THAT’S IMPRESSIVE. IT REALLY IS. OKAY, SO TODAY THE BALTIMORE RAVENS TRADED FOOTBALLS FOR SHOVELS. IT WAS ALL HANDS ON DECK EFFORT TO BEAUTIFY THE GREEN STREET ACADEMY RAVENS FRONT OFFICE, ALONG WITH SEVERAL PLAYERS, PAINTED MURALS AND PUT TOGETHER NEW FURNITURE AT THE SCHOOL. THE CHARTER SCHOOL IS JUST A FEW BLOCKS AWAY FROM T BANK STADIUM. RAVENS PRESIDENT SASHI BROWN ALSO ROLLED UP HIS SLEEVES TO HELP OUT. HE SAID HE’S PROUD OF THE TEAM’S WORK WITH THE SCHOOL, CALLING IT A SIGNATURE PROJECT. AT THE END OF THE DAY, WE WALK INTO A SCHOOL OR A SPACE IN THE CITY OR THE COUNTY, AND AT THE END OF THE DAY, WE’VE MADE AN ENORMOUS IMPACT AND IT FEELS GOOD FOR EVERYBODY. I THINK THAT’S THE THE, THE REAL DRAW KEEPS PEOPLE COMING BACK EVERY DAY, EVERY YEAR. AND EVERYBODY’S REALLY EXCITED ABOUT THE DAY. THIS PARTNERSHIP WITH GREEN STREET ACADEMY LED THE RAVENS TO CREATE THEIR BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB AT THE HILTO
Ravens help enhance Green Street Academy during volunteer day
Updated: 6:16 PM EDT Jun 4, 2025
The Baltimore Ravens left the turf and all hands where on deck in West Baltimore to enhance Green Street Academy.The team held “Ravens Volunteer Day” along with the Heart of America for a signature project that included outdoor beautification, classroom transformations, a mural painting, new furniture assembly, library support and bicycle building.Wednesday’s project also reinforced the Ravens’ long-term commitment to the West Baltimore community, as Green Street Academy sits adjacent to the Baltimore Ravens Boys & Girls Club recreation center, which is set to open in the fall.”At the end of the day, we walk into a school, into a space in the city or the county, and we made an enormous impact, and it feels good for everyone. I think that’s the real draw that keeps people coming back every year, and everybody’s really excited about the day,” Ravens President Sashi Brown said.The partnership with Green Street Academy led the Ravens to create its Boys and Girls Club at the Hilton Recreation Center, which is expected to open in the fall.
BALTIMORE —
The Baltimore Ravens left the turf and all hands where on deck in West Baltimore to enhance Green Street Academy.
The team held “Ravens Volunteer Day” along with the Heart of America for a signature project that included outdoor beautification, classroom transformations, a mural painting, new furniture assembly, library support and bicycle building.
Wednesday’s project also reinforced the Ravens’ long-term commitment to the West Baltimore community, as Green Street Academy sits adjacent to the Baltimore Ravens Boys & Girls Club recreation center, which is set to open in the fall.
“At the end of the day, we walk into a school, into a space in the city or the county, and we made an enormous impact, and it feels good for everyone. I think that’s the real draw that keeps people coming back every year, and everybody’s really excited about the day,” Ravens President Sashi Brown said.
The partnership with Green Street Academy led the Ravens to create its Boys and Girls Club at the Hilton Recreation Center, which is expected to open in the fall.