S U M M E R 2 0 0 7 R E P O R T

Going beyond the ballpark and into our community.

O l b h b s

“The Baltimore Orioles are committedto the goals of placing a consistentwinner on the field and of developingthe franchise as a community resourcethat supports civic, education andcharitable outreach… An equally vitalelement to accomplishing our missionis that we accept and embrace our civicresponsibilities. Our mission is notonly to win games on the field andprovide entertainment, but it is to makethe community-at-large a better place.”

Excerpt from the Baltimore OriolesMission Statement

8,500,000 – The Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation and the organization have donated more than $8.5 million to local organizations since 1993.

1,600,000 – Our corporate partners have teamed up with the Orioles to raise over $1.6 million this season.

450,000 – Organizations have raised more than $450,000 through the team’s High Five Fundraising Program since 2005.

20,000 – More than 20,000 children received free tickets, hats, shirts and snacks as part of the OriolesREACH Ticket and Gameday Experience Program since 2006.

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The Orioles have long recognized the value ofsupport from the community and believe it iscritical for the organization to give back bybeing involved in local programs andinitiatives. Through OriolesREACH, the team“reaches out” to our community to bring thefun and excitement of Orioles Baseball directlyto fans, and to help our neighbors improvetheir daily lives. In addition to partnering withexisting charities and organizations, theOrioles have also created several initiatives ofour own under the current ownership group.This book serves as a brief summary of some ofthose efforts undertaken at the ballpark andthroughout the community over the past year.

Charitable Giving

Our Partners

Help Us Reach You

A Winning Line-up

Orioles in ourNeighborhood

700 – OriolesREACH has partnered with more than 700 different organizations since 2006.

450 – More than 450 teens have played in the Orioles-sponsored RBI program in 2006 and 2007.

100 – So far in 2007, O’s players, coaches and front office executives have made more than 100 appearances with fans in the community.

1 – Every program, service, donation or effort carried out by OriolesREACH is designed to benefit the community and is given #1 priority by all involved.

G fi f Hsince 2006

21st Century Community Learning Center8118 Volunteer Association

Abandoned Pet RescueAcademy Hills of RockvilleAdelphi Elementary School

Adoption Service Information AgencyAllegany County Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect

Alliance Case ManagementAlly’s House Fundraiser

ALS AssociationAlternating Hemiplegia Childhood Foundation

Alzheimer’s AssociationAmerican Cancer Society

American Diabetes AssociationAmerican Heart Association

American Legion Post 49American Lung Association

American Nurses FoundationAmerican Red Cross

American Red Cross Broward CountyAMVETS Post #6

Andrew J. Kotz Memorial Golf Outing

Anne Arundel Community College Educational Talent SearchAnne Arundel Community College-Autism Society of America

Anne Arundel County Professional Firefighters Burn FoundationApostolic Bible Study Church

Apprentice AthleticsARC, Inc.

Arlington Science Focus SchoolArlington Unitarian Cooperative Preschool

Armed Forces FoundationAssoc. for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired

Athletic Fairless Hills AssociationAtholton Athletic Boosters

Autism SpeaksAutistic Children’s Support Group

Autistic Children’s Support Group of Worcester County, Inc.Avon Walk for Breast Cancer

Babe Ruth League, Inc.Baltimore American Indian Center

Baltimore BuzzBaltimore City Fire DepartmentBaltimore County PAL Center

Baltimore County Public Library FoundationBaltimore Outreach Services

Baltimore RBI LeagueBaltimore Stars Basketball

Barbour County Emergency Squad, Inc.Bennington Baseball Club, Inc.

Bethlehem Girls Softball AssociationBetterton Volunteer Fire Company

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward CountyBig Brothers Big Sisters St. Ignatius Loyola School

Bishop Walsh SchoolBlake Farm Dayschool

Blue Crabbers Relay for Life TeamBobby Mitchell Classic

Bon Air United Methodist ChurchBooker T. Washington Middle School

Booz/Allen ClassicBossier Parish Community College

Boy Scouts of America South Florida Council

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Orioles players greet little leaguers during LittleLeague Day at Oriole Park.

