MISSION The Ravens Foundation, Inc. is committed to improving, encouraging and enabling the healthy development of youth in Maryland. The foundation annually gives financial and volunteer support to many Baltimore-area nonprofits. It also yearly provides youth football grants and college scholarships to students as part of the Ravens Scholarship program.
We are excited that Sports Philanthropy World is gaining momentum as we already have a strong lineup of speakers and keynotes. You can see the lineup developing on our website as you monitor our progress but we have already been able to add Richard Lapchick, David Meltzer and Leigh Steinberg to our keynote lineup. In addition, many other strong organizations are participating in our programming tracks and workshops.
Join us for S3:EP12 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Corrine Milien, Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Winning Edge Leadership Academy, sits down with our host, Roy Kessel, to discuss how her time working with Pat Summitt and ESPN impacted her work in creating greater diversity for female and minority minds.
We are excited that Sports Philanthropy World’s immersive, interactive conference will be expanding to offer seven tracks of programming.
Our virtual event will allow our friends around the globe to join in our conference. In 2019, we had organizations in 87 countries inquiring about participating in our event and we already have registrants from across the globe.
The Sports Philanthropy Network has announced the dates for its Second Annual Sports Philanthropy World Conference which will be held virtually on October 26 and 27, 2020. Sports Philanthropy World will be an immersive and interactive virtual event that will bring together the best minds in sports philanthropy.
We are excited that Sports Philanthropy World is going to open registration this week for our immersive, interactive conference. Though we are disappointed in not being able to gather in person and make all of the terrific personal connections as we did at Sports Philanthropy World 2019, we know that a virtual event will allow our friends around the globe to join in our conference. In 2019, we had organizations in 87 countries inquiring about participating in our event.
Join us for S3:EP11 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Lee Hawkins, Founder of the ASA Foundation, sits down with our host, Roy Kessel, to discuss his passion for empowering underprivileged communities and individuals across the globe utilizing a multitude of projects, curriculums, and other development-based programs.
Join us for S3:EP10 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Mark Jackson, Board of Directors, Denver Broncos Alumni Charities, sits down with our host, Roy Kessel, to discuss how his early career and NFL days translates into his current work and passions today.
We cannot believe that we are again in a situation involving the shooting of an unarmed black man, when there are multiple officers around. We continue to stand against Racism and remind everyone that we are in this fight together. We need to collaborate. The protests are fine. The violence and looting detract from the core message.
Join us for S3:EP9 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Megan Bartlett, Founder, We Coach, sits down with our host, Roy Kessel, to discuss her drive to advocate for youth development and provide a positive experience for communities and how her history as a coach influenced who she is today.
The NHL playoffs are in full swing with little talk of COVID. The NBA completed it regular season with little discussion of COVID other than those that broke the bubble. They show it can be done in a bubble environment.
Join us for S3:EP8 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Katina Shaw, Vice President of Community Relations and Family Liaison for the Milwaukee Brewers discusses her passion for aiding communities in the State of Wisconsin through a multitude of local, philanthropic organizations.
Join us for S3:EP7 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Adam Norse, Program Director, Downtown United, sits down with our host, Roy Kessel, to discuss how his personal growth and background influenced his passion for coaching and work with Downtown United..
As we look ahead to the fall sports seasons, it is becoming apparent that several college conferences will not have football. The Big Ten and Pac-12 seem poised to cancel their seasons, largely based on the health and safety of players, staff and coaches.
Join us for S3:EP6 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Michael Schoor, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Spirit Basketball League for Special Needs Teenage Athletes, sits down with our host, Roy Kessel, to discuss his drive to provide a unique and fun experience to special needs athletes and how his history as a coach and a businessman influenced who he is today.
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