2016 COMMUNITY REPORT

CONTENTS

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

YOUTH BASEBALL

SERVICE

MLB INITIATIVES

BALLPARK & COMMUNITY EVENTS

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2016 DONATIONS REPORT

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The Baltimore Orioles have prioritized community involvement through a variety of programs and initiatives throughout Birdland for more than 60 years. With the goal of enriching the lives of fans in the community, the Orioles have supported many civic and charitable organizations in the Mid-Atlantic region, Sarasota, Fla., and abroad. Since the ownership group led by Peter Angelos purchased the team, the club has donated well over $10 million to support various organizations in the Orioles community. Launched in 2007 under Mr. Angelos’ direction, OriolesREACH centralized the club’s community relations initiatives in an effort to better reach those who are most in need. Through one of its many programs, thousands of children each season, who might otherwise not be able to attend a game, are provided an opportunity to enjoy Orioles baseball at Oriole Park as part of the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program, which includes complimentary tickets, transportation, concessions, and souvenirs. This season, the Orioles launched the Birdland Community Heroes program to recognize members of the Birdland community from all walks of life, occupations, and diverse backgrounds living in our region, our country, and abroad, who have distinguished themselves by selflessly working or volunteering in fields that care for, serve, teach, protect, and improve the lives of others, around the corner or around the globe, who are most in need. These efforts also extend to the club’s home in Sarasota, where the Orioles promote healthy habits to middle-school aged children through the Orioles Health & Fitness Challenge, enrich the community by partnering with a variety of nonprofits, and drive meaningful local economic impact.

The Orioles would like to thank each of our community partners and participating fans for helping to put our charitable initiatives into action. With your incredible support, we look forward to continuing to work together to improve many lives in the coming year.

ORIOLES REACH BY THE NUMBERS

The Orioles Charitable Foundation has raised

$127,197since launching the Orioles license plate program in 2012.

$60,000 raised for the Orioles Charitable

Foundation through Orioles fans’ birthday and anniversary

scoreboard messages during the 2016 season.

$360,000raised for the Orioles

Charitable Foundation from game-used memorabilia.

The High Five Fundraising Program has raised nearly

$2.4 million for area charities and nonprofits since 2005.

65,024 tickets donated in 2016 to children,

families, and community and civic nonprofit organizations through

the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience and other programs.

Over

$30,000raised for Shannon’s

Fund during the 2016 season through

silent auctions, events, and other

fundraising activities.

$58,466raised through October from sales of the 2016-17 Orioles Pet Calendar to benefit

Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS).

More than 3,000 runners and walkers supported three charitable races at Oriole Park and raised

more than $352,000 for the Casey Cares Foundation, LUNGevity Foundation, and KidsPeace.

1,245 items collected and

$5,500raised for the Oriole Advocates’ Cardboard to LeatherTM collection

in September.

Over

$27,000 in cash donations

and nearly

3,000 pounds

of food collected for the Maryland Food

Bank at the 30th annual OriolesREACH Food & Funds Drive.

More than

$118,000 raised for the Orioles

Charitable Foundation at FanFest

in December 2015.

THE ORIOLES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION AND ADAM JONES DONATE $75,000 TO WEBSTER KENDRICK BOYS & GIRLS CLUB IN BALTIMOREThe Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation and Orioles center fielder and Boys & Girls Club alumnus Adam Jones donated $75,000 to the Webster Kendrick Boys & Girls Club for the renovation and expansion of a Technology Center and the Callaway Community School Tech Lab. This is the third Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore that the Orioles and Jones have renovated along with the Brooklyn O’Malley Boys & Girls Club and the Westport/Winans Homes Boys & Girls Club. The renovations helped to enhance the Club’s ability to provide educational support, computer skill development, career enrichment, and college preparatory and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programs to at-risk and underserved members by providing 50 new computers, as well as additional learning technologies.

ADAM JONES

As a Boys & Girls Clubs alumnus, I know firsthand how these programs can impact lives and

really make a difference at a young age. I tell kids all the time – it’s about education. You have to give yourself every opportunity to get a good education so that you can pursue your dreams. Boys & Girls Clubs make that possible and do so much more, enriching the lives of youth all across the country.”

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The Orioles collaborated with the National Wildlife Federation, the National Aquarium, and Maryland Stadium Authority to design and install an Oriole Garden at Camden Yards, near the Gate A Eutaw Street entrance. As part of the National Wildlife Federation’s “Grow Together Baltimore” project, this showplace demonstration garden provides vibrant green spaces and an urban wildlife habitat in Baltimore. The mission of “Grow Together Baltimore” is to improve the quality of Baltimore City by creating backyard sanctuaries, beautifying neighborhoods and schools, reducing pollution, and furthering a sense of community.

With its prominent location at Camden Yards and educational signage, the Oriole Garden helps fans learn more about orioles, native plants, and how to create their own backyard wildlife sanctuaries. The garden features 12,000 native plants that attract pollinators and birds that need habitat in urban and suburban areas to survive, including the native Oriole Bird, other local birds, and butterflies. According to the North American Breeding Bird Survey, Baltimore oriole populations have declined because of deforestation and habitat loss. Through the Oriole Garden, the Orioles hope to attract oriole birds each spring, coinciding with the birds’ migratory patterns.

Members of the Orioles On Deck Employee Volunteer program, as well as volunteers from the National Aquarium and National Wildlife Federation, helped to install the garden in May. The Oriole Garden was unveiled on May 26 with representatives from the contributing organizations on hand.

To further showcase the Oriole Garden, National Wildlife Federation’s President and CEO Collin O’Mara threw out a ceremonial first pitch in May, and the Orioles donated tickets to the organization.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ORIOLE GARDEN INSTALLATION AT ORIOLE PARK

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MANNY MACHADO’S BASEBOWL TOURNAMENT BENEFITING BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARKSManny Machado hosted his third annual BaseBOWL Tournament, a celebrity charity event to support Baltimore City’s Department of Recreation and Parks in May. Nearly all of Machado’s teammates attended including Zach Britton, Chris Davis, Kevin Gausman, Adam Jones, Darren O’Day, Jonathan Schoop, and Chris Tillman, as well as Orioles manager Buck Showalter, several Orioles coaches, and Orioles Legend Cal Ripken, Jr. In support of Machado’s efforts, the Orioles donated $10,000 to Baltimore City Recreation and Parks and hosted participating youth at two games through the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program. The children received game tickets, concessions, an Orioles t-shirt and cap, and transportation to and from the game.

In 2016, the Manny Machado BaseBOWL Tournament raised more than $92,000 to support the Baltimore City Recreation Department’s eight-week “Play Baseball” campaign (via the Baltimore City Foundation). The initiative benefited 300 youth, ages 9-12, by supplying baseball equipment, uniforms, transportation, and field refurbishment to play baseball during the summer at Baltimore City Recreation and Parks centers. Machado also hosted a baseball clinic for the participants in August at Patterson Park. For additional details, visit page 12.

30TH ANNUAL ORIOLES REACH FOOD & FUNDS DRIVE The Orioles, along with the Orioles Wives, Oriole Advocates, Von Paris Moving and Storage, and the Maryland Food Bank, held the 30th annual OriolesREACH Food & Funds Drive, presented by MASN and WJZ-TV, at Oriole Park in June. Representatives from these groups helped collect non-perishable food items and monetary donations from fans at every entrance of the ballpark. The 2016 Food & Funds Drive raised more than $27,000 and collected nearly 3,000 pounds of food for Maryland families. United Concordia also presented a check for $10,000 to the

Maryland Food Bank during a pregame ceremony in September. These monetary donations supported the Maryland Food Bank’s Pack to Give Back event, a state-wide initiative focused on providing meals to families in need for the holidays.

Additionally, Orioles Wives and Orioles On Deck Employee Volunteers visited the Maryland Food Bank to sort and pack food for distribution in May.

KIDSPEACEThe Orioles continued their partnership with KidsPeace in 2016 by hosting 150 youth for KidsPeace Night on August 3. Children from KidsPeace received game tickets, concessions, an Orioles t-shirt and cap, as well as transportation to and from the game as part of the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience. KidsPeace also held a silent auction on the concourse featuring signed memorabilia items and distributed information about their organization at the OriolesREACH Community Booth.

In October, the Orioles once again joined manager Buck Showalter and his wife, Angela, and KidsPeace to host the seventh annual Trick-or-Trot 5K/1-Mile Walk, a Halloween-themed race at Oriole Park to benefit children in foster care. This year’s race drew 1,000 participants and raised $120,000 for KidsPeace. KidsPeace is a nonprofit organization that provides mental and behavioral health care for disadvantaged, challenged, and vulnerable youth in Maryland.

ORIOLES HOST LIGHT CITY SCHOLARSThe Orioles hosted 11 members of the Light City Teen Scholars in August for a day of learning and baseball. The Teen Scholars met with several members of the Orioles front office, experienced what it takes to work behind the scenes of a Major League Baseball game, and stayed for the game. The Light City Scholars are made up of Baltimore City high school sophomores and juniors who were chosen for the year-long program of educational opportunities, hands on learning experiences, vocational training, team building, and leadership development.

MARYLAND PUBLIC LIBRARIES SUMMER READING PROGRAMThe Orioles encouraged students to read throughout the summer by donating 5,000 game tickets to students who completed the Maryland State Department of Education’s Division of Library Development and Services’ Summer Reading Program. Representatives from each county library were also recognized in a special ceremony in August. This year’s theme, On Your Mark, Get Set….Read!, focused on young people’s passion for play through the exploration of sports, games, and movement through books, science activities, art projects, and more. Last summer, more than 200,000 children and teens participated in the Maryland Public Library Summer Reading Program. The program is a collaborative project between the local public libraries and the Maryland State Department of Education’s Division of Library Development and Services, with funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Maryland is a participating member of the national Collaborative Summer Library Program.

CASEY CARES FOUNDATIONThe Orioles once again partnered with the Casey Cares Foundation to host the seventh annual Casey Cares 5K Run/Walk at Oriole Park with Orioles first baseman Chris Davis serving as race ambassador. With the Orioles on the road in Chicago, Davis’ wife, Jill Davis, was on site to cheer on race participants. More than 1,200 participants engaged in a pre-race warm-up with the Oriole Bird and were able to enjoy music, other entertainment, and post-race refreshments. In August, the Orioles with Chris and Jill Davis, honored top finishers and fundraisers. The Casey Cares 5K Run/Walk raised more than $114,000, which funds the Casey Cares Foundation’s ongoing mission to provide personalized, uplifting, and ongoing programs with a special touch to critically-ill children and their family members through the Mid-Atlantic region.

Throughout the 2016 season, the Orioles also welcomed critically-ill children and their families within the Casey Cares program to enjoy on-field batting practice experiences. The Orioles also hosted the Casey Cares Foundation at the OriolesREACH Community Booth in April, where representatives from the nonprofit promoted their cause to Orioles fans.

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SHANNON’S FUNDAn endowment at the University of Maryland Medical Center, Shannon’s Fund was established by the Orioles and OriolesREACH in 2008 to provide financial support to cancer patients and their families to assist with many expenses associated with the treatment process. The endowment was created in memory of Shannon Obaker, the club’s former Director of Community Outreach, who bravely fought cancer for a year before she passed away in 2007 at the age of 29. The Orioles continue to support Shannon’s Fund each season through events, donations, and auctions.

This season, country singer Jenae Cherry, wife of Orioles pitcher Brad Brach, debuted an Orioles-themed, original song, “Don’t Miss the Magic,” to fans during a post-game performance in August. For every stream or download of “Don’t Miss the Magic,” the Orioles Charitable Foundation donated $5 to Shannon’s Fund.

In August, the Orioles and OriolesREACH hosted a private fundraising event for Shannon’s Fund which raised more than $7,200. The event included a pregame barbeque, an opportunity to watch batting practice from the center field Roof Deck, a visit from Orioles pitchers Yovani Gallardo and Kevin Gausman, photos with the Oriole Bird, an Orioles gift, as well as fireworks following the conclusion of the game.

Overall, through these and other club efforts, more than $30,000 was raised for Shannon’s Fund in 2016.

LUNGEVITY FOUNDATION For the third consecutive year, the Orioles hosted the LUNGevity Foundation’s Breathe Deep Baltimore, a 5K walk to raise funds and awareness for lung cancer in memory of Orioles’ late Public Relations Director, Monica Pence Barlow, on October 22, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Barlow passed away in February of 2014 after a four and a half year battle with non-small cell lung cancer. This year’s race drew more than 800 participants, raising $118,000 for the LUNGevity Foundation.

This season, in partnership with the LUNGevity Foundation, the Orioles invited Dick Gamper of Baltimore to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before a game in September. Gamper was chosen in honor of his late wife, Maria, who served on LUNGevity’s Breathe Deep Baltimore Committee before passing away from lung cancer in March. Maria Gamper worked tirelessly raising funds and awareness for lung cancer research.

The LUNGevity Foundation also held a silent auction at Oriole Park, which raised $2,600, and was represented at the OriolesREACH Community Booth.

ORIOLES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION AND KEVIN GAUSMAN TEAM UP TO RAISE MORE THAN $55,000 FOR LOUISIANA FLOOD VICTIMSIn August, 30 inches of rain fell in three days in Louisiana, which led to 13 deaths and caused more than $80 million in damages to homes, businesses, and communities. Orioles pitcher Kevin Gausman joined several of his fellow Louisiana State University baseball alumni to help raise funds to benefit the Baton Rouge Area Foundation’s Louisiana Flood Relief Fund. With the support of family and friends, Gausman raised more than $15,000, which he matched with a personal donation of $15,000. Additionally, the Orioles Charitable Foundation donated $25,000 to the fund in support of Gausman’s efforts. In an on-field ceremony in September, Gausman, along with his fiancée Taylor North, presented a check to Elizabeth Hutchison of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation philanthropic services.

FESTIVAL OF TREESIn late November, the Orioles participated as a designer in the 2016 Festival of Trees in Timonium, Md. The Festival of Trees is an annual holiday-themed family event that benefits Kennedy Krieger Institute. The theme of this year’s Orioles’ tree celebrated the upcoming 25th Anniversary of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. It featured ornaments of iconic moments and ballpark features of Oriole Park, including Cal Ripken, Jr.’s record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game, ‘BUCKle Up’ and ‘We Won’t Stop’ slogans, and Orioles Hall of Fame sculptures.

CARDBOARD TO LEATHER EQUIPMENT COLLECTIONIn September, the Orioles and the Oriole Advocates conducted their 2016 Cardboard to Leather™ collection, presented by Legg Mason. Fans brought new or gently-used baseball equipment to the game and provided financial donations to help underprivileged youth in developing countries. In the last eight years alone, the Oriole Advocates have impacted more than 50,000 children internationally and domestically through the Cardboard to Leather program. This year, fans contributed over $2,700 and donated more than 1,200 items of equipment during the collection. A portion of the proceeds from this season’s Cardboard to Leather collection were donated to the Ubaldo Jiménez Foundation, based in the Dominican Republic, which supplies children with baseball and softball equipment.

