kids with school supplies and free hairstyles.