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RAVENS IN OUR COMMUNITY PURPLE FRIDAY CARAVAN RAVENS 5K & KIDS FUN RUN To kick off the 2015 season, the Ravens connued their tradion of spreading purple pride around Balmore with their annual Purple Friday Caravan. At the conclusion of Countdown to Kickoff Week, Ravens cheerleaders, members of the pep band and mascot Poe visited students at two Balmore City elementary schools. The first caravan stop was at City Spring Elementary/Middle School, and then the group traveled to Hampstead Hill Academy. At each school, students were pleasantly surprised when the Ravens Caravan flooded their auditorium, performing songs and rounes for all in aendance. The Balmore Ravens celebrated the return of football on Wednesday, Sept. 9, with the Ravens 5K and Kids Fun Run. Joining the celebraon were Ravens alumni players K Ma Stover (pictured right), RB Jamal Lewis and LB Brad Jackson, along with Ravens Cheerleaders and mascot Poe. Fans ran or walked their way around Balmore and finished on the 50-yard line at M&T Bank Stadium. A team of wingmen from Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) were also on hand to help over 20 ASA disabled athletes compete (pictured below). Proceeds from the race’s registraon fees were donated to the One Love Foundaon and House of Ruth Maryland, both of which are commied to raising awareness about and ending domesc violence.

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RAVENS IN OUR COMMUNITY

PURPLE FRIDAY CARAVAN

RAVENS 5K & KIDS FUN RUN

To kick off the 2015 season, the Ravens continued their tradition of spreading purple pride around Baltimore with their annual Purple Friday Caravan. At the conclusion of Countdown to Kickoff Week, Ravens cheerleaders, members of the pep band and mascot Poe visited students at two Baltimore City elementary schools. The first caravan stop was at City Spring Elementary/Middle School, and then the group traveled to Hampstead Hill Academy. At each school, students were pleasantly surprised when the Ravens Caravan flooded their auditorium, performing songs and routines for all in attendance.

The Baltimore Ravens celebrated the return of football on Wednesday, Sept. 9, with the Ravens 5K and Kids Fun Run. Joining the celebration were Ravens alumni players K Matt Stover (pictured right), RB Jamal Lewis and LB Brad Jackson, along with Ravens Cheerleaders and mascot Poe. Fans ran or walked their way around Baltimore and finished on the 50-yard line at M&T Bank Stadium. A team of wingmen from Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) were also on hand to help over 20 ASA disabled athletes compete (pictured below). Proceeds from the race’s registration fees were donated to the One Love Foundation and House of Ruth Maryland, both of which are committed to raising awareness about and ending domestic violence.