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Ravens and Under Armour Outfit More Than 4,200 Youth Athletes Ahead of Youth Football Day

Reducing costs for families, the program builds safer, more accessible youth football through CPR, AED training, camp access.

Overview

  • About 2,500 young athletes, coaches, and program representatives will attend Youth Football Day at the Under Armour Performance Center on Wednesday to collect gear and watch training-camp practice up close.
  • The Ravens Foundation awarded grants to 24 nonprofit programs serving Baltimore City, 13 Maryland counties, and Milford, Delaware to outfit more than 4,200 athletes across over 300 teams.
  • Each recipient selected customized Under Armour packages that can include jerseys, cleats, sports bras, Guardian Caps, field equipment, and emergency-response accessories to match local needs.
  • In June, organizations that received emergency-response gear attended hands-on CPR and AED training at the Under Armour Performance Center led by Rescue One to improve on-field medical readiness.
  • Now in its 16th year as part of Ravens RISE, the program aims to lower participation costs, strengthen safety practices for youth sports, and connect local players to year-round clinics, tournaments, and coaching resources.