Mayor Randy Taylor of Salisbury spent the morning with members in our Passport to Manhood program, sitting down to talk about careers, dreams, and what it really means to lead a city. From the start, he made it clear he wasn’t there to give a speech, he was there to connect. 

On a corner where generations of families have grown up and where dreams have been nurtured, a new space has risen to foster even more great futures in the City: the Baltimore Ravens Boys & Girls Club. It represents more than just being the largest Boys & Girls Club in Baltimore. It’s a symbol of what the youth and families of Baltimore City deserve.  

This summer wasn’t just brighter—it was possible because of you. Across Baltimore City, Howard County, and the Eastern Shore, your generosity turned long summer days into safe, joyful, and enriching experiences for hundreds of kids. Instead of worrying about where they’d eat, how they’d stay safe, or what they’d do all day, families had peace of mind knowing their children were at the Club. Thanks to you, kids had the chance to learn, grow, and just be kids.