Legg Mason presented the Oriole Advocates Charitable Foundation with a $5,000 contribution for the Cardboard to Leather Equipment Collection in a pregame ceremony in September. The Baseball Tomorrow Fund also awarded a grant of $5,000 to the Oriole Advocates Charitable Foundation for the purchase of new equipment.

The Oriole Advocates Charitable Foundation conducted a silent auction of sports memorabilia to benefit the Cardboard to Leather program. Fans had the chance to bid on baseballs, photos, bats, and jerseys autographed by current Orioles, which raised over $2,800.

UBALDO JIMÉNEZ

The children in my home country of the Dominican Republic are passionate

about baseball but they often lack the necessary equipment to play the game they love. They improvise with sticks and balls and handmade gloves but nothing compares to receiving real gloves, bats, baseballs, and cleats through programs like the Cardboard to Leather drive. It’s life-changing for those children and that is what it’s all about. This is bigger than the game.”

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BARCS PET CALENDAR SALE AND AUTOGRAPH SIGNINGThis season, the Orioles unveiled the eighth annual pet calendar, sponsored by Pet+E.R., with all proceeds benefiting the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS), a nonprofit shelter that accepts and cares for all animals in need. The 16-month calendar includes photos of Orioles players with their pets and various BARCS animals at locations around Oriole Park. This year’s calendar features Brad Brach, Zach Britton, Dylan Bundy, Chris Davis, Ryan Flaherty, Kevin Gausman, Mychal Givens, J.J. Hardy, Adam Jones, Hyun Soo Kim, Manny Machado, Darren O’Day, Nolan Reimold, Joey Rickard, Chris Tillman, and Matt Wieters, as well as manager Buck Showalter. Additionally, Ryan Flaherty, Kevin Gausman, J.J. Hardy, and Hyun Soo Kim appeared at BARCS for an autograph signing in August.

The Orioles have helped to raise nearly $240,000 for BARCS over the last seven years. The largest companion animal shelter in Maryland, BARCS takes in more than 12,000 dogs and cats and 1,000 wildlife and other small mammals annually. On any given day, BARCS cares

for 110 dogs and 110 cats in the shelter, plus more than 800 animals in foster care. On August 21, Dr. Tanya Tag, Medical Director of Pet+E.R., presented a check for $8,000 to BARCS Executive Director Jennifer Brause to support BARCS and their ongoing work to help homeless and abused animals in Baltimore. The 2016-17 calendar sale raised $58,466 for BARCS through October.

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BALTIMORE CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT’S CUPThe Orioles hosted the sixth annual Baltimore City Council President’s Cup at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, showcasing public and private high school players from Baltimore City, with diverse backgrounds, interacting with each other and forming lasting and meaningful relationships.

INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AT LARGO JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL TEAMS VISIT ORIOLE PARKAs part of the Cardboard to LeatherTM Program, the Orioles and Oriole Advocates partnered to provide the new junior varsity baseball and softball programs of International High School at Largo, a local ESL (English as a Second Language) school, with baseball equipment for their inaugural season. In addition, the Orioles invited the new junior varsity baseball and softball program participants to Oriole Park for a game and meet and greet with Orioles pitcher Ubaldo Jiménez.

ORIOLE ADVOCATES CHALLENGER BASEBALL CLINICOriole Advocates Challenger Baseball offers boys and girls with physical and mental challenges the opportunity to participate in an organized game of baseball. To celebrate Major League Baseball’s Play Ball Weekend, the Orioles partnered with the Oriole Advocates to host more than 40 children from the Oriole Advocates Challenger Baseball program at Freedom Field in Lake Waterford. Orioles pitcher Brad Brach and former Orioles Ken Dixon and Larry Bigbie taught the fundamentals of pitching, throwing, and catching. Each child received a personalized replica Majestic Orioles jersey, autographs, and other Orioles gift items. The Orioles donated game tickets to more than 900 participants in Challenger League baseball programs from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

Oriole Advocates Challenger Baseball (OACB) is a program of the Charitable Foundation of the Oriole Advocates in collaboration with the Orioles. OACB provides assistance to Challenger baseball teams in Maryland, northern Virginia, and southern Pennsylvania. These teams represent youth baseball leagues, county recreation programs, Miracle League, and local community programs with the mission of providing children with mental and/or physical challenges an opportunity to enjoy the experience of playing baseball. Oriole Advocates Challenger Baseball hosts events including Special Olympics “Spring Training” and programs in Parkville, Timonium/Lutherville, Catonsville, Arbutus, Perryville, Severna Park, Frederick, Thurmont, Easton, Somerset County, Spotsylvania, Va., and Lancaster, Pa.

FORT MEADE CLINICOrioles pitchers Zach Britton and Darren O’Day and former Orioles Al Bumbry and Rick Krivda taught baseball fundamentals to 100 Fort Meade youth baseball players as part of Major League Baseball’s Play Ball Weekend in May. The Orioles provided each participant with an Orioles hat, t-shirt, and tickets to a game.

YOUTH BASEBALL PARADE PRESENTED BY RIPKEN BASEBALLMore than 12,000 youth baseball and softball players and their family members attended two Youth Baseball Days, presented by Ripken Baseball, at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. As part of the days, teams participated in a pregame parade around the warning track and were greeted by Orioles players.

YOUTH BASEBALL

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MLB PITCH HIT & RUN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPThe Orioles hosted the Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Team Championship at Oriole Park in June. The top 24 qualifiers from Delaware and Maryland competed in hopes of advancing to the National Finals, which took place at the 2016 MLB All-Star Game in San Diego. The winning participants were honored in an on-field, pregame ceremony at Oriole Park. In the National Finals, Jack Bulger of Bowie, Md., was crowned the 14 & under National Champion of Pitch, Hit & Run, the first ever Orioles representative to achieve the honor.

A mainstay since its inception in 1989, Baltimore Orioles RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) has created a partnership with Baltimore City Recreation and Parks to allow at-risk youth an opportunity to play competitive baseball and softball. This season, the Orioles RBI Program hosted five softball teams, six 13U baseball teams, eleven 15U baseball teams, and twelve 18U baseball teams, consisting of more than 550 children in total.

The Orioles support Orioles RBI participants in a variety of ways, including covering expenses for baseballs, softballs, and umpires. In addition to the Baltimore City Youth Clinic, RBI coaches participated in a coaching workshop at Oriole Park provided by the Positive Coaching Alliance. This workshop covered how coaches can model and teach their players to honor the game, pursue mastery of baseball, and more. At the end of the RBI season, the Orioles recognized division champions with an on-field ceremony and distributed complimentary tickets to all RBI coaches and players. The Orioles also sent All-Star teams to Prince George’s County to represent Baltimore in the Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament. The club provided transportation, uniforms, and hotel accommodations.

RBI WORLD SERIESFor the first time in Baltimore Orioles RBI history, a team from the program advanced to the RBI World Series in 2016. The Orioles Junior RBI Baseball team, managed by head coach Bobby Gorsuch, competed in the RBI World Series in Cincinnati in August. The team advanced to the RBI World Series after defeating Harrisburg RBI in the Mid-Atlantic Junior RBI tournament. The Orioles Junior RBI Baseball team consisted of 15 local Baltimore baseball players from the 15 and under Orioles RBI division. During the RBI World Series, the team played against RBI teams from around the world and competed at Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds, among other local fields. Other RBI World Series events and activities included a

“Workout Day” in front of Major League scouts, a Reds baseball game, and a community service event. The Orioles provided the Orioles Junior RBI team with uniforms, turf shoes, batting practice pullovers, t-shirts, and catcher’s equipment. The team advanced to the semi-finals of the RBI World Series, but fell to Atlanta Metro RBI.

RBI SCHOLARSHIP WINNERSThe Orioles recognized Orioles RBI athletes Timothy Dashiell and Cheyenne Durant in an on-field pregame ceremony for winning the 2016 MLB RBI Scholarship. Each season, Major League Baseball awards scholarships to 12 RBI student-athletes who demonstrate academic achievement and leadership skills and plan on attending an accredited two-year or four-year college, university, vocational school, or technical school. Dashiell and Durant were the first two student-athletes in Orioles RBI history to receive the awards.

To further enhance Dashiell’s career aspirations of becoming a sports journalist, the Orioles invited him to Oriole Park for a behind-the-scenes experience. Dashiell shadowed MASN beat reporter Roch Kubatko during a game, attended manager Buck Showalter’s pregame press conference, and visited the MASN production truck, broadcast booth, and MASNsports.com web studio. Dashiell, a college freshman, studies mass communications at Towson University.

The Orioles also helped Durant in her future career aspirations of becoming a Behavior Analyst with the FBI. The Orioles partnered with FBI Baltimore to provide Durant with a tour of the FBI Baltimore headquarters with her father. Durant, a college freshman, studies psychology at Frostburg State University.

BALTIMORE CITY YOUTH CLINICThe Orioles partnered with Baltimore City Recreation and Parks and the Morgan State University women’s softball team to conduct the annual Baltimore City youth baseball and softball clinic at Carroll Park. Orioles outfielder Adam Jones, along with coaches Wayne Kirby and Jett Ruiz, and former Orioles Larry Bigbie, Al Bumbry, and Ken Dixon, with support from Morgan State University softball coaches and players, taught baseball and softball to 300 local youth, most of whom were involved in the Orioles RBI program. In addition to receiving baseball and softball training, each child enjoyed food and refreshments provided by ESSKAY and Coca-Cola. The Orioles also donated 600 tickets to an Orioles game to clinic participants.

BALTIMORE ORIOLES RBI PROGRAM

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CHEVY YOUTH BASEBALL CLINICSThe Orioles hosted two “Chevy Youth Baseball Clinics” in 2016. More than 200 children from the Baltimore area took the field at Oriole Park to learn the fundamentals of hitting, pitching, fielding, and baserunning from former Orioles including Al Bumbry, Ken Dixon, and Larry Bigbie. At the conclusion of the clinic, the children were treated to lunch in the Bullpen Picnic area. Also, each child received two tickets to the Orioles game that evening compliments of Chevrolet.

MANNY MACHADO’S “PLAY BASEBALL” CLINIC Orioles third baseman Manny Machado hosted a clinic for over 200 participants of Baltimore City’s Recreation & Parks “Play Baseball” youth program at Patterson Park. Machado instructed participants on fundamental baseball skills and participated in a question and answer session. Machado’s third annual BaseBOWL Tournament helped to fund this summer’s “Play Baseball” youth program. Additional details can be found on page 1.

P.L.A.Y. CAMPAIGN CLINICOrioles catcher Caleb Joseph, Orioles head athletic trainer Richie Bancells, and members of the Orioles athletic training staff, in conjunction with the P.L.A.Y. Campaign, welcomed 100 kids from the Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore to Oriole Park. Promoting a Lifetime of Activity for Youth (P.L.A.Y.) is a public awareness campaign through the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS), in conjunction with the Taylor Hooton Foundation. The P.L.A.Y. campaign combats childhood obesity and promotes healthy living and decision-making among young people. Joseph spoke to the participants about making smart life choices, avoiding drugs, and living an active and healthy lifestyle. The Orioles also provided P.L.A.Y. clinic participants with game tickets.

BRADY ANDERSON PARTNERS WITH KIPP BALTIMORE BASEBALL PROGRAMOrioles Hall of Famer and Vice President of Baseball Operations Brady Anderson partnered with the KIPP Baltimore baseball program for the 2016 season to cover the program’s fees for the entire season. In June, Anderson hosted a Field Day Clinic with KIPP Baltimore, featuring a baseball clinic, inter-squad scrimmage, and question-and-answer session. Students also took a tour of Oriole Park and attended an Orioles game courtesy of the club. KIPP Baltimore operates two open-enrollment public charter schools serving educationally-underserved communities in Baltimore.

ORIOLES HOST 35TH ANNUAL BROOKS ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR GAMEThe Orioles hosted the 35th annual Brooks Robinson High School All-Star Game at Oriole Park, which features the top players from Northern Maryland against the best players from Southern Maryland.

MANNY MACHADO

I want to see kids outside, having fun, and being active in the

summer – not stuck inside playing video games. That’s why my wife, Yainee, and I created our annual BaseBOWL tournament, which helps to provide equipment, uniforms, and transportation for the city’s Play Baseball program, so that more kids in Baltimore can play the game I love.”

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SERVICE

BIRDLAND COMMUNITY HEROES PROGRAM

In its inaugural year, the Birdland Community Heroes Program honored 37 community heroes who inspired others through their spirited commitment to extend a hand in charity, service, hope, and harmony. This recognition honored the heroism of members of our extended Orioles community from all walks of life, occupations, and diverse backgrounds living in our region, our country, and abroad, who have distinguished themselves by selflessly working or volunteering in fields that care for, serve, teach, protect, and improve the lives of others, around the corner or around the globe, who are most in need.

As part of the Birdland Community Heroes Program during each weekend at Oriole Park, the Orioles continued the tradition of celebrating American principles and ideals with the playing of classic, American songs during the seventh-inning stretch including “This Land Is Your Land” on Fridays, “America, The Beautiful” on Saturdays, and “God Bless America” on Sundays.

The following individuals were recognized as Birdland Community Heroes in 2016:

JUNE 5 – Captain Flo Groberg, Medal of Honor recipient, for bravely disrupting would-be suicide bombers from attacking his unit, saving the lives he was charged to protect.

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APRIL 30 – James H. Warner, Vietnam War veteran and former U.S. Marine Corps navigator, who earned a Silver Star and was a prisoner of war for more than five years in North Vietnam.

JUNE 17 – Dr. Carla Hayden, CEO of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore, for becoming the first woman and the first African American to serve as Librarian of Congress.

MAY 7 – Ivan Glerum, a local middle school safety patrolman, for his act of saving a child from an oncoming bus in late March.

SEPTEMBER 2 – Dr. Yoram Unguru, for his dedication to helping children battling cancer at Horizon Day Camp.

JUNE 24 – Destiny Watford, 2016 Goldman Environmental Prize winner, for helping to prevent a trash incinerator from being built in the community near her high school.

SEPTEMBER 23 – Reneita Smith, for her heroic rescue of 20 Glenarden Woods Elementary School students after the school bus she was driving caught fire in College Park.

