Ravens invest $1 million in local gun violence prevention efforts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 2:27 AM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
The Baltimore Ravens have committed $1 million towards gun violence prevention, supporting six organizations engaged in crisis response and long-term recovery efforts. Announced on June 16 at the Baltimore Together summit, the investment aligns with initiatives aimed at reducing violence and strengthening communities. Ravens president Sashi Brown emphasized the organization's responsibility to aid impactful local groups. Funding will support programs such as the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement and MedStar Health’s Hospital Violence Responder program, which provides emergency assistance to victims of violence. Other beneficiaries include Everytown for Gun Safety and Roca Maryland, which works with high-risk young men to prevent violence.
- •Ravens commit $1 million to gun violence prevention efforts.
- •Investment supports six local and national organizations.
- •Funds will aid various programs, including hospital violence response.
- •Announcement made during Baltimore Together summit.
- •Ravens emphasize the importance of community support.
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"The Ravens announced a $1 million investment supporting six organizations focused on gun violence prevention, crisis response and recovery.
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