The Baltimore Ravens hosted two RISE High School Football Showdown games at the new Baltimore Ravens Boys & Girls Club on Oct. 10, 2025. The Ravens hosted a girls' flag football game between Green Street Academy and Frederick Douglass High School, as well as a game between Green Street Academy and Benjamin Franklin High School. Tight end Isaiah Likely and wide receiver Zay Flowers were also in attendance.

The Ravens held their annual Leading and Inspiring Females to Thrive (L.I.F.T.) conference to empower the next generation of female athletes to harness and develop their leadership skills.

The Ravens and the Maryland Book Bank took part in the event. The one millionth book was distributed off the Ravens Bookmobile.

Ravens handed out turkeys at three local schools ahead of Thanksgiving.

WR Rashod Bateman hosted his 3rd annual Halloween party for members of the Ronald McDonald House.

The Marching Ravens donated over 120 instruments to programs in the community and hosted a pickup event at the Under Armour Performance Center. 33 programs were selected and the instruments will support over 4,000 students in the Maryland musical community.

The Baltimore Ravens, alongside the Heart of America Foundation, hosted their annual Signature Project on Wednesday.

Check out the photos from the Ravens' 2024 Earth Day project in Baltimore.

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta read 'The Lorax' to kids at Gwynns Falls Elementary School as part of Dr. Seuss Read Across America Week.

Check out the sights around town as Baltimore prepares for its biggest game in more than 50 years.

Players such as Roquan Smith, Mark Andrews, Justin Tucker, and many more Ravens participated in the 20th annual coat drive at the Helping Up Mission shelter in Baltimore.

Ravens players Patrick Queen, Nelson Agholor and more cheered on the girls as Middletown High School won the inaugural championship for Frederick County.