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APRIL 29 – Pat Skerry, Autism Awareness Advocate & Towson Basketball Head Coach

APRIL 30 – James H. Warner, Silver Star Recipient & Vietnam War U.S. Marine Corps Veteran

MAY 1 – Brian Boles, Director at Saint Frances Academy & Books to Baseball Youth Summer Camp

MAY 7 – Ivan Glerum, Middle School Safety PatrollerMAY 8 – Dick Gelfman, Breast Cancer Awareness

Advocate & FundraiserMAY 13 – Cee Griffin and Sy Wainwright,

Let’s Feed the City Supporters MAY 14 – Debbie Rohlwing, Leader of Parkville

Conquerors Challenger Baseball ProgramMAY 15 – Don Salamone, Longtime Supporter of

Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI)JUNE 3 – Jim Breedlove, Dedicated Volunteer at

Maryland Food BankJUNE 4 – Madison Stempek, Author & Advocate for

Children with Incarcerated ParentsJUNE 5 – Captain Flo Groberg, Medal of Honor Recipient

& U.S. Army Veteran

JUNE 17 – Dr. Carla Hayden, Librarian of Congress

JUNE 18 – Thomas Gordon, Maryland Parent Involvement Matters Award Recipient

JUNE 19 – Hercules Johnson, KidsPeace Advocate and Foster Father

JUNE 24 – Captain Dave Chen, Anne Arundel County Firefighter

JUNE 24 – Destiny Watford, 2016 Goldman Environmental Prize Winner & Environmental Activist

JUNE 26 – Ryan Kaiser, 2016 Maryland Teacher of the Year

JULY 8 – Phillip Vaughn, Support Group Volunteer at the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Metropolitan Baltimore

JULY 9 – Linda Jordan, Dedicated Baltimore Washington International Airport USO Volunteer

JULY 10 – Adam Rosenberg, Executive Director of Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC)

JULY 22 – Pamela Johnson, Area Director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore

JULY 23 – Thomas J. Mooney, IV, Longtime Supporter & Volunteer of the Y in Central Maryland

JULY 24 – Dr. Lori Edwards, President of the Board for the Julie Community Center

AUGUST 19 – Majbritt Jensen, Social Worker at University of Maryland Medical Center

AUGUST 20 – Lydia Dibos, Longtime Supporter of Catholic Relief Services

SEPTEMBER 2 – Dr. Yoram Unguru, Horizon Day Camp Advocate & Director

SEPTEMBER 3 – Michael Parkents, J.T. Beatty, and Jason Barnes, Ellicott City Flood Rescuers

SEPTEMBER 4 – Dan Blue, Oriole Advocates’ Cardboard to LeatherTM Supporter

SEPTEMBER 16 – Dr. Marvin L. Cheatham, Sr., OriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program Supporter

SEPTEMBER 17 – Ebony Johnson, PASS, Inc. Coach & Mentor

SEPTEMBER 18 – Jennifer Brause, Founder of the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS)SEPTEMBER 23 – Reneita Smith, School Bus Driver

SEPTEMBER 24 – Sufian Hassan, Baltimore City Police Department Officer & Community Policing AdvocateSEPTEMBER 25 – Annette March-Grier, President &

Co-Founder of Roberta’s House

For more information on the Birdland Community Heroes program, or to view the presentation of each award, please visit orioles.com/heroes.

CASEY CARES EXTRA INNINGS EVENT In June, Orioles first baseman Chris Davis joined the Casey Cares Foundation at the Extra Innings facility to meet, sign autographs, and play games with critically-ill children and their families. The Caring Connections Program encourages families to meet, share, and support each other while taking part in themed, group parties. Davis also served as race ambassador for the seventh annual Casey Cares 5K Run/Walk at Oriole Park. More details about this partnership can be found on page 4.

ORIOLES TEAM UP WITH USO OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON-BALTIMOREIn late August, Darren and Elizabeth O’Day, and OriolesREACH partnered with USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore (USO-Metro) to host a pregame “Barbecue for the Troops” picnic at Oriole Park. Academy Bus provided coach transportation for more than 100 military members and their families – including wounded, ill, and injured service members – to enjoy a day full of fun, food, and baseball.

Following the event, the Orioles and the O’Day family, presented a check for more than $35,000 to Elaine Rogers, President and CEO of the USO-Metro, during a special pregame ceremony. The donation included proceeds from the Stars & Stripes jersey and cap auction, a silent auction at Oriole Park featuring Orioles players’ “favorite things” baskets in July, in addition to a donation from the O’Day family.

Orioles players and coaches also visited the USO Warrior Family Center at Naval Support Activity Bethesda, home of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in September. During their visit, the Orioles signed autographs and took photos with active duty military members, wounded, ill, and injured service members and their families. DARREN O’DAY

My wife, Elizabeth, and I do everything we can to support the USO and the invaluable

services they provide to military families, who sacrifice so much in service to our country. Our servicemen and women are stationed all over the world, thousands of miles away from their families. The USO aims to bring a little bit of home to these families by providing important programs and services.”

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ZACH BRITTON

The thing about cancer is that it affects everybody – we all know someone who has been impacted by cancer. It’s especially tough to see young children who are

dealing with this disease. Helping kids with cancer is something that my wife, Courtney, and I really wanted to do. When we visit patients at Johns Hopkins, our hope is that they can forget about their treatments for a little bit and just enjoy being a kid.”

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ORIOLES ON DECK EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEER PROGRAMEach year, members of the Orioles front office staff volunteer with local organizations in the area to help improve the community through the Orioles On Deck Employee Volunteer Program. In 2016, Orioles employees volunteered more than 165 hours through the program at Sandy Plains Elementary School, the Maryland Food Bank, the Oriole Garden, the Franciscan Center Inc., Callaway Elementary School, and the Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore.

In April, members of the Orioles On Deck Employee Volunteer Program, in partnership with Scholastics Reading Program, helped transform Sandy Plains Elementary School’s library into an Orioles-themed library. Members of the volunteer program helped paint the walls orange and black as one of the first steps in the transformation. Sandy Plains Elementary School’s students earned this opportunity as a reward for reading the most minutes over the summer compared to all Title I Schools in Baltimore, through the reading initiative “My Books Summer,” reading a combined 171,000 minutes.

In partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore, members of the Orioles On Deck Employee Volunteer Program helped with painting the hallways of Callaway Elementary School to get ready for the new school year.

In June, the Orioles On Deck Program partnered with the Franciscan Center, Inc. to host a “Game Night” event and meal for the hungry men, women, and children of the surrounding Baltimore community. The Franciscan Center has served the Baltimore community since 1968, providing food, clothing, emergency financial assistance, and supportive outreach.

ZACH BRITTON VISITS JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL In June and September, Orioles pitcher Zach Britton visited the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center Division of Pediatric Oncology to spend time with children battling cancer. Britton has made several visits to Johns Hopkins over the last two years. He has purchased caps, t-shirts, and other Orioles items for the children and has helped raise money for Johns Hopkins Pediatric Oncology.

MYCHAL GIVENS VISITS ST. FRANCIS ACADEMYOrioles pitcher Mychal Givens visited the students of Saint Francis Academy, the oldest continuously operating, predominantly African-American Catholic High School in the world, in May. Givens shared his story of becoming a professional baseball player and overcoming adversity in life.

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CRS HELPING HANDS “10,000 MEAL CHALLENGE”The Orioles and Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Helping Hands, a volunteer meal-packaging program, partnered to host the 10,000 Meal Challenge – a fundraising effort aimed at sending 10,000 meals to the women and children of Burkina Faso, West Africa. Top fundraising teams were invited to attend the meal packing event along with Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick, MASN broadcaster Jim Hunter, and the Oriole Bird. Through the 10,000 Meal Challenge, for every 50 cents raised, CRS Helping Hands provided one meal to our underfed global neighbors. In total, this event helped to send more than 20,000 meals to those most in need, doubling the organization’s initial goal of 10,000 meals.

PLAYER AWARDS

THE HEART AND HUSTLE AWARDOrioles center fielder Adam Jones was presented with the Orioles 2016 Heart and Hustle Award by the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association (MLBPAA). This esteemed award is voted on by alumni players and honors active players who demonstrate a passion for the game of baseball and best embody the values, spirit, and tradition of the game. Jones previously won the award in the 2012, 2014, and 2015.

THE ORIOLE WAY AWARDThe Oriole Advocates, with the support of the Baltimore Orioles, created the Oriole Way Award to recognize an Orioles player who has made significant contributions both on and off the field and who demonstrates a sincere willingness and desire to serve the community. The award is presented annually to an Orioles player whose active participation in the community also embraces the Oriole Advocates’ mission of promoting and stimulating interest in baseball. This season, the Oriole Advocates honored Adam Jones with the 2016 Oriole Way Award.

THE ROBERTO CLEMENTE AWARDAdam Jones was named the Orioles 2016 nominee for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award. Major League Baseball annually bestows the Roberto Clemente Award to a player who best represents the game of baseball through sportsmanship, community involvement and positive contributions, both on and off the field. More details about this award can be found on page 22.

MOST VALUABLE ORIOLE AWARDPrior to the final regular season home game, the Orioles honored the 2016 Louis M. Hatter Most Valuable Oriole, third baseman Manny Machado, as selected by local media, during an on-field ceremony.

ADAM JONES AND CHRIS ARCHER MEET WITH LOCAL BOYS & GIRLS CLUBOrioles center fielder Adam Jones and Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Chris Archer met with children from the Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore prior to a game in September. Jones, a former Boys & Girls Club member and this year’s Roberto Clemente Award nominee, has helped renovate three Boys & Girls Clubs in Baltimore over the past three years. Archer, the Rays’ Roberto Clemente Award nominee, has been using his platform to reach disadvantaged youth both in the Tampa Bay area and around the league since making his Major League debut in 2013.

ORIOLES REACH HOLIDAY PARTY FOR KIDSLast year, several Orioles including Brad Brach, Oliver Drake, Ryan Flaherty, Mychal Givens, Adam Jones, T.J. McFarland, and Tyler Wilson hosted 80 students from the Webster Kendrick Boys & Girls Club in Baltimore as part of the 37th annual OriolesREACH Holiday Party for kids at Dave & Busters in the Arundel Mills Mall. This year’s event will take place on December 13.

ORIOLES MAGICAL WISHES PROGRAMThis season, Orioles center fielder Adam Jones made one young Orioles fan’s wish come true as part of the Orioles Magical Wishes Program. In partnership with the Mid-Atlantic Make-A-Wish Foundation, Jones met with a 7-year-old named Josh, along with his family prior to a home game in July. Josh received autographs and played catch with his favorite Oriole, Adam Jones, before watching batting practice on the field.

The Orioles Magical Wishes Program provides critically-ill children with an opportunity to watch batting practice on the field before Orioles home games, as well as the chance to receive autographs from their favorite players before enjoying the game with their families. The program gives children an escape from the treatments they are receiving, as well as a VIP treatment at the ballpark.

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JACKIE ROBINSON DAYOn April 15, all Orioles uniformed personnel wore No. 42, Jackie Robinson’s retired number, joining all other Major League teams in honoring the 69th anniversary of Robinson breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball. The Orioles held an online charity auction for the No. 42 jerseys worn on Jackie Robinson Day to benefit the Jackie Robinson Foundation, raising more than $12,800 for the charity. Since 2009, the Orioles have raised more than $82,000 for the Jackie Robinson Foundation through the online jersey auction.

AUTISM AWARENESS NIGHTIn recognition of National Autism Awareness Month in April, the Orioles partnered with Autism Speaks to host “Autism Awareness Night” at Oriole Park. Local leaders in the movement for autism awareness were

welcomed and honored by the Orioles for their contributions to this initiative in a special pregame ceremony. For that evening’s game, the Orioles hosted a quiet room for kids, and the Orioles donated $5 for every ticket sold through the High Five Fundraiser Program, raising more than $2,500 for Autism Speaks, the world’s leading autism science and advocacy organization.

MOTHER’S DAY The Orioles celebrated Mother’s Day weekend with the first ever Mother’s Day Catch on the Field, a Mother’s Day Jersey and Cap Auction, and recognition of the Orioles’ 2016 Honorary Bat Girl.

In 2016, over 350 pre-registered mothers and their families participated in a Mother’s Day Catch on the Field event at Oriole Park. The event raised more than $20,000 for the Orioles Charitable Foundation.

On Mother’s Day, all Orioles coaches, players, and uniformed personnel wore special pink-accented jerseys and caps to bring awareness to breast cancer. Each player’s jersey and cap were authenticated, autographed, and auctioned off, raising nearly $20,000 for the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.

In addition, Major League Baseball named 30 winners of the 2016 Honorary Bat Girl Contest, which recognizes baseball fans who have been affected by breast cancer and demonstrate a commitment to eradicating the disease. This season, the winner of the Honorary Bat Girl Contest for the Orioles was Crystal Silins from Fairfield, Pa., who threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Oriole Park on Mother’s Day. A breast cancer fighter, she has endured a bilateral mastectomy, over a year of various chemotherapy treatments, six weeks of radiation, and nine surgeries since being diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2013. Orioles pitcher Kevin Gausman, who lost his grandmother to breast cancer, served on the panel which selected the honorary bat girl.

KEVIN GAUSMAN

It’s been an honor for me to represent the Orioles and Major

League Baseball in the fight against breast cancer. Before I was born, my grandmother passed away after a difficult battle with breast cancer. I’ve met patients and survivors and I am so inspired by their courage. Our goal is to keep raising awareness so that one day we can fully eradicate this terrible disease.”

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PEDIATRIC CANCER AWARENESSAs part of childhood cancer awareness month in September, all Major League players, coaches, and grounds crew members wore gold ribbon decals and wristbands to raise awareness and show their support for pediatric cancer patients. Every year, an estimated 250,000 new cases of cancer affect children under the age of 20 worldwide.

The Orioles invited 6-year-old, Zoe Stauch, of Eldersburg, Md., to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at that night’s game. Stauch, who was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in 2015, is a part of the Cool Kids Campaign, a local nonprofit organization in Towson, Md., devoted to improving the quality of life for pediatric oncology patients and their families.

ROBERTO CLEMENTE DAYAdam Jones was named the Orioles 2016 nominee for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award. Major League Baseball annually bestows the Roberto Clemente Award to a player who best represents the game of baseball through sportsmanship, community involvement and positive contributions, both on and off the field. The award was created in 1971 as the Commissioner’s Award, and in 1973, was renamed in honor of Roberto Clemente, the Hall of Famer, 15-time All-Star, and great humanitarian who tragically died on December 31, 1972, while on his way to assist earthquake victims in Nicaragua.

Jones, a former Boys & Girls Club member, partnered with the Orioles to help renovate three Boys & Girls Clubs in Baltimore over the past three years including, most recently, the Webster Kendrick Boys & Girls Clubs through a $75,000 donation. Jones annually supports the Jackie Robinson Foundation’s scholarship program, giving deserving teens an opportunity to pursue their dreams of attending college. He also serves as an Honorary Chair of the Y of Central Maryland’s “Send a Kid to Camp” campaign, a program that raises necessary funds to provide a safe, productive summer for children from struggling families throughout central Maryland.

