Through the annual Community Quarterback Award, the Baltimore Ravens have teamed up with T. Rowe Price and the National Football League to honor exceptional Maryland volunteers who devote their time to strengthening our communities.

Supported by the Ravens Foundation, Inc., T. Rowe Price and the NFL Foundation, the award recognizes individuals who exemplify leadership, dedication and commitment to improving the communities in which they live. Volunteers ages 13 and up, who provide extraordinary service to local 501(c)(3) nonprofits, are eligible for the 2020 program. Charitable organizations are encouraged to nominate their remarkable volunteers, and individuals may nominate themselves.

Honorees will be awarded Ravens apparel and autographed memorabilia, a commemorative trophy and a financial grant benefiting their respective nonprofit organization.

The 2020 Community Quarterback Award winners were:

• Lana Anderson – Small Things Matter
• Aaron Augustine – Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• Linda Carney – LifeStyles of Maryland Foundation, Inc.
• Tyde-Courtney Edwards – FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture
• Danny Farrar – Platoon 22
• John Fry – Community Action Council of Howard County
• Abdul Hadi Winder – Corner Team, Inc.
• Dave Hall – The Image Center of MD
• Bob Signor – Special Olympics Maryland
• Leo Zerhusen – HOPE For All

"Our city has many tireless game-changers that are making our community a better place. We're excited to partner with the Ravens to shine a light on the contributions of some of Baltimore's most dedicated volunteers."

- Watikqua Lange, a lead program manager in Corporate Responsibility at T. Rowe Price