Inside the Ravens' Huddle for 100 Caw to Action

D.J. Kopec raised more than $1 million for charity by streaming dance parties from his basement during COVID-19.

For over 45 years, Asma has been a nurse taking care of those underserved and uninsured. Inge Benevolent Ministries provides health education, social and shelter services.

The 2020 winners exhibit leadership and a commitment to bettering their communities.

Joseph Wice has been an environmental care associate for five years at Johns Hopkins Hospital. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he has chipped in to help as much as possible.

After retiring from the Marine Corps in 2012, Cpl. Marburger developed an alcohol addiction. He found treatment got sober, and has now started a charity in Maryland called the Veterans Addiction Foundation.

Val Jenkins is the founder of Hug Don't Shoot, a non-profit that is working to bring love to everybody in our community.

While huge Ravens fan Lindsey Cohen has been battling Stage 3 breast cancer, her aunt has walked local roads in elaborate costumes to bring awareness to self checks.

Dwayne Jackson spent 13 years in the Army before moving into the fire department to continue serving others.

T. Rowe Price and the Baltimore Ravens teamed up to present the Baltimore Ravens Leadership Institute to Baltimore-area high school students.

A nurse with the Navy, she deployed to Afghanistan, Malaysia and Vietnam. Now she is fighting the biggest fight at home with COVID-19.

The Ravens and KABOOM! partnered to provide a new playground for a community in need.

The legacy of our biggest fan, Mo Gaba, will live on with Mo's Rows in the stands and "MO" painted in special gold letters in the BaltiMOre end zone.

The Pasadena Boat Works owner and his business partner came up with the idea of Kenzie-Covers to make an N95 mask more fun for kids and medical personnel.

Mo Gaba announced the Ravens' fourth-round pick in braille, then came to practice this week to meet him and the team.

No.1 Ravens fan Mo Gaba, who has inspired many while battling cancer, was given a parade to celebrate his eighth grade graduation.

Hear the stories of our amazing group of Ravens Scholars, who got the news that they won scholarships from former Raven Torrey Smith.

Katie McDonald, a special education teacher at Westminster High School, is the recipient of this year's Touchdown for Teachers Award, presented by the Baltimore Ravens and M&T Bank, because of her amazing work helping her students.

Head Coach John Harbaugh video chats with those sacrificing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the world deals with the coronavirus pandemic, Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh offered support and encouragement to his fellow Maryland residents.

Lamar Jackson saw Blakely's flag football highlights and was so impressed that he let her know she's the Ravens' winner of the Next 100 Super Bowl Contest.

Northeast football coach Walt Baskerville goes out of his way to help kids at his school.

The veteran cornerback has been an influential member of the community throughout his career, and he is Baltimore's 2019 nominee for the prestigious NFL award.

Ravens offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. went back to Pot Spring Elementary to read to the kids and hang out for the day at the place where he got his start.

Brandon Carr and countless Ravens teammates went shopping at Target with kids in need from the Baltimore area.

The Ravens donated $200,000 to Thomas Jefferson Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore City for a new HVAC system.