ORIOLES SEAT 21 NOMINEETo celebrate Clemente’s enduring legacy in 2016, Major League Baseball and all 30 clubs established SEAT 21, a designated seat in each ballpark on Roberto Clemente Day dedicated to a local hero. The Orioles selected longtime Oriole Advocate and Cardboard to LeatherTM volunteer Bob Harden for this honor. Harden began volunteering with the program in 2007 and has distributed baseball equipment to more than 8,000 children around the world.

FATHER’S DAY In celebration of Father’s Day Weekend, the Orioles hosted their third Father’s Day Catch on the Field at Oriole Park. This sold-out event featured 450 participants and raised more than $20,000 to benefit the Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation.

INDEPENDENCE DAYIn celebration of the Fourth of July holiday, all Orioles uniformed personnel wore “Stars & Stripes” jerseys and caps featuring a Baltimore gray road jersey with a stars pattern within the twill and an American flag patch located on the right sleeve. Each player’s jersey and cap were authenticated, autographed, and auctioned off to benefit the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore (USO-Metro), raising more than $12,300.

MEMORIAL DAY On Memorial Day, Col. Brian Foley, Garrison Commander of U.S. Army Fort Meade 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, threw out the ceremonial first pitch as part of the pregame ceremonies. Additionally, the Air Force Color Guard, provided by the Military District of Washington, presented the colors as nine active servicemen and women from Fort Meade took the field with Orioles players, during SFC Randy Wight’s rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

All Orioles uniformed personnel wore special jerseys and caps, which featured a new marine “woodland” camouflage pattern and design licensed by the United States Marine Corps. The jerseys and caps were authenticated, autographed, and auctioned off, raising more than $16,000 for the Fort Meade Alliance, a nonprofit organization that manages charitable initiatives designed to support the Fort Meade installation, military personnel and their families, civilians, and the broader Fort Meade community.

PLAY BALL WEEKENDIn support of Play Ball Weekend in May, all Orioles uniformed personnel wore special Play Ball t-shirts during batting practice and all jerseys featured a Play Ball patch. Additionally, 10 players from the Roland Park Panthers International League, a coach-pitch league for youth players ages 8-9, participated in a pregame cap exchange with Orioles players. Players on both sides autographed and exchanged caps with each other. For more on Play Ball Weekend clinics hosted by the Orioles, visit page 7-8.

“Go Green” St. Patrick’s Day Jersey & Cap AuctionSpring Training Jersey & Cap AuctionJackie Robinson Day Jersey AuctionMother’s Day Jersey & Cap AuctionMemorial Day Jersey & Cap AuctionFather’s Day Jersey & Cap AuctionStars & Stripes Jersey & Cap Auction50th Anniversary 1966 World Series Jersey & Cap Auction

$9,019$22,875$12,810$19,707$16,092$26,576$12,302$17,356

TOTAL CHARITABLE DONATIONS RAISED FROM ONLINE SPECIALTY AUCTIONS

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On Father’s Day, all Orioles coaches, players, and uniformed personnel wore special blue-accented jerseys and caps to bring awareness to prostate cancer. Each player’s jersey and cap were authenticated, autographed, and auctioned off to benefit the Prostate Cancer Discovery Fund of the Brady Urological Institute of Johns Hopkins Medicine. This auction raised more than $26,000 to benefit the Prostate Cancer Discovery Fund.

KIDS’ OPENING DAYThe Orioles held their second annual Kids’ Opening Day on the first Sunday in April, welcoming children and their families to a new season of Orioles Baseball with many fun activities and unique game day opportunities. Kids’ Opening Day featured a kids-only Orioles t-shirt giveaway, postgame Kids Run the Bases, and the opportunity for children 14 and under to participate in pregame experiences including taking the field with the team for the national anthem, delivering the lineup card, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, and introducing the Orioles’ starting lineup over the ballpark public address system.

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION NIGHT AT THE YARD In April, the Orioles and Governor Larry Hogan’s Office of Service and Volunteerism celebrated Volunteer Appreciation Night at Oriole Park. As part of the pregame ceremony, Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford presented Orioles outfielder Adam Jones with the Governor’s Service Award for his continued support of the Baltimore community. In addition, Lt. Gov. Rutherford presented the Orioles with a Governor’s Citation as a thank you for hosting their first Volunteer Appreciation Night and donating a total of 2,000 tickets to local volunteer organizations.

Elva Butler, an AmeriCorps member with AARP Foundation Experience Corps, threw out the ceremonial first pitch on Volunteer Appreciation Night. Butler serves as an academic tutor, providing direct literacy support to students at risk of not reaching grade level literacy benchmarks.

VIETNAM VETERANS RECOGNITION DAYMore than 55 Maryland Vietnam Veterans took the field on Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day at Oriole Park for a pregame ceremony honoring their service. Many of those recognized have been the focus of a multi-year salute program launched by Maryland Public Television (MPT) called “MPT Salutes Vietnam Veterans.” Chief Warrant Officer Five (retired) Fred L. Shinbur of the U.S. Army threw out the ceremonial first pitch to Orioles Hall of Fame outfielder Al Bumbry, also a Vietnam Veteran.

BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 100TH YEAR RECOGNITIONThis season, to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO), the Orioles invited Maestra Marin Alsop from the BSO to throw out the ceremonial first pitch and conduct the BSO’s performance of the national anthem. Fourteen members of the BSO’s brass and percussion sections performed a stirring rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” as arranged by BSO trombonist Aaron LaVere.

Additionally, the Orioles invited the BSO’s OrchKids Program to perform in Maryland Square. The OrchKids Program – a year-round music program designed to create social change and nurture promising futures for youth in Baltimore City neighborhoods – were then welcomed as an OriolesREACH Gameday Experience group for that afternoon’s game.

50TH ANNIVERSARY OF 1966 WORLD SERIESThe Orioles commemorated the 50th anniversary of the first World Championship in club history with a video tribute and an on-field ceremony including 13 members of the 1966 World Series team. The Orioles welcomed back National Baseball Hall of Famers and Orioles Legends Jim Palmer and Brooks Robinson, as well as Eddie Fisher, Dick Hall, Larry Haney, Bill Hunter, Bob Johnson, Davey Johnson, John Miller, Boog Powell, Vic Roznovsky, Russ Snyder, and Eddie Watt during an on-field ceremony. All fans in attendance received a 1966 50th anniversary-themed Orioles t-shirt and enjoyed fireworks set to hit songs from 1966 following the game.

The celebration also included a luncheon presented by the Oriole Advocates in the Warehouse at Oriole Park to honor the 1966 World Championship team, featuring the returning Orioles players and coaches.

During the game, the Orioles wore 1966 replica throwback uniforms featuring a patch celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1966 World Series victory. The Orioles game-worn jerseys were autographed, authenticated, and auctioned off raising more than $17,000 to benefit the Orioles Charitable Foundation.

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MARYLAND TEACHER OF THE YEAR CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCHThe Orioles recognized the 24 local school districts’ teachers honored through the Maryland Teacher of the Year Program this season including Ryan Kaiser, the 2016 Maryland Teacher of the Year, who threw out a ceremonial first pitch. Kaiser teaches sixth and eighth grade Social Studies at The Mount Washington School in Baltimore City, and also serves as the school’s coach for the Baltimore Urban Debate League, is a mentor teacher, and is a member of the Mount Washington School Parent Teacher Organization.

ZION HARVEY CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCHThe Orioles invited 9-year-old Zion Harvey from Owings Mills, Md. to throw out a ceremonial first pitch this season. Harvey became the first child in the world to undergo a bilateral hand transplant last summer at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. He spent the last year working to regain hand function and the ability to throw a baseball through rigorous hand therapy sessions.

ALZHEIMER’S AWARENESSIn recognition of Alzheimer’s awareness, the Orioles welcomed the Executive Director of the Alzheimer’s Association’s Greater Maryland Chapter, Cass Naugle, and retired Lieutenant Colonel Edward Herbert, who was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease in 2014, to throw out the ceremonial first pitches at a game in June.

RIO OLYMPIANS CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCHESIn celebration of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, the Orioles invited local Maryland athletes who competed in the summer games to Oriole Park to throw out ceremonial first pitches. These athletes included Men’s 1500m Gold Medalist Matthew Centrowitz; Women’s Freestyle Wrestling Gold Medalist Helen Maroulis; Men’s Freestyle 97 kg Wrestling Gold Medalist Kyle Snyder; 100m and 400m track Paralympic Olympian Hannah McFadden; 400m, 500m 800m, and 1500m track Paralympic Gold Medalist and 100m track and marathon Paralympic Silver Medalist Tatyana McFadden; Paralympic 100m Backstroke Silver Medalist Brad Snyder; and Paralympic 50m, 100m, and 400m Freestyle Gold Medalist McKenzie Coan.

FAN APPRECIATION WEEKENDAs a “thank you” to fans for their support throughout the season, the Orioles hosted their annual Fan Appreciation Weekend, surprising the most-spirited fans at each game with prizes and autographed items. Randomly-selected fans were also given the chance to enjoy unique experiences including taking the field with the Orioles starters for the national anthem, delivering the lineup card, touring the grounds crew area, and throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.

Fans also interacted with Orioles players as they swapped roles with Orioles employees around the ballpark, including in the box office and concessions stands. Before the regular season home finale, several fans participated with Orioles players in a “Shirts Off Our Backs” jersey ceremony presented by Snapple.

CORPORATE PARTNER CHECK PRESENTATIONS As part of the “Saves for Shock Trauma” Program, KELLY Benefits, Payroll & Technology presented a check to the R Adam Cowley Shock Trauma Center for $50,000 to help save more lives in the Baltimore community. Each season, KELLY contributes $1,000 for every save that is recorded by an Orioles pitcher. Since 1996, KELLY has contributed more than $1.2 million to The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center through the “Saves for Shock Trauma” Program.

Each time an Orioles batter earned a walk this season, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield made a $50 donation to B’more for Healthy Babies. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield presented a check for $30,000 to the representatives of the Baltimore City Health Department, Family League of Baltimore, and Healthcare Access Maryland to support B’more for Healthy Babies.

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ORIOLES FANFESTThe Orioles celebrated the start of the 2016 season last December by hosting the club’s annual FanFest event at the Baltimore Convention Center. FanFest, presented by Visit Sarasota County, featured appearances by current and former Orioles players and coaches as part of a day-long celebration of baseball that included question-and-answer forums with players, front office staff, and media; clinics for children on a youth-sized baseball field; a Spring Training exhibit; kids’ press conferences presented by MASN; interactive games; and tours of the Orioles clubhouse at Oriole Park.

Through various autograph signings, memorabilia sales, silent auctions, and other activities, FanFest raised more than $118,000 to benefit the Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation.

KIDS RUN THE BASES EVERY SUNDAYFollowing Sunday home games in 2016, all fans 14 and under were able to participate in a postgame Kids Run the Bases promotion.

JUNIOR ORIOLES DUGOUT CLUBThe Official Kids’ Club of the Orioles provides the families of fans 14 and under with exclusive member benefits through both the Slugger and Ace Plans. Members receive a ticket to six selected Orioles games, an official Junior Orioles Dugout Club hat, lanyard, sunglasses, and membership card all inside an Orioles messenger bag, a member-only giveaway at every Dugout Club game, and a season subscription to Orioles Kids magazine. Additionally, for Dugout Club games, family and friends have the opportunity to purchase additional tickets at a special rate.

ORIOLES REACH COMMUNITY BOOTHDuring each home game, the Orioles invite a charitable, nonprofit organization to participate in the OriolesREACH Community Booth. Organizations are able to distribute information, sell raffle tickets, register participants, and raise awareness for their cause to Orioles fans at the game. Nearly 60 different organizations took part in the OriolesREACH Community Booth in 2016.

ORIOLES MILITARY APPRECIATION PROGRAMAs part of the Orioles Military Appreciation Program, presented by GEICO, the Orioles and OriolesREACH donated a catered private suite at each Sunday home game at Oriole Park to servicemen and women. This season, the Orioles invited members of the Wounded Warrior Project, 742nd Military Battalion, Operation Homefront, Fort Meade Alliance, Luke’s Wings, Catch a Lift, Got Your 6, Field of Dreams, USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore, Mission Continues, Yellow Ribbon Fund, National Military Family Association, and Team Red, White and Blue to Oriole Park as part of the program.

Each group enjoyed a meet-and-greet with two Orioles players, received t-shirts, and watched the game from the catered suite. This season, Brad Brach, Zach Britton, Chris Davis, J.J. Hardy, Darren O’Day, Chris Tillman, and Matt Wieters financially contributed to the Orioles Military Appreciation Program and personally met with the military groups.

BIRDLAND SOCIAL NIGHTSThe Orioles hosted two sold out “Birdland Social” social media events at Oriole Park in 2016. The exclusive pregame parties on the center field Roof Deck hosted several hundred of the Orioles’ most engaged social media followers.

The first event in June, sponsored by GBMC HealthCare Inc., included question-and-answer sessions with Orioles first baseman Chris Davis and Orioles.com beat writer Brittany Ghiroli. The second event in August, sponsored by T-Mobile, featured Orioles reliever Darren O’Day and MASN beat writer Roch Kubatko. Guests received access to the private event, a catered menu, a ticket to the game, and an exclusive Omoji t-shirt.

“STATE OF THE ORIOLES” EVENTThe Orioles hosted the “State of the Orioles” event again this season, which was open exclusively to Orioles Season Plan Members. The event featured an exclusive autograph session with Orioles players and a question-and-answer forum featuring Orioles Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations Dan Duquette and manager Buck Showalter.

The Orioles hosted more than 10,000 underprivileged youth in the Baltimore City area as a part of the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program. Group members received game tickets, concessions, an Orioles t-shirt and cap, as well as transportation to and from the game. The OriolesREACH Gameday Experience program is funded by the Orioles Charitable Foundation with financial contributions also coming from Orioles players this season, including Chris Davis, Yovani Gallardo, Kevin Gausman, J.J. Hardy, Ubaldo Jiménez, Adam Jones, Manny Machado, Chris Tillman, Mark Trumbo, and Matt Wieters. The Orioles have hosted more than 140,000 children through this program since its inception.

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APPEARANCES IN THE COMMUNITY

O’S ZONE FAN RALLIESThis season, the Orioles held several O’s Zone rallies throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, including six events presented by Budweiser. The events included Orioles giveaways, trivia and prizes, an appearance by the Oriole Bird, and autograph sessions with current and former Orioles. Orioles public address announcer Ryan Wagner served as the emcee, interacting with fans and giving out prizes at both the beginning of the season, including the annual “Birds are Back” rally presented by Orioles Radio Network affiliate WTTR Radio, and during the club’s postseason push.

ORIOLES TEAM STORE IN YORK APPEARANCESOrioles pitchers Dylan Bundy and Mychal Givens appeared at the Orioles Official Team Store at the York Galleria in York, Pa. this season, interacting with fans and signing autographs free of charge.

