Orioles in the Community
Year-round, the Orioles focus their philanthropic efforts on two distinct pillars: Strengthening Our Community and Empowering Our Youth.
Literacy Night
Date: August 12
Celebrate Literacy Night with the Orioles at Camden Yards! Those who complete their respective library's summer reading requirements will receive tickets to the O's game on August 12th vs. the Mariners at 6:35 p.m.
Participating libraries will distribute tickets to their respective program participants. Tickets are limited.
Book Drive, presented by CareFirst
Time: Gates open through the second inning
Location: Gates A, C, D, and H
The Orioles will host a Book Drive, presented by CareFirst, as part of our Literacy Night celebrations! Fans are encouraged to bring new Black Eyed Susan books that will be donated to five Baltimore City Public Schools’ libraries.
For a list of recommended books, please visit https://www.maslmd.org/current-nominees.
Baltimore County Animal Services Adoption Express
Date: September 21
Location: Outside of Gate C
Baltimore County Animal Services will be bringing their Adoption Express to the ballpark for fans interested in adopting a new pet. All fans, with or without a game ticket, are invited to visit the Adoption Express. All adoption fees will be waived.
Harlem Park Elementary Middle School
Supported by Wegmans, the exclusive grocery retail partner of the Adopt-A-School Program at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School
The Orioles and Baltimore City are on the cusp of The Next Chapter. To contribute to the momentum of this resurgence, the Orioles have engaged in an Adopt-A-School initiative, partnering with Harlem Park Elementary Middle School located in West Baltimore, and Baltimore City Public Schools.
All-Stars at The Yard, presented by the Good Feet Store
Established in 2021, All-Stars at The Yard - formerly known as Heroes Corner - is the Orioles' way of honoring and expressing gratitude to individuals who make a meaningful difference in our community.
Monday, July 28: Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center’s mission is to provide patient- and family-centered health in a diverse and inclusive environment while also being a leader in innovative research that leads to prevention and effective treatment of childhood diseases.
Tuesday, July 29 (Game 1): Maryland Crime Victims' Resource Center, Inc.
The organization provides legal services to low-income victims of crime to ensure they receive justice and are treated with dignity and compassion.
Tuesday, July 29 (Game 2): City of Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3
FOP Lodge #3 represents and advocates for Baltimore's active-duty and retired law enforcement officers, prioritizing their safety and well-being.
Orioles 50/50 Raffle
The Orioles will host a 50/50 Raffle at each regular season home game to benefit a charity in the Baltimore community and the Ted Williams Foundation, giving fans the opportunity to make a direct impact across Birdland, while trying to hit the jackpot at Camden Yards. Raffle tickets may be purchased from uniformed raffle-ticket sellers and via QR codes throughout the ballpark until the end of the 7th inning. The winning number will be announced in the bottom of the 8th inning.
Impact Reports
Year-round, the Orioles focus their philanthropic efforts on two distinct pillars: Strengthening Our Community and Empowering Our Youth. The Orioles strengthen the Baltimore community by volunteering, donating thousands of dollars, and inviting community members to the ballpark to be recognized for their contributions to our city. The Orioles empower Baltimore youth by making donations to local youth-focused organizations, inviting local youth to the ballpark for educational opportunities, and spreading the game of baseball across the city.
Community Initiatives