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Boys & Girls ClubsBoys & Girls Clubs of Broward County

Brain Injury ServicesBrandon Woods Athletic Association

Brave Dave Open FundraiserBreast Cancer Foundation 3-Day Walk

Breast Cancer Foundation Sports AuctionsBrewer’s Hope Sock HopBrian Kilrea Help Kids

Brooklyn Park Middle SchoolBrooklyn Park Youth Athletic Association

Broward County Athletic AssociationBroward County Fair

Broward County Police Benevolent AssociationBroward Homebound Program

Broward Navy DaysBroward Partnership for the Homeless

Building Educated Leaders for Life

Bull Run Elementary SchoolBunky Callahan Fundraiser

Burke Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department, Inc.Bushkill Outreach

C.O.A.C.H.Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation

Callaway ElementaryCalvert County Literacy Council

Camp Reach OutCamp Spirit

Camp SunshineCapital Cheer Booster Club

Carefirst Blue Cross Blue ShieldCareity FoundationCaring Communities

Carroll County Baseball ClubCarroll Manor Elementary School

Carroll Technology Council

Casey’s Cure HuntersCassidy & Pinkard Colliers Race for HopeCatlett-Calverton-Casanova Ruritan Club

Catoctin Summit Adolescent ProgramCatonsville Baptist Church

Center for Advanced Fetal CareChallenger League

Challengers Independent Living, Inc.Changing Minds Changing Lives

Charlesmont ElementaryChelsea School

Chesapeake Alternative SchoolChesapeake Center For Youth

Chesapeake Physical & AquaticChester River Health Foundation

Children’s Aid SocietyChildren’s Choice

Children’s Festival Committee

Each year, the Orioles donate time, money, tickets, autographedmemorabilia and other resources to help countless charitableorganizations, schools, and civic groups.

The Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundationand the Baltimore Orioles, Inc., support manycivic and charitable organizations with thegoal of enriching the lives of fans in thecommunity. Since the ownership groupheaded by Peter Angelos purchased the team,the Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundationand the Baltimore Orioles, Inc. have donatedmore than $8.5 million to support variousorganizations in the Orioles’ community.

Charitable Giving

Baltimore OriolesCharitable Foundation

andBaltimore Orioles, Inc.

Chris Ray (37) joins corporate sponsor Kelly & AssociatesInsurance Group for an on-field check presentation.

Children’s Harbour, Inc.Children’s Home Society of Florida

Children’s Miracle NetworkChimes School

Choralis Board FundraiserChris McAlister Foundation

Christ Church Children’s Center, Inc.Christ Lutheran Pre-School

Christopher Pearce FundraiserChurchville Girls Softball

Churchville Recreation CouncilCIGNA Behavioral Health

City Neighbors Charter SchoolCivic Works FundraiserClifton Elementary PTA

Coalition to End HomelessnessCoast to Coast Legal Aid

Coastal Conversation Association of MarylandCody Baseball Auction

Coles District Volunteer Fire Dept.College of Notre Dame of MarylandColumbia County Christian School

Combined Federal CampaignCommunity Family Life Services

Community Progress CouncilCommunity Services Agency Emergency Assistance Fund

Concern-Professional Services for Children, Youth and FamiliesConcerns of Police Survivors Maryland Chapter

Concord Baptist ChurchConnellsville Area High School Patriots

Coppin State NAACP BranchCoSIDA

Court Appointed Special Advocates for ChildrenCovenant Guild, Inc.

Cranberry Station Elementary School PTACrofton Athletic Council

Crohn’s & Colitis FoundationCromwell Valley ElementaryCT Friends for ALS Research

Cumberland Car ShowCumberland Child Abuse Fundraiser

Cystic Fibrosis FoundationCystic Fibrosis Golf Classic

Darlington VFCDavis Elementary School

Department of Juvenile Services

Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their FamiliesDepartment of the Army

Diamond DreamsDisability Guide

Division of Pretrial DetentionDoug Althouse Memorial Foundation

Dr. M. Feinglass FoundationDrug Enforcement Administration Survivors Benefit Fund

Duchenne Muscular DystrophyDufief Elementary School PTA

Dunbar Armored/Robinson GolfDurham Bulls Foundation

Dyslexia TutoringEASE Foundation

East Anaheim Bobby SoxEast Windsor Police Athletic League

Eastern Baltimore Area Cub and Boy ScoutsEdgar Fahs Smith Middle School

Edgewood High SchoolEdgewood Middle SchoolEdgewood Rams Football

Edgewood Recreation Council

Our Partners

Orioles Wives

The Orioles Wives each year participate ina variety of events and team with variouslocal organizations to raise money andbuild awareness for a range of causes.One example was their partnership lastSeptember with OriolesREACH and severalnon-profit organizations and charities tohost a week of silent auctions. Proceedstotaled nearly $80,000 and benefited theBelanger-Federico-Pitterich Foundation, St.Vincent’s Home for neglected and abusedchildren, The Family Crisis Center, TheRonald McDonald House, the USO, and theJW Fund.

Oriole AdvocatesFounded 1960

Through programs and events like theCardboard to Leather baseball equipmentcollection and the Annual 5K Home Runand Fun Walk, the Oriole Advocatesvolunteer group works with the BaltimoreOrioles organization to help foster a loveof baseball and improve the lives of areachildren. The partnership dates backnearly 50 years and today includes morethan 100 volunteers who’ve helped raisemore than $500,000 while working tire-lessly to touch the lives of thousands ofyoung fans.