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES “TRADING PLACES” PROMOTIONOrioles players Mychal Givens and Francisco Peña took part in a variety of jobs performed by Southwest Airlines employees, including boarding passengers for a departing flight and supporting the arrival of Southwest Airlines aircraft as part of the Southwest Airlines “Trading Places” promotion at BWI Airport.

ALUMNI APPEARANCESMany former Orioles players remain an active part of the club’s community endeavors. In addition to autograph signings before every Monday and Thursday home game, Orioles FanFest, and numerous corporate and other in-park events, Orioles Alumni participated in more than 60 community events during the year.

In all, 58 different former players took part in Orioles Alumni activities in 2016.

BALTIMORE CITY SCHOOLS NIGHT AT ORIOLE PARKThe Orioles welcomed more than 7,000 students, teachers, and staff as part of Baltimore City Schools Night at Oriole Park this season. Festivities included “The Star-Spangled Banner” performed by the Mt. Royal Choir and the color guard presented by Patterson High School. The ceremonial first pitch was thrown by Baltimore City Teacher of the Year, Sia Kyriakaos, an art teacher at Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High, accompanied by Tammy Turner, acting CEO of Baltimore City Schools.

FIELD TRIP DAY PRESENTED BY MASN & WJZ-TVMore than 10,000 students from local schools attended the ninth annual Field Trip Day presented by MASN and WJZ-TV. The students had the opportunity to learn about weather from WJZ-TV’s weather team of Chelsea Ingram, Bob Turk, and Tim Williams, and Orioles Head Groundskeeper Nicole McFadyen.

SAFETY PATROL NIGHTThe Orioles donated a total of 10,000 tickets to safety patrol students and their families throughout the state of Maryland as part of two Safety Patrol Appreciation Nights in May. This was the 62nd year the club has supported the safety patrol program.

BUDDIES NIGHTThe Orioles celebrated the 34th annual Buddies Night at Oriole Park in 2016. Buddies is a group consisting of Baltimore Police and local businessmen and women raising money for the Explorer Scout Program of the Baltimore Police Department. This year, by selling more than 2,800 tickets and vouchers through the club’s High Five Fundraising Program, more than $14,000 was raised for the Explorer Scout Program.

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ORIOLES VISIT CHILD PROTECTION CENTERFormer Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts and his wife, Diana, hosted a special Valentine’s Day event at the Child Protection Center in Sarasota. He was joined by Matt and Maria Wieters, Chris and Jill Davis, and the Oriole Bird. The Child Protection Center’s mission is the prevention, intervention, and treatment of child abuse. The center has provided assistance and a variety of services to children in its 30-year history in the Greater Sarasota community.

BIRDLAND GOLF CLASSICIn February, the Orioles hosted the sixth annual OriolesREACH Birdland Golf Classic at The Founders Club, raising $48,000 for the Miracle League of Manasota, an organization dedicated to providing an opportunity for everyone to play baseball, regardless of their ability. The event featured a silent auction and the chance to play a round of golf with current and former Orioles players and coaches including manager Buck Showalter and Orioles players Brad Brach, Chris Davis, Kevin Gausman, Darren O’Day, and Chris Tillman, among others.

The Miracle League of Manasota relies on community support to fulfill its mission of bringing baseball to the 14,000 school-aged children with disabilities and their adult counterparts in Sarasota and Manatee counties. In 2012, the Miracle League of Manasota built a synthetically-surfaced baseball field with all the requisite amenities located at Longwood Park, north of University Parkway in Sarasota. Sarasota County committed $500,000 to building the field, with the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates each contributing $75,000. Since opening in March 2012, more than 500 players have participated in the league’s 10 seasons.

YOUTH BASEBALL & SOFTBALL CLINICSThe Orioles host year-round baseball and softball clinics in Sarasota to support active lifestyles and to teach area youth the fundamentals of the game. In 2016, the club hosted clinics for participants from Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida, Sarasota YMCA Frank G. Berlin Sr. branch, Manatee YMCA Lakewood Ranch branch, and Girls, Inc.BRAD BRACH

Through this program, we are encouraging and in fact, incentivizing, middle-school aged children to make healthy choices about

nutrition and exercise so that they can develop positive lifelong habits. As professional athletes, we have a responsibility to set a good example and encourage healthy habits, especially in children.”

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In 2016, the Orioles and Sarasota County Schools launched a new, comprehensive program to encourage healthy lifestyles among middle school-aged children in Sarasota County. The Orioles Health & Fitness Challenge, developed in partnership with HealthFit Powered by Sarasota Memorial and SWAT, teaches students about the importance of physical fitness, healthy eating, and tobacco-free living. The six-week program was offered in nine county schools for approximately 4,000 students in grades six through eight. Former Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts

and the Oriole Bird visited McIntosh Middle School on Opening Day to help launch the program and lead the students through a series of drills and exercises.

Students participated in a variety of health and fitness challenges, including exercises to build endurance, strength, flexibility, speed, and balance, plus a healthy eating goal. After each week was completed, participating students received an Orioles-themed prize. Students who completed the entire six-week challenge received two complimentary tickets to an Orioles Spring Training game this season and vouchers for complimentary concessions at a new “Orioles Fit!” healthy-food stand at Ed Smith Stadium.

To wrap up the six-week Orioles Health & Fitness Challenge, Orioles pitchers Brad Brach and Mike Wright visited Sarasota Middle School, coaching the students during the one-mile run and participating in a series of calisthenics. The pitchers also signed autographs and took photographs with the students.

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HOWL-O-WEEN SPOOKTACULAR Over 1,700 people enjoyed the second annual Howl-O-Ween Movie Night Spooktacular at Ed Smith Stadium, sponsored by Sarasota County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources, and the Sarasota Film Festival. This year, over 1,700 pounds of donated non-perishable food items were collected at the gates as admission into the free, family-friendly event, which featured a Halloween costume parade led by the Oriole Bird and a screening of the movie “Hotel Transylvania.”

ED SMITH STADIUM – FIELD OF THE YEAR 2015Head Groundskeeper of Florida Operations Dan Thomas and his crew accepted the 2015 “Field of the Year” award for professional baseball, presented by the Sports Turf Managers Association (STMA) in a pregame ceremony on Opening Day of the spring season. STMA’s “Field of the Year Award” is considered the highest honor in the industry.

RUN FOR THE BIRDSFor the second year, the Orioles hosted “Run for the Birds” to benefit Save Our Seabirds. The event featured 1-mile and 5K races to raise awareness and funds for the nonprofit organization. Save Our Seabirds works to rescue, rehabilitate, and release sick and injured wild birds while educating the community about preventing injuries and preserving habitats. Birds that are unable to be returned to the wild are given permanent homes in the organization’s Wild Bird Learning Center in Sarasota.

MAYORS’ FEED THE HUNGRY SORTING DAYThe Orioles again teamed up to host the Mayors’ Feed the Hungry “sorting day” in November. The all-volunteer nonprofit collects and distributes food to local Sarasota people in need, and its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive collects more than 46 tons of non-perishable food items each year. During sorting day, volunteers sort the donated food for pick-up by the agencies and charities that distribute food to families in need in time for Thanksgiving. Mayors’ Feed the Hungry has collected and distributed more than 200 tons of food and more than $2 million in food gift cards given to the hungry in Sarasota and Manatee counties since 1987.

SARASOTA SPRINGFESTThe Orioles invited fans to celebrate the start of Spring Training at Sarasota SpringFest, a free, family-friendly event for fans of all ages at Ed Smith Stadium. Fans watched Orioles players practice on the back fields and enjoyed games and interactive activities.

SUPPORT FOR ALL FAITHS FOOD BANKThe Orioles in 2016 expanded their support for All Faiths Food Bank to fight hunger in Sarasota County, hosting the organization’s major public fundraiser as well as the annual food drive during Spring Training. In November, the Orioles joined with All Faiths to host the annual Bowls of Hope fundraiser to fight hunger in Sarasota County. More than 1,500 attended the event at Ed Smith Stadium where donors enjoyed a simple meal of soup and bread; a reminder of the empty bowls community members can fill together. During the sixth annual All Faiths Food Drive in March at Ed Smith Stadium, fans donated non-perishable food items and cash to benefit the Food Bank. Since 2011, more than 4,000 pounds of food and more than $5,000 in cash donations have been collected at the yearly food drive to help people in need in the Sarasota community. In 2015, All Faiths Food Bank distributed 8 million pounds of food, which equates to nearly 6.5 million meals.

YOUTH BASEBALL SEASON OPENERS IN SARASOTAAttending youth baseball openers for local teams has been a tradition since the Orioles arrived in Sarasota for Major League Spring Training in 2010. This season, the Oriole Bird made three stops to help open youth baseball leagues. On February 13, the Oriole Bird participated in the Opening Day ceremony for the Venice Little League. The Bird also flew into the Sarasota Little League season’s commencement at Twin Lakes Park on February 27. On March 19, the Oriole Bird helped launch the Miracle League of Manasota’s 2016 spring season with an appearance in Sarasota.

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“GO GREEN” AUCTIONAs part of the Orioles’ annual “Go Green” auction, Orioles fans placed bids online for game-worn, specially-designed white jerseys with green Orioles script lettering and a shamrock on the right sleeve along with green caps from the Orioles game on St. Patrick’s Day. The caps and jerseys were autographed, authenticated, and auctioned online, raising more than $9,000 for Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.

ORIOLES DONATIONS3 Betties Foundation, Inc.3rd Battalion Noncommissioned Officer Academy, 166th Regiment72 Blue and Gray Forever, Inc.A Better Me Youth ProgramA Forever Home Rescue FoundationA Message of Hope Cancer FundAbundant Harvest MinistriesAchievement Academy at Harbor City High SchoolAdams County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsAdopt a Homeless Animal RescueAir Force Sergeants Association Chapter 102Alberta Smith SharksAldrin Elementary School PTAAll Children’s Chorus of Annapolis, Inc.All The Difference - Pediatric Services for Development DifferenceAllen Frear Elementary School PTAAlvin & Lois Lapidus Cancer Institute at Sinai HospitalAlzheimer’s AssociationAmerican Flag FoundationAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Kidney FundAn Achievable Dream, Inc.Angel Flight Mid-AtlanticAngelusAnimal Rescue, Inc.Annapolis Dragon Boat Foundation, Inc.Annapolis Rotaract Foundation, Inc.Anne Arundel Conflict Resolution CenterAnne Arundel County Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc.Anne Arundel County Fire DepartmentArbutus Elementary School PTAArch Street CenterArchbishop Spalding High SchoolArizona Diamondbacks FoundationArmy Hockey Team Art Works Studio School, Inc.Arts Council of Anne Arundel CountyArundel Child Care ConnectionsArundel House of HopeAshburton Elementary School PTAAspen Hill Cooperative Nursery SchoolAssociation of Professional Ball Players of AmericaAtaxia-Telangiectasia Children’s ProjectAtglen Public LibraryAthletes Serving AthletesAtholton Elementary SchoolAutism Delaware, Inc.Autism ProjectAutism Society of Northern VirginiaAutism Speaks Babe Ruth FoundationBabe Ruth League, Inc.Back Restoration Committee, Inc.Bakerfield Elementary School PTABel Air Elementary School PTABaldwin Elementary School PTOBaltimore Area Special Hockey - Baltimore SaintsBaltimore Blue Claws Travel Baseball TeamBaltimore Cancer Support Group, Inc.Baltimore Child Abuse Center Baltimore City Community CollegeBaltimore City Fire Foundation, Inc.Baltimore City Police DepartmentBaltimore City Recreation & ParksBaltimore Community ToolbankBaltimore County Bully Prevention Contest

Baltimore County Police DepartmentBaltimore County Police Youth Baseball CampBaltimore Fraternal Order of PoliceBaltimore Humane SocietyBaltimore Montessori Public Charter SchoolBaltimore Outreach ServicesBaltimore Symphony OrchestraBarcroft Elementary School PTABates Middle School PTABattlefield Middle SchoolBayhealth FoundationBayview Christian SchoolBea Gabby Family Centers, Inc.Beach Elementary School PTABeall Elementary School PTABear Creek Recreation and Parks CouncilBedford Hills Elementary School PTOBel Air Middle SchoolBelcamp Recreation Council, Inc.Believe in Tomorrow Children’s FoundationBello MachreBellows Spring Elementary SchoolBelmont Child CareBelmont Elementary School PTABelvedere Elementary School PTABenedictine SchoolBenfield Elementary SchoolBennett’s Creek Little LeagueBest Buddies Capital RegionBest Friends in Harford CountyBest Kids, Inc.Bethany Baptist ChurchBethel Manor Elementary School PTABeyond LimitsBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater ChesapeakeBishop Walsh SchoolBlack Law Students AssociationBlacksox Baseball ClubBlessed Sacrament and Early Childhood CenterBlessed Sacrament SchoolBlind Industries and Services of MarylandBlossoms of Hope the Howard County Cherry Tree Project, Inc.Blue & Gold Baseball Club, Inc.Blue Water BaltimoreB’More Clubhouse Bmore Kids SportsBoardwalk Buddy Walk FundBond Mill Elementary School PTOBorromeo Housing, Inc.Bottoms Up 2 Down Amyotrophic Lateral SclerosisBoulder Crest RetreatBowie Boys & Girls Club, Inc.Bowie Hockey Club, Inc.Boy Scout Troop 209Boy Scouts of AmericaBoys & Girls Club of Northern Shenandoah ValleyBoys & Girls Club of Washington CountyBoys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan BaltimoreBoys & Girls Clubs of Southwest VirginiaBoys & Girls Clubs of AmericaBOYS in the GOOD Youth Leadership ProgramBoys’ Latin School of MarylandBrendan James Huber FoundationBrian Anthony Wilson Memorial Scholarship FundBridging Service Gaps, Inc.Brigance Brigade Foundation, Inc.Bright Futures - Frederick County

