Our Orange and Black Gives Back team spent the morning with Parity Homes in the Harlem Park neighborhood building benches, laying pavers, and much more.

Principal Venus Jackson believes that Harlem Park Elementary Middle School is rich because of the memories she and her staff make for their students.

Last Friday, the Orioles and Harlem Park both became a little richer.
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Bid on game-used hats, bases, and autographed jerseys in our Jackie Robinson Day Auction, presented by Nike.

Net proceeds benefit the Jackie Robinson Foundation: orioles.com/auction

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, we remember those who have lost their lives in work zones.

The Simmons family, who lost both their father and son last year during the I-695 crash, joined us for tonight's ceremonial first pitch along with Lt. Governor Miller.

In honor of Jackie Robinson Day, we donated 12 copies of “Testing the Ice: A True Story about Jackie Robinson” by Sharon Robinson to Harlem Park Elementary Middle School as part of our Adopt-A-School initiative!

We've collaborated with KultureCity ® to create a state-of-the-art sensory room designed to cater to those with sensory processing needs.

Our sensory room is located along the main concourse near Gate F.

Allison Alston, our Jackie Robinson Foundation scholar, threw out today’s first pitch!

Cortez, an 8th grader from Harlem Park, threw out this afternoon's ceremonial first pitch for Kids' Opening Day!

The Next Chapter is about commitment and purpose.

Learn about our partnership with Harlem Park: atmlb.com/4aTqfQm

In case you missed the big announcement: City Schools is proud of our partnership with the Baltimore Orioles kicking off with adopting one of our schools, Harlem Park Elementary/Middle School. orioles.com/harlemparkscho…

We were honored to have Harlem Park Elementary Middle School Principal Venus Jackson throw out tonight's first pitch 🧡

I was able to visit with some of my best friends at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School today 🥰

We'll see our friends from Harlem Park at The Yard this weekend!

The Baltimore Orioles are always all-in on all parts of Baltimore. Thank you for supporting our young people on and off the field!

So proud that the Baltimore Orioles selected Harlem Park Elementary for their Adopt-A-School initiative and going all in to support these amazing Baltimore City Public Schools scholars.

The Orioles are committed to making truly impactful engagement in the Harlem Park community and this partnership will help provide much-needed assistance to the teachers, staff, and administrators and build a closer connection with students and their families.

This partnership between the Baltimore Orioles, Harlem Park Elementary and Middle School, and Baltimore City Public Schools on their Adopt-a-School project embodies our commitment to creating winners both on and off the field in Baltimore.

Great new community initiative launched today by Baltimore Orioles. Helping students at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School become their best. This Next Chapter is starting to get really interesting.

Strengthening the future of learning in Baltimore City.

We are thrilled to launch our Adopt-A-School initiative to support educational advancements, strengthen community ties, and promote youth development at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School.

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Don’t forget to nominate someone for our Birdland Community Heroes program, presented by BGE, which recognizes community heroes who inspire us through their commitment to extending a hand to those in need.

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