Ravens Serving Up Thanksgiving Dinners In The Community
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- The Baltimore Ravens players are constantly helping out in the Charm City community and this holiday season is no exception.
Quite a few Ravens players have been spotted hosting and serving Thanksgiving dinners for Baltimore families in need.
Ravens defensive tackle Brandon Williams served up a Thanksgiving dinner to over 50 youth at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Westport, a chapter that he adopted in 2015.
The Ravens kept the giving going at Jameel McClain's annual Thanksgiving meal, co-hosted by Justin Tucker, by feeding over 500 people in Baltimore.
Running back Terrance West distributed 100 turkeys to Baltimore families at his second-annual Thanksgiving event this week.
Breshad Perriman was out in Brooklyn Park MD on Tuesday night handing out Thanksgiving meals for over 300 families.
The Baltimore Ravens will also be showing their support in the fight against hunger in Maryland by collecting food and monetary donations before the Nov. 27 game against the Cincinnatti Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium. Prior to the game, volunteers will collect cash and non-perishable food donations outside all M&T Bank Stadium entrance gates.
Can't make it to the game? Donate online or text FEEDTHEFLOCK to 41444. All donation made online or by text will entered for a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Ravens vs. Eagles game on Sunday, Dec. 18.