Bristow Run Elementary SchoolBroadfording Christian AcademyBroadneck Baseball TeamBrown Memorial Weekday SchoolBrunswick Elementary School PTOBrunswick Junior Railroaders Athletic Boosters, Inc.Buckland Mills Elementary School PTOBuilding Better Days, Inc.Bulldog Baseball Club, Inc.Bully Paws Pit Bull Patriots, Inc.Burnham Fire CompanyButler Catholic SchoolCallaway Elementary SchoolCalmra, Inc.Calvary Christian SchoolCalvert Hall College High School Band ProgramCalvert Memorial Hospital FoundationCamp Erin Baltimore Camp InclusionCamp Kesem at University of RichmondCamp Possibilities FoundationCamp Puh’tokCamp ShoreshCamp Sunrise - Johns Hopkins Pediatric OncologyCancer Support Community DelawareCannons Baseball, Inc.Cape Henry CollegiateCapital CaringCapitol Hill Day SchoolCardinal Hickey AcademyCarlisle Area Little LeagueCarlisle Hearts-N-HandsCarolina Hurricanes - Kids ‘N Community FoundationCaroline County Public SchoolsCarroll Christian SchoolsCarroll County Public SchoolsCarroll Hospital AuxiliaryCarroll Hospital Center FoundationCarroll Manor Elementary School PTACarry a Bead ProgramCarver Center FoundationCasey Cares FoundationCatholic CharitiesCatholics for Housing, Inc.Catonsville Middle School PTSACatonsville Youth League BaseballCedar Grove Elementary School PTACedar Lane School PTACenter for Adoption Support and EducationCenter for Child & Family ServicesCenter for ChildrenCenter for Infant & Child LossCenter for Parent/Youth UnderstandingCenter StageCentral Delaware Christian AcademyCentral Elementary School PTACentral Juniata Emergency Medical ServiceChadwick Elementary SchoolChallenger Baseball League Challengers Independent LivingChange, Inc.Chapel District Elementary School PTOChapel Hill Elementary School PTAChapelgate Christian AcademyCharlesmont Elementary School PTAChase Brexton Health CareChelsea School

Cheltenham Youth FacilityChesapeake Bay TrustChesapeake BaySavers Foundation, Inc.Chesapeake Charities, Inc.Chesapeake Charter School Alliance, Ltd.Chesapeake Down Syndrome Parent GroupChesapeake High School Sports Boosters Club, Inc.Chesapeake Police Foundation, Inc.Chesapeake Search & Rescue Dog Association, Inc.Chesapeake Therapeutic RidingChesterfield Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.Chesterfield Little LeagueChesterfield-Colonial Heights Christmas Mother, Inc.Childhood Brain Tumor FoundationChildren & Company Cooperative PreschoolChildren of the World Co-Op, Inc.Children’s Hospital of the Kings DaughtersChildren’s Roads to Recovery, Inc.Children’s Center of North HarfordChildren’s Health Insurance Program of South Hampton RoadsChildren’s Home Society of West VirginiaChildren’s Inn at the National Institutes of HealthChristian Family AcademyChristian School Association of York, Inc.Christian Youth AthleticsChristian Youth MinistriesChristopher AcademyChurches for Streets of HopeChurchville Lightning Girls Softball ProgramCity Neighbors Charter SchoolCity of Takoma Police DepartmentCity Springs Elementary/Middle SchoolClarke County Education Foundation, Inc.Claymore Senior Center, Inc.Clearview Elementary School PTACleveland Baseball FederationCockeysville Little LeagueCoins, Inc.College Girl, Inc.College Goal Maryland, Inc.College Park Youth and Family ServicesColonial Beach Elementary School PTAColumbia Education FoundationColumbia Pro Cantare, Ltd.Comfort Our Troops FoundationCommerce Department Child Development CenterCommunity Foundation for Northern VirginiaCommunity Housing PartnersCommunity UnityCompass Regional HospiceConcerned Black Men Cares National Mentoring InitiativeCongressional School of VirginiaConnor Cares FoundationConnor’s Heroes FoundationCool Kids CampaignCooley’s Anemia FoundationCooperative Preschool of LoudounCoppin State University Development Foundation, Inc.Corpus Christi SchoolCountryside Christian SchoolCourt Appointed Special Advocates for Children of DCCourt Appointed Special Advocates of Harford CountyCove Valley Christian Youth CampCranberry Station Elementary School PTACreative Minds International Public Charter SchoolCritters for the CureCrohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America

CrossFitters for Cystic Fibrosis, Inc.Cuddling Angels, Inc.Curley High School BaseballCystic Fibrosis FoundationCystic Fibrosis Foundation - Maryland ChapterD.C. UnitedDallastown Elementary School PTODallastown Football Booster AssociationDamascus Sports Association, Inc.Dandy-Walker AllianceDaniel Carl Torsch FoundationDavidsonville Elementary School PTODayspring Christian AcademyDeal Island School PTADelaware Breast Cancer CoalitionDelaware DiamondsDelaware Explosion SoftballDelaware Heart SoftballDelaware Magical Wishes AssociationDelaware State ParksDelaware Technical Community CollegeDelaware Valley Elementary SchoolDelmar High SchoolDelmar Little League, Inc.Delmar Public LibraryDelmarva Aces Baseball and SoftballDelmarva Competitive GymnasticsDelmarva ShorebirdsDelta Peach Bottom Elementary School PTADenton Elementary School PTADeputy Sheriff’s Association, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 112Diakon Lutheran Social MinistriesDiamonds on the RiseDifference Makers, Inc.Digital Harbor High School AllianceDiplomatic Security Foundation IncorporatedDoctors Community Hospital FoundationDogs on DeploymentDogs XL RescueDominican Republic Little LeagueDon and Sandy Pyle Charity Foundation, Inc.Dover Area Community LibraryDown Syndrome Association of Northern VirginiaDown Syndrome Society of the Susquehanna ValleyDownsville Ruritan ClubDowntown Improvement Association of Ocean City Maryland, Inc.Downtown PartnershipDranesville Elementary School PTADream On 3Druid Heights Community Development Corporation, Inc.DRUMondawmin Healthy FamiliesDufief Elementary School PTADundalk-Eastfield Recreation and Parks CouncilDunloggin Middle SchoolEagle Lacrosse ClubEast Columbia PreschoolEast Frederick Little LeagueEast Goshen Elementary School Home and School AssociationEast Petersburg Elementary School PTOEastern Shore of Virginia 911 Communications CenterEastern Tech High School Athletic Booster Club, Inc.Ebenezer Christian School, Inc.Eden Mill Nature Committee, Inc.Edgely Fire Company No. 1Edgewood Recreational Baseball and SoftballEducation Foundation of Baltimore County Public SchoolsEileen Morgan FoundationEldersburg Elementary School PTAElizabeth Seton High SchoolElk Neck Elementary School PTAElkridge Elementary School PTAElkridge Volunteer Fire Department JuniorsElkridge Youth OrganizationEllicott City Soccer Club, Inc.Emerge, Inc.

Emmorton Eagles Travel BaseballEmmorton Recreation CouncilEmpowering Minds Resource CenterEngineers Without Borders Washington DC Professional ChapterEnoch Pratt Free LibraryEos Therapeutic Riding CenterEra University Athletic AssociationEvan’s Victory Against Neuroblastoma Foundation, Inc.Evangelical Community HospitalEvergreen Elementary School PTO, Inc.Exceptional Care for Children, Inc.F.B. Meekins Cooperative PreschoolFaces of Valor, USAFairfax County Public Schools, Office Of Transportation at StonecroftFairfax Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc.Fairfax High SchoolFairland Elementary SchoolFalcons Athletic Boosters Club, Inc.Falls Lake Academy Athletic Booster ClubFallston Recreation Council, Inc.Families United Network, Inc.Family and Children’s Services of Central MarylandFamily Resource Information Education Network for Down SyndromeFamily Services, Inc.Father Andrew White, S.J. SchoolFBI BaltimoreFeatherbed Lane Elementary SchoolFederal Communications Bar Association FoundationFederal Hill Preparatory #45 PTOFederal Little LeagueFETCH a Cure, Inc.Fieffe Foundation for HaitiFifth District Elementary School PTAFirst Alliance Church First Flight Elementary School PTOFirst Home AllianceFleetwood Rotary Charitable FoundationFlora M. Singer Elementary SchoolFlying Squirrels CharitiesForest Hill Elementary School PTAForest Hill Recreation CouncilFort Dupont Ice ArenaFoundation Fighting BlindnessFoundation for Baltimore County Public LibraryFountain Green Elementary School PTAFrancis Scott Key High School Athletic BoostersFrancis Scott Key High School Instrumental Music Boosters, Inc.Frank S. Innocenti Scholarship FoundationFranklin Elementary School PTAFrederick County 4H Therapeutic Riding ProgramFrederick County Public LibrariesFrederick Douglass Elementary School PTAFrederick Elementary School #260Frederick KeysFrederick Memorial HospitalFrederick Rangers Youth Baseball AssociationFredericksburg AcademyFree Your VoiceFreedom Band BoostersFreedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program, Inc.Friends of Boy Scout Troop 395Friends of Fawn PTOFriends of Homeless AnimalsFriends of Howard County LibraryFriends of Patterson ParkFriends of The Calvert County Library, Inc.Friends of the Fairfax County Animal ShelterFriends of the National ZooFriendship CommunityFront Royal Christian SchoolFort Meade AllianceFulton County Medical Center FoundationF.C. FrederickGaithersburg High School Best Buddies Club

Galena Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.Gallagher ServicesGambrills Athletic ClubGarden Spot Boys BasketballGarrett County Humane SocietyGarrett County Public School SystemGarrett Park Elementary School PTAGarrett Park Nursery School, Inc.Gator Club Scholarship FundGaudenzia, Inc.Gayton Elementary School PTAGeorge Mason UniversityGeorge T. Cromwell Elementary School and Ferndale Early Education Center PTAGeorge Washington University Hospital Women’s BoardGeorgetown University BaseballGermantown Elementary School PTAGermantown TitansGermantown Volunteer Fire DepartmentGettysburg Community TheatreGigi’s Playhouse AnnapolisGilbertsville Elementary Home School AssociationGilchrist Hospice CareGirdletree Volunteer Fire CompanyGirl Scouts of Central MarylandGlen Allen Elementary School PTAGlen Allen Youth Athletic AssociationGlen Burnie Park Swim Club, Inc.Go For JoeGod’s Best FamilyGold Star Mothers Maryland ChapterGoldheart Golden Retriever RescueGoochland Elementary School PTAGood Beginnings Preschool & KindergartenGood Shepherd ServicesGoodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Inc.Govans Ecumenical Development CorporationGovernor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism Grace AcademyGrace Assembly Learning CenterGrace Episcopal Day SchoolGranite Christian AcademyGrass Roots Organization for the Well Being of Seniors, Inc.Grassroots Crisis InterventionGreater Baltimore Medical Center FoundationGreater Baltimore Medical Center, Sandra and Malcolm Berman Cancer InstituteGreater Baltimore Urban LeagueGreater Prince William Area Community Health Center, Inc.Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the AnnunciationGreen Spring Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.Greenbackville Volunteer Fire DepartmentGreenbelt Elementary School PTAGuilford Elementary School PTAGunpowder Elementary School PTAGunpowder Valley Conservancy, Inc.Habitat for Humanity of Washington CountyHagerstown Children’s School Association, Inc.Hagerstown Pony League, Inc.Hamilton BaseballHammond High School BoostersHampstead Elementary SchoolHancock Fire Company, Inc.Hannah’s Heroes, Inc.Harford Community CollegeHarford County 4-H Clubs, Inc.Harpers Ferry Middle SchoolHarvey Baseball FoundationHavre De Grace RoyalsHayden’s Heart HeroesHealth Services for Children Pediatric CenterHealthy Steps Diaper BankHearts & Homes for YouthHeat SoftballHebbville Elementary SchoolHelpHOPELive

Helping Hands Health ServicesHelping Up MissionHereford United Methodist ChurchHeritage AcademyHeritage Christian School, Inc.Heroes, Inc.Hickory Elementary School PTA, Inc.Hickory Hornets BaseballHickory Recreational Council IncorporatedHigh Voltage All-Stars, Inc.Highland RetreatHighlandtown Elementary/Middle SchoolHogs and Heroes FoundationHolman Middle School PTAHoly Angels Catholic SchoolHoly Comforter Episcopal PreschoolHoly Cross Elementary SchoolHoly Cross Health FoundationHoly Cross Lutheran PreschoolHome Builders Care FoundationHomestead Wakefield Elementary School PTAHope Connections for Cancer Support, Inc.Hope Leadership Club of Prince Georges CountyHorizon Day CampHospice & Community CareHospice CaringHouse of Ruth MarylandHoward County Autism SocietyHoward County Police Department Youth Services SectionHoward County Public School SystemHoward County Youth Program, Inc.Hugh K. Cassell Elementary School PTOHughsville Little LeagueHuman Services Programs of Carroll County, Inc.Humane Society of Calvert CountyHumane Society of Harford CountyHumane Society of Wicomico CountyHuntington’s Disease Society of AmericaIcing Smiles, Inc.Immaculate Heart of Mary SchoolImmanuel Baptist Church Student MinistryInternational High School at LargoIrvine Natural Science Center, Inc.Isle of Wight County Education FoundationItineris Foundation, Inc.Jacksonville Elementary SchoolJaguar Athletic AssociationJaiden’s Journey FoundationJames Madison High School Athletic Booster ClubJAMZ Dance Center Booster Club, Inc.Janes Place, Inc.Janet Hardy Memorial Scholarship FundJanney Elementary School PTAJarrettsville Elementary School PTAJefferson County Little LeagueJim Brown Legends of FootballJohn Archer School PTAJohn C. Myers Elementary School PTAJohn Paul Regional Catholic SchoolJohn S. Clarke Elementary Center PTOJohn XXII Montessori Children’s Center, Inc.Johns Hopkins Adult Sickle Cell Infusion CenterJohns Hopkins Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia ProgramJohns Hopkins Children’s CenterJohns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer CenterJohns Hopkins Medical Oncology at Green SpringJohns Hopkins Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorder CenterJoppatown Recreation CouncilJosh Anderson FoundationJudith Resnik Elementary School PTAJulianne Rosela Memorial FoundationJunior Achievement of South Central PennsylvaniaJunior League of AnnapolisJunior League of Baltimore

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Junior Women’s Civic ClubJustin Fishell Memorial FundJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationK.E.Y.S. Development, LLC.Katherine Thomas SchoolKelly’s DreamKemptown Elementary School PTAKenmore Middle School PTAKennard-Dale Rams Sports Booster ClubKennedy Krieger Institute, Inc.Kensington Improvement AssociationKent Association of Riding Therapy, Inc.Kenwood High School PTSAKids Care ClassicKids First AcademyKids in Need Distributors, Inc.King of Glory Preschool and KindergartenKIPP Academy BaltimoreKitty City RescueKorean Little League Team Kreamer Volunteer Fire CompanyKurt Suzuki Family FoundationLab Rescue of the Labrador Retriever Club of the Potomac, Inc.Lady Warriors SoftballLake Shore Volunteer Fire CompanyLake Shore Youth BaseballLarry J. Macaluso Elementary School PTOLawnton Elementary School PTOLCpl. Matt Snyder Camp Snoops ProjectL-Dub’s Love, Inc.League for Crippled Children, Inc.Leg Up FarmLegacy FarmsLegal Information Network for CancerLeib Elementary School PTOLeo Independent Fire Company No. 1Leukemia & Lymphoma SocietyLiberty Christian SchoolLiberty High School Cheer TeamLiberty High School Instrumental Music BoostersLiberty High School LionbackersLife Skills Program - Baltimore City Public SchoolsLife With CancerLift Me Up! Therapeutic Riding ProgramLight City ScholarsLighthouse Christian AcademyLinganore High School Sports Boosters, Inc.Linglestown Elementary School PTOLinglestown Football AssociationLinwood CenterLisbon Elementary School PTALisbon Pre-KindergartenLiteracy Council of Montgomery CountyLittle Beginnings Child Development CenterLittle Explorers Child Development, Inc.Little Flower SchoolLittle Flowers Early Childhood and Development Center, Inc.Little Friends Nursery SchoolLittle Long Ears Mini Donkey RescueLittle Run Elementary School PTALiving Classrooms FoundationLoch Raven High School Boys SoccerLocust Grove Elementary School PTOLoganville-Springfield Elementary School PTOLollipop Kids FoundationLolly’s LocksLonely Hearts Animal RescueLongfellow Elementary School PTALooneys Lacrosse ClubLoudoun Valley High School Music Parents AssociationLouis E. Dieruff High School FootballLouisa Little LeagueLowes Island Elementary School PTOLoyola BlakefieldLucy V. Barnsley Elementary School PTALuke’s Wings