Orioles wives help fans during a silent auction.

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Embassy Creek Elementary SchoolEmily Price Jones Head Start Program

Emmanuel Dining RoomEmmorton Baseball

Emmorton Recreation CouncilEnoch Pratt Free Library

Environmental Research and Education FoundationEqual Justice Foundation

Equal Rights CenterEric Davis Foundation

Essex BaseballEssex Elementary School

Explorer Post #9911Fabretto Children’s Foundation

Fairfax County Fire DeptFairfax County Public SchoolsFaith Baptist Christian School

Fallston Animal Rescue Movement

Family Central, Inc.Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy Associates

Fellowship of Christian AthletesFirst Baptist Church of Brooklyn

Five Star Bucket Auction CommitteeFlorida Atlantic University

Florida Youth Athletic AssociationFood Bank of Delaware

FOP Cecil County Lodge #2FOP Lodge #4

For Our Father Foundation, Inc.Fort Hunt Little League

Fort Lauderdale Women’s ClubFoundation for Hospice and Homecare

Foundation of DreamsFranciscan Center

Franklin High SchoolFraternal Order of Eagles

Frederick County Community Mediation and Conflict Resolution CenterFrederick County Sheriff’s Office

Freedom Area BaseballFriends Community School, Inc.

Friends Fur LifeFriends of Loch Raven Soccer

Friends of MidlandFriends of the National Zoo and Smithsonian

Friendship CommunityFrom One Family to Another

Fuel Fund of MarylandFulton Elementary PTA

Gallagher ServicesGambrills Baseball

Gaudenzia, Inc.Georgetown University Children’s Medical Center

Georgetown University HospitalGerman American Exchange Program

Corporate Partners

Each year, the generosity and efforts ofour corporate partners help the Oriolesreach out to even more people. Thisseason, the Orioles and Verizon Wirelessteamed up to raise $10,000 for HopeLine,a domestic violence prevention programbenefiting House of Ruth, a Baltimore-based domestic violence shelter. CareFirstBlue Cross Blue Shield will donate$25,000 through the K’s for Kids Programto the YMCA’s Healthy Kids Program.Kelly Insurance Group has steppedforward to donate $2,000 for everyOrioles save to benefit Shock Trauma atthe University of Maryland MedicalCenter. Last season’s effort raised$70,000. And Giant Food, with theirTriple Winner cards, will make a $1.5million donation to the Children’s CancerFoundation.

On Sunday, May 6th, fans were invited to bring their old cell phones to OriolePark to donate to HopeLine, a domestic violence prevention program. TheOrioles and Verizon Wireless each donated $5 for every phone to theHouse of Ruth, a Baltimore-based domestic violence shelter, raising morethan $10,000.

Laura Giuliani (left), wife of Jay Gibbons, andrepresentatives from Verizon Wireless help toraise more than $10,000 for the House of Ruth.

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Girl Scouts of Broward CountyGlen Burnie Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.

Glenelg Country SchoolGlyndon Volunteer Fire Department

Gordonsville Little LeagueGoucher Hillel

Govans Child First AcademyGovans Elementary

Grace Episcopal Day SchoolGranite House Incorporated

Graz’n AcresGreat Lakes Science CenterGreat Valley Little League

Greater Baltimore Urban LeagueGreater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce

Greater Fort Lauderdale CVBGreater Glen Burnie Junior Sports League Patriots

Greater Jacksonville Optimist ClubGreater Piedmont Open Golf Tournament

Greek Independence Day Mid-Atlantic Parade 2007Green Hornets Softball

Green Run Little League

Greencastle Elementary SchoolGriffith Energy Services, Inc.

Groveport Madison Junior High SchoolGunston Day School

Gunston Middle School PTAHabitat for Humanity of Frederick County

Hamilton Tiger-Cats FoundationHampden Elementary/Middle School #55 PTO

Hampden Family CenterHampden Small Fry Association

Hampstead Hill AcademyHarahan Athletic Association

Harbel Community OrganizationHarford Community College

Harford County Public WorksHarford Family House

Harlem Park Middle SchoolHarmelin Media

Harrington Fire CompanyHarrington Senior Center

Health Care for the HomelessHealth Partners, Incorporated

Heart Transplant Fund

Heaven’s AngelsHebrew Home of Greater Washington

Hemophilia FoundationHempfield Fire Department

Henderson Mental Health CenterHenry Highland Elementary School

Hereford High SchoolHispanic Apostolate

Hockessin Soccer ClubHoly Family House

Holy Redeemer High SchoolHomestretch

Hoop Dreams Scholarship FundHoops for HeartHope By the Bay

Hope for KidsHope Worldwide Mid-Atlantic

Hospice Caring, Inc.Hospice of Charles CountyHospice of Howard County

Hospital For Sick Children