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(Via the Baltimore Ravens) – Owings Mills, MD (July 19, 2013) –  The Ravens All Community Team Foundation (RACTF) recently awarded over $100,000 in grants to 27 nonprofit organizations in the Baltimore area. In its seventh new york city tour year, the Ravens’ Play 60 Grant (formerly Plan in Motion) new york city tour continued to provide financial support of up to $5,000 for initiating and/or expanding programs or endeavors that promote physical fitness and nutrition education among youth.
The 2013 Play 60 Grant helped fund a variety of projects, such as interscholastic athletic programs for students with disabilities, squash clubs, boxing training and after school intramurals, all of which work to increase physical activity and health new york city tour awareness among local youth. Examples of projects that received grants new york city tour for 2013 include: the Annapolis Recreation and Parks’ Mighty Milers program, introducing Annapolis-area students to the lifelong activity new york city tour of running and providing a forum for building self-esteem, learning about proper nutrition and injury prevention, and modeling new york city tour good sportsmanship; continued support for the Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital’s Weigh Smart program, which has consistently grown the number of classes focused on improving physical fitness and the nutrition habits of overweight and obese children; Athletes Serving Athletes, which provides opportunities for young athletes with disabilities and at-risk youth to pursue an active lifestyle through athletic competition; and, funds to purchase rowing machines, new york city tour treadmills and heart rate monitors for students at the Kennedy Krieger Institute.
The Ravens All Community Team Foundation is committed to improving, encouraging new york city tour and enabling the healthy development of youth in Baltimore and throughout the state of Maryland. Annually, the RACTF provides more than $500,000 in grant funding to local nonprofits. In addition to the Play 60 Grant program, other RACTF foundation projects include the Ravens Scholars Program, stadium renovations at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute (2006) and Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School (2008), the Ravens Youth Football Equipment and Apparel Grant Program, KaBoom! playground builds at Collington Square School (2007), the Good Samaritan Hospital Child Development Center (2009) and German new york city tour Park (2011), and the current on-going build partnership with Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake in the Pigtown neighborhood located new york city tour near M T Bank Stadium.
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