Prevention Council of Roanoke CountyPrevention of Blindness of Metropolitan WashingtonPrince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.Prince George Promise FoundationPrince George’s County Fire Fighters Princess Anne Volunteer Fire Company Ladies AuxiliaryProfessional Baseball Scouts FoundationProject Echo, Inc.Project Sweet PeasProspect Mill Elementary School PTA, Inc.Providence CenterPsychiatric Rehabilitation Services, Inc.Pujols Family FoundationPumpkin Theatre of Baltimore, Inc.Puppy Rescue MissionPurposefully Empowering and Reaching Little Sisters, Inc.Pushing Pink ElephantsRecreation Deeds for Special NeedsRedeemer Classical Christian SchoolRegional Institute for Children & Adolescents - Rockville AssociationReservoir High School BoostersResponse, Inc.Riderwood Elementary SchoolRidge Volunteer Rescue SquadRidgeway Elementary SchoolRingtown Area Library AssociationRise for AutismRising Sun Little LeagueRivers of Hope, Inc.Riviera Beach Volunteer Fire CompanyRobinson Secondary School PTSARock Creek Forest Elementary School PTARockingham Educational Foundation, Inc.Rockville Community Nursery SchoolRolling Valley Elementary School PTARonald McDonald House Charities of BaltimoreRonald McDonald House Charities of Central PennsylvaniaRosedale Baptist SchoolRound of a LifetimeRubonia Youth Walk on DC Educational TourRyan S. Jackson Memorial Scholarship FundSacred Heart Medical GroupSaint Agnes Catholic SchoolSaint Ann Catholic SchoolSaint Casimir Catholic SchoolSaint Francis UniversitySaint Gregory the Great SchoolSaint John Lutheran SchoolSaint John’s Catholic Preparatory SchoolSaint John’s SchoolSaint Joseph Regional AcademySaint Luke SchoolSaint Mark’s Nursery SchoolSaint Mary’s Catholic SchoolSaint Peter’s SchoolSaint Timothy Catholic SchoolSaints Peter and Paul SchoolsSalisbury University Foundation, Inc.Samantha J. Brazzo FoundationSandy Plains Elementary SchoolSaucon Valley High School PTOSavage Boys & Girls ClubSaving Grace Animal Rescue of Maryland, Inc.Scan of Northern Virginia, Inc.Schreiber Pediatric Rehab CenterSemper K9 Assistance DogsSequoyah Elementary School PTAServe Our Willing WarriorsSeton Keough High SchoolSeton SchoolSeventh District Rescue Squad & AuxiliarySevern Athletic Club, Inc.Severna Park Community CenterShady Grove Pregnancy CenterShady Side Elementary School PTO

Lump To Laughter, Inc.LUNGetivy FoundationLupus Foundation of AmericaLu’s LabsLuxmanor Elementary SchoolMacArthur Middle SchoolMack Madness, Inc.Madison House Autism FoundationMagee Rehabilitation HospitalMagothy Cooperative PreschoolMagothy River Middle School PTSOMake-A-Wish FoundationMarch of DimesMarcie & Ellen FoundationMarine Toys for Tots FoundationMaritime MagicMartin LibraryMary CenterMary Mac Foundation, Inc.Mary of Nazareth Catholic SchoolMaryland Center for Veterans Education & TrainingMaryland Court Appointed Special AdvocatesMaryland DeMolayMaryland Department of Human Resources Maryland Emergency Management AgencyMaryland Food BankMaryland Hall For The Creative ArtsMaryland Hokie Club / Virginia Tech Athletic FundMaryland Legends Baseball and Softball OrganizationMaryland Library AssociationMaryland Monarchs Fastpitch SoftballMaryland Nurses AssociationMaryland Parkinson Support, Inc.Maryland Public Interest Law ProjectMaryland Public Library Reading ProgramMaryland Resource Parent AssociatonMaryland Saltwater Sportfishing AssociationMaryland School for the Deaf FoundationMaryland School Nutrition AssociationMaryland Science CenterMaryland Sports Hall of FameMaryland State Golf Association - Women’s DivisionMaryland Transportation Authority PoliceMaryland United Futbol ClubMaryvale Elementary School PTAMason Dixon Rescue DogsMatt J. Williquette Spirit, Inc.Maymont FoundationMays Chapel Elementary School PTAMcCullough Homes Youth OrganizationMcGaheysville Elementary School PTOMcNeal Elementary School PTOMeals on Wheels of Lewes & Rehoboth, Inc.Mechanicsburg Music AllianceMechanicsville Elementary School PTAMended Little Hearts of Greater BaltimoreMercyhurst UniversityMetropolitan Ballet Theatre & AcademyMGH Health FoundationMickey’s Miracle FoundationMid-Atlantic Foundation for Safety & EducationMid-Atlantic Shockers Baseball ClubMiddle River Recreation and ParksMiddletown Volunteer Fire CompanyMidland Christian AcademyMid-Shore ChallengersMidtown Academy, Inc.Milford Housing Development CorporationMilitary Intelligence Corps AssociationMillbrook High School Baseball ProgramMilton Little League BaseballMilwaukee BrewersMinersville Area Little LeagueMinor League Baseball CharitiesMiracle City ChurchMiss Maryland Agriculture Program

Shay Sharpe’s Pink Wishes, Inc.Shenandoah Recreation League, Inc.Shepherd’s ClinicSheppard and Enoch Pratt Foundation, Inc.Shining Stars Therapeutic MinistriesShrewsbury Christian AcademySide By Side, Inc.Silver Spring Day School, Inc.Silver Spring Nursery SchoolSimon Butler Elementary SchoolSkip ProgramSlanesville Elementary SchoolSnow Hill High School BaseballSo Others Might EatSolider OnSonny’s Kids Foundation, Inc.Soroptimist International of Kent & Queen Anne’s CountiesSouth Baltimore Learning CenterSouth Carroll High School Athletic Booster Club, Inc.South Carroll High School Band Boosters, Inc.South County Pre-Kindergarten Co-OpSouth Lakes Booster Club, Inc.South Page SlammersSouth River Elementary School PTASouth River Youth AthleticsSouth Shore Elementary SchoolSoutheast Elementary/Middle Baseball School League Southern End Community AssociationSouthern High School Sports BoostersSouthern Maryland Community NetworkSouthern University System FoundationSouthwestern Randolph Touchdown ClubSouthwestern Youth Lacrosse, Inc.Spark Matsunaga Elementary School/Longview School PTASpecial Love, Inc.Special Olympics MarylandSpecial Olympics Maryland - Howard CountySpecial Olympics Virginia - Loudoun CountySpecial Olympics Virginia, Inc.Special Operations Warrior FoundationSporting Hill Elementary School PTOSpotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office D.A.R.E. ProgramSpring Garden Elementary School PTASpring Knolls Cooperative Early Learning CenterSpringfield Park Elementary School PTASpringwoods Elementary School PTOSt. Anne SchoolSt. Anne’s School of Annapolis, Inc.St. Baldrick’s FoundationSt. Clement Mary Hofbauer SchoolSt. Coletta of Greater WashingtonSt. Elizabeth SchoolSt. Francis CenterSt. Francis De Sales Catholic SchoolSt. Francis Neighborhood CenterSt. Francis Neighborhood Center CorporationSt. Francis of Assisi SchoolSt. George PreschoolSt. Jane De ChantalSt. John’s Episcopal SchoolSt. John’s Lutheran SchoolSt. John’s PreschoolSt. Joseph SchoolSt. Jude Regional Catholic SchoolSt. Leo’s ChurchSt. Luke’s Day SchoolSt. Margaret’s Day SchoolSt. Maria Goretti High SchoolSt. Mark SchoolSt. Martin’s SchoolSt. Mary of The Assumption Catholic Youth OrganizationSt. Mary of the Mills SchoolSt. Mary SchoolSt. Michael The Archangel Home And School AssociationSt. Paul’s Lutheran SchoolSt. Paul’s Nursery School & Daycare Center

Mission of MercyMission Support Element Family Readiness GroupMom’s House, Inc.Monarch Academy PTAMonroe Elementary School PTOMontessori Country SchoolMontgomery County Fire FightersMontgomery County Humane SocietyMontgomery County Law Enforcement Officers Relief Fund, Inc.Monumental Sports & Entertainment FoundationMostly Mutts, Inc.Mother of God SchoolMother Seton AcademyMother Seton SchoolMount De Sales Academy Alumnae AssociationMount Hebron Nursery SchoolMount Vernon High School Athletic BoostersMaryland Public Television’s Vietnam ProjectMt. Hebron High School Viking BackersMt. Hebron Nursery SchoolMt. Pleasant Christian SchoolMt. Washington Pediatic Hospital Mt. Washington Pediatric HospitalMurrieta Valley BaseballMuscular Dystrophy AssociationMy Sister’s Place Women’s CenterN Street Village, Inc.Nanticoke Health Services FoundationNashville Predators FoundationNathan Chris Baker FoundationNational Alliance for the Mentally Ill MarylandNational Alopecia Areata FoundationNational Baseball Hall of FameNational Conference of Synagogue YouthNational Federation of the Blind of MarylandNational Guard Educational FoundationNational Hospice FoundationNational Kidney FoundationNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNational Multiple Sclerosis Society Virginia-West Virginia ChapterNational Ovarian Cancer Coalition - Central Maryland ChapterNational Pancreas FoundationNational Wildlife Federation Naval Officers Spouses Club of Washington DCNavy Marine Coast Guard Residence FoundationNavy Supply Corps FoundationNegro League Museum of MarylandNew E.R.A. Community Group, Inc.New Endeavors by WomenNew Hope HousingNew Life Center for Mothers and ChildrenNew Life For GirlsNew Relections Health ServicesNew Windsor Volunteer Fire CompanyNewport News Sheriff’s FoundationNo Limits Limb Loss FoundationNolan Robison FoundationNor-Gwyn Baseball & American LegionNorth Caroline High SchoolNorth Carroll Charitable FoundationNorth Carroll Community SchoolNorth Carroll Middle School PTONorth Dorchester High SchoolNorth Frederick Elementary SchoolNorth Harford Elementary School PTANorthern Lebanon Football AssociationNorthwest High School Booster ClubNorthwest Regional Educational Programs PTONorthwestern Elementary School PTANorthwood High School BandNot One More York ChapterNourish Now Foundation, Inc.NOVA Pets AliveOak Hill Elementary School PTOOak View Elementary School PTAOakland Terrace Elementary School

St. Pius X Regional SchoolSt. Rita SchoolSt. Stephens Classical Christian AcademySt. Ursula SchoolSt. Vincent Pallotti High SchoolStafford Area Soccer Association, Inc.Stembridge Hitmen BaseballStep SistersStevens Forest Elementary School PTAStevens Forest Nursery School, Inc.Stone Mill Elementary SchoolStrawberry Fields, Inc.Strong City BaltimoreSummer Reading Program at Berkshire Elementary Summit Park Elementary School PTASummit Point Tsunami Baseball TeamSupporting KiddsSusan G. Komen Foundation MarylandSusquehanna Valley Law Enforcement Camp Cadet, Inc.Sussex County Habitat for HumanitySutherland Elementary School PTOSykesville RaidersT.C. Williams Titan Baseball Boosters Club, Inc.T1D Arsenal CorporationTabernacle Baptist ChurchTakoma Children’s SchoolTalbot Hockey Association, Inc.Talmudical AcademyTaneytown Volunteer Fire DepartmentTarget Community & Educational Services, Inc.Tarrallton Elementary School PTATeach For America - BaltimoreTeam Up For 1Teen Challenge of BaltimoreThe 100 ClubThe Arc of Central Chesapeake RegionThe Arc of Montgomery County, Inc.The Arc of Adams CountyThe Arc of Cumberland and Perry CountiesThe Arc-Eastern Shore Of Virginia, Inc.The Baltimore BasilicaThe Baltimore Child Abuse CenterThe Baltimore Choral Arts SocietyThe Banner School, Inc.The Barnesville SchoolThe Bryan Thomas Palmer Memorial Fund, Inc.The Chesapeake Bay Area CharitiesThe Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc.The Complete Player FoundationThe Disability Resource Center of the Rappahannock Area, Inc.The Episcopal Church of the Blessed SacramentThe Fallston Animal Rescue Movement, Inc.The First Tee of Howard CountyThe Fork Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.The Foundation for Enhancing CommunitiesThe Four Diamonds FundThe Franciscan Center, Inc.The Good Shepherd SchoolThe Greater Carolinas Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyThe Greater Washington Urban LeagueThe Harford Center, Inc.The Hearing and Speech AgencyThe Hershey Symphony Orchestra SocietyThe Highlands SchoolThe Howard Gardner SchoolThe IIIB’s FoundationThe Integrity Applications Incorporated FoundationThe Jake Offutt FoundationThe Jess Carson Foundation, Inc.The Jimmy Fund, Dana-Farber Cancer InstituteThe Kendall Burrows Foundation, Inc.The King’s Christian AcademyThe Lehman Caring CenterThe Living Legacy FoundationThe Malik Attila Cosby Foundation, Inc.

Ocean View Christian AcademyOctorara Baseball Booster ClubOdenton Elementary School PTAOdyssey SchoolOfficer Grant Turner Memorial Scholarship FundOld Mill High School Patriots Boosters ClubOld-timers Baseball AssociationOlney Elementary School PTAOn the Mark Adolescent Club HouseOncology Support Services at Greater Baltimore Medical CenterOperation Our TownOperation Walk MarylandOperations Security Evaluations GroupOpportunity Builders, Inc.Opportunity Ministries, Inc.Oriole Advocates Charitable Foundation, Inc.Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation, Inc.Our Lady of Grace SchoolOur Lady of Mt. CarmelOur Lady of Perpetual Help SchoolOutkast Fastpitch SoftballOutreach Song and Dance, Inc.Overla-Fullerton Recreation CouncilOyster Recovery PartnershipP.J. Schafer Cardiovascular Research FundPadonia International Elementary SchoolPage County High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of AmericaPalmyra Elementary School PTOParadise Elementary School PTOParalyzed Veterans of AmericaParamount Elementary School PTAPTO of The Montessori School of Holmes RunParent Teachers of Caravel AcademyParkettes National Gymnastics Training CenterParma Italy Youth Baseball TeamPartners in Care Maryland, Inc.Pasadena Baseball Club, Inc.Pasadena Elementary School PTAPascal Seniors, Inc.Pathfinders for AutismPatient Advocate FoundationPatriots 4 Outdoor ResortPatterson High School AthleticsPatterson Mill Middle/High School PTSAPatterson Park Recreation CenterPaul Smith Library of Southern York CountyPaws for a CausePaws for Life, Inc.Paxtonia Elementary School PTAPeak View Elementary School PTAPenn View Christian SchoolPenn-Mar Human ServicesPennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic AssociationPennsylvania National Guard 193rd Enlisted CouncilPennsylvania State Home Ventilator ProgramPerry Hall Children’s CenterPet Rescue of Maryland Independent Sanctuary and Education, Inc.Pets with DisabilitiesPHILLIPS Programs for Children and FamiliesPhoenix Assistance Dogs of Central PennsylvaniaPiney Branch Elementary School PTSOPiney Ridge Elementary School PTAPlains Elementary School PTOPlayworks Education EnergizedPleasant View Home, Inc.Poolesville Elementary School PTAPop Warner Little Scholars, Inc.Port DiscoveryPorto Charities, Inc.Pot Spring Elementary School PTAPotomac-Patuxent Chapter #236 Trout UnlimitedPower Baseball Charities, Inc.PowerUp Dance Center Parent Association, Inc.

The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic AssociationThe MDNG Freestate ChalleNGe AcademyThe Michael Ryan Zodda FoundationThe Mix at Arbor PlaceThe Mount Airy Volunteer Fire CompanyThe National Guard Association of DelawareThe Polar Bear FoundationThe Salvation Army ARC The Seton Guild of St. Ann’s CenterThe Sjogren’s Syndrome FoundationThe Skating Club of Northern VirginiaThe St. Baldrick’s FoundationThe Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood FoundationThe Tome SchoolThe Trauma Survivors FoundationThe United Mitochondrial Disease FoundationThe Willow Tree FoundationThe Youth Life Foundation of RichmondThere Goes My HeroThomas Johnson Elementary Middle SchoolThomas Viaduct Middle School PTSAThurgood Marshall Elementary School PTOTiger Lily CharitiesTo Charles Evering Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Post 6506Town Cats, Inc.Towson University Alumni AssociationTowson University Women’s Golf TeamTowson University’s Big EventTragedy Assistance Program for SurvivorsTransitional Housing Barn, Inc.Triadelphia Ridge Elementary School PTATrinity Church Day SchoolTri-Town Boys Club of York County, Inc.Tuckahoe Elementary SchoolTulip Grove Elementary School PTATurning the PageTwin Valley Community Education FoundationTwo Rivers Public Charter SchoolUMPS CareUnified Community Connections, Inc.United Disabilities Services FoundationUnited Parishes Baseball ClubUnited States Marshals Survivors Benefit Fund, Inc.University of Mary WashingtonUniversity of Maryland, Division of Student AffairsUniversity of Maryland, Francis King Carey School of LawUniversity of Virginia Children’s HospitalUSO of Metropolitan Washington-BaltimoreValley Baptist Kindergarten & PreschoolValley Little LeagueVickie’s Angel FoundationVinny Healy Memorial Outreach FundVirginia Airborne Search & Rescue Squad, Inc.Virginia Children’s ChorusVirginia Warriors Baseball AssociationVisual Arts Center of RichmondVolunteers in ServiceVolunteers of America ChesapeakeWalkersville High School PTSA Safe & Sound CommitteeWalter Johnson Crew Club, Inc.Walter Johnson High School Education Foundation, Inc.Warhill High School WrestlingWarren Wildcat Athletic Association, Inc.Warwick Education FoundationWashington Area Tougaloo College Alumni ChapterWashington County Free LibraryWashington County Junior Football League - Williamsport BearsWashington County Young LifeWashington Episcopal SchoolWashington Waldorf SchoolWaterfront Partnership of Baltimore, Inc.Wave City CareWaynesboro Fire Department Volunteers

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We Are One Community Services Inc.West Broward High SchoolWest Friendship Elementary School PTAWest Inverness Recreation and ParksWest Meade Elementary School PTO, Inc.West Nottingham AcademyWest Perry Athletic Booster ClubWest Salisbury Little LeagueWest Virginia Air National Guard SoftballWestern Maryland Food Bank, Inc.Western Maryland Health System Foundation, Inc.Westminster Fire & Hose CompanyWestminster High School Class of 2018 Parent BoostersWestminster High School Instrumental Music BoostersWhetstone Whales Swim TeamWhite Marsh Recreational CouncilWhitehall Elementary School PTAWilde Lake Boosters ClubWillards Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.William S. James Elementary School PTAWilliams Syndrome Association, Inc.Wilson Elementary School PTAWilson Wims Elementary School PTAWIN Family ServicesWindsor Farm Elementary School PTOWinfield Elementary School PTOWings of Hope Events, Inc.Winston Churchill Booster Club, Inc.Wolftrap Elementary School PTAWomen’s Auxiliary Milford Memorial HospitalWomen’s Housing CoalitionWoodbrook Elementary School PTOWoodlin Elementary School PTA, Inc.Woodstock River BanditsWounded Warrior FoundationY of SarasotaYork County Library SystemYork County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsYork Little League BaseballYoung Professionals in Foreign PolicyYouth Cancer Baseball Tour Zaching Against Cancer Foundation, Inc.

ORIOLES REACH GAMEDAY EXPERIENCE PROGRAMAbbottston Elementary School #50AHC Greater BaltimoreAlliance of Rosemont Community Organizations Alpha & Omega Quality Child Care Anne Arundel County’s Youth Activities Program Arbutus Elementary SchoolArundel Middle Technology Education ProgramBaltimore City Recreation and Parks “Play Baseball” ProgramBaltimore City Water Industry Career Mentoring ProgramBaltimore County Department of Recreation & Parks Police Athletic LeagueBaltimore Symphony Orchestra’s OrchKids ProgramBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun CoastBoys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore Brooklyn Park Elementary SchoolBrooklyn Park Middle SchoolChadwick Elementary SchoolCharlesmont Elementary SchoolChase Elementary SchoolChesapeake Center for Youth DevelopmentChild Protection Center, Inc.Christian Youth AthleticsCollective Christian MinistriesCommunity Center for Deaf and Hard of HearingConcord Baptist Church’s Youth DepartmentConneXions Community Based Arts SchoolCurtis Bay Elementary Middle School #207Diamonds on the RiseFaith Baptist ChurchFirst Mount Olive Church

Focused on FatherhoodFranklin Square Elementary/Middle SchoolFreetown Elementary SchoolFurman L. Templeton Elementary School & Black Diamond SoftballGaudenzia, Inc. - Chesapeake RegionGilmor Elementary SchoolGod’s Best FamilyGreencastle Elementary SchoolHampstead Hill AcademyHighlandtown Elementary/Middle School #215Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School #237Hilltop ElementaryiCARRe FoundationIndependence School Local 1 Israel Baptist ChurchJames Mosher Associates, Inc.KidsPeace MarylandLogan Elementary SchoolMatthew Henson Neighborhood AssociationMeade Middle SchoolMiddle River Baptist ChurchMount Royal Elementary/Middle SchoolN’ Full Motion Marching Stallions BandNorth Bend Elementary/Middle SchoolNorth Point Village Civic AssociationOak Park SchoolOne More One Less MentoringPark Heights Community OrganizationsPines of SarasotaREACH! Partnership SchoolRestoration Community Church & MinistriesRiverview Elementary SchoolRobert W. Coleman Elementary School #142 Roots of Scouting IncorporatedSarah M. Roach Elementary SchoolSarasota County T-REC CoalitionSarasota Housing AuthoritySave Another Youth CoalitionSchool’s Out Program at Leith Walk Elementary SchoolSenator McFadden Youth GroupSharp-Leadenhall Elementary SchoolSheriffs Activities League of Sarasota County, Inc.Shiloh A.M.E. ChurchShining Star Baptist ChurchStepping Toward A New Destiny Stevens Forest Elementary SchoolStrong City BaltimoreStudents Working Against Tobacco Sarasota CountyThe Armistead Garden School #243The PEACE ProjectTrue Worship MinistriesVictorious Ministries InternationalWaverly Elementary Middle SchoolWebster Kendrick Boys & Girls Club Windsor Hills Neighborhood AssociationWolfe Street AcademyY in Central MarylandYouth Ambassador Leadership AcademyZion Deliverance CenterZone 16 Family & Friends Association

ORIOLES REACH NORFOLK TIDES GAMEDAY EXPERIENCE PROGRAMAbility Center of Virginia AdipsyBeach Buddies Brandon Middle School Camp BroadwayCarpenter’s House MinistriesCarver Elementary SchoolCerebral PalsyCitizens, Learning and Educating about NeighborhoodsCity of Hampton Schools City of Norfolk

City of Portsmouth Behavioral ServicesColeman Place Elementary SchoolCommonwealth ChallengeCommunity Integration Community OptionsCompassion LLCCousin’s Camp Creekside Elementary SchoolEastern State Hospital Eggleston ServicesFaith in Action Ministries OutreachFamilies of Autistic ChildrenFamily Systems First Baptist Church Lamberts Point First Home CareFrom One Hand to Another Granby Elementary SchoolGreat Neck Recreation CenterHampton Veterans Affairs Medical CenterHampton/Newport News Community ServiceHarbor Point BehavioralHealing Temple Church Hearts of Compassion PartnershipHeritage for Kids Higher Ground OutreachHope and Happiness House of PrayerIndian River High School Southeastern Cooperative Educational Programs Joint Expiditionary Base Fort Story Youth CenterJuvenile Center Virginia BeachLake Taylor Transitional CareLeigh Hall Assisted LivingLife Engaged through Vision Outcomes & Character Family ServicesMedi Home Health & HospiceNaval Support Activity Hampton RoadsNavy Morale, Welfare and RecreationNewport News Virginia Rules Camp Next Step Norfolk Reviving Baseball in Inner CitiesNorfolk TherapeuticNorthside Middle School Oyster Point Academy Parents Without PartnersPhoenix AspirationsPilots Youth Baseball TeamPolice Athletic LeaguePortsmouth Redevelopment and HousingSalvation ArmySeatack Elementary SchoolSeton Youth ServicesSoutheastern Virginia Training CenterSouthern Chesapeake Athletic Association OriolesSurry Parks and RecreationThe Barry Robinson CenterThe Beacon House The UP Center Tidewater OutlawsTidewater Youth Services FoundationTradewinds Senior CenterTruitt IntermediateUnited Way of South Hampton Roads Young PhilanthropistsVeterans Affairs Medical Hospital Virginia Supportive Housing Western Branch Southeastern Cooperative Educational ProgramsWestern Tidewater Community Services Board

COMMUNITY BOOTH AT ORIOLE PARK AND ED SMITH STADIUMAll Faiths Food BankAll Shepherd RescueAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Legion Auxiliary

Animal Rescue, Inc.Araminta Freedom InitiativeAutism Speaks Babe Ruth FoundationBaltimore Bully CrewBaltimore City Cancer ProgramBaltimore Humane SocietyBARCSBasset Rescue of the Old DominionBella’s Bully BuddiesBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun CoastBoy Scouts of America, Baltimore Area ConcilCasey Cares FoundationCatch a LiftConner Cares FoundationCystic Fibrosis FoundationDogs on DeploymentEastern Family Resource CenterEnoch Pratt Free LibraryEpilepsey Services of Southwest FloridaFederal Emergency Management Agency Fidos for FreedomFood Allergy Research & EducationFor 3 Sisters, Inc.Franciscan Center, Inc.Girl Scouts of Central MarylandGovernor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism Horizon Day Camp - BaltimoreHumaine Society Sarasota CountyInfinite WishesJackie Robinson FoundationJust Play Community ProgramsKidsPeaceLUNGetivy FoundationLupus Foundation of AmericaMarie Selby Botanical GardenMaryland Animal Sanctuary & RescueMaryland Center for Veterans Education & TrainingMaryland Food BankMaryland Natural Resources PoliceMaryland SPCAMaryland STEMNational Kidney FoundationNational Remember Your Troops CampaignOriole Advocates Charitable Foundation, Inc.Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Center at Johns HopkinsPets with DisabilitiesPines of SarasotaPromises for Parkinson’sRobert Packard Center for ALS ResearchSarasota County Government and Parks and RecreationSarasota County T-REC CoalitionSarasota Family YMCASave Our SeabirdsSaving Grace Animal Rescue of MarylandSecond Chance, Inc.SPCA of Anne Arundel CountySt. Jude Children’s Research HospitalStrike Out StrokeStudents Working Against Tobacco Sarasota CountySunCoast Blood BankSusan G. Komen MarylandThankful PawsThe Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc.The Patterson FoundationThe Sighthound UndergroundThe Y of Central MarylandUSO of Metropolitan Washington-BaltimoreVehicles for ChangeVeteran Crisis Line

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Donating to the Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation or Shannon’s Fund helps us touch more lives, build more connections, and help more of our neighbors experience a better life.

To donate, visit OriolesREACH.com and click on any of the “donate” tabs for the Charitable Fund or Shannon’s Fund. Or mail a check made out to the Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation to the following address:

OriolesREACHAttention: Donations

333 West Camden StreetBaltimore, MD 21201

IN-KIND DONATION REQUESTSEach year, the Orioles send donations to nonprofit organizations, schools, and civic groups to benefit and support their charitable efforts and fundraisers.

To request a donation, please visit orioles.com/donations and fill out the online request form.

Due to the volume of requests, we do not accept email, mail, or fax requests. Please notify us at least six weeks prior to your scheduled event. Requests will only be considered for organizations that can include a copy its 501(c)(3) status, are a recognized charity supporting youth athletics or educational initiatives, and are located in the MD/DC/VA/DE/WV/NC/PA or in the Sarasota, FL areas.

REACHING YOUR ORGANIZATIONIf your organization would like to work with OriolesREACH to better the lives of those in our community, we’re here to help.

Please use the contact information below to inquire about the following programs and initiatives:

Former Orioles Player Appearance: 410-547-6144 jsteier@orioles.com Oriole Bird Mascot Appearance: 410-547-6140 thebird@orioles.comOriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program: 410-547-6221 njones@orioles.comOriolesREACH Community Booth: 410-547-6221 njones@orioles.com

For all other OriolesREACH questions, please call 888-848-BIRD or visit OriolesREACH.com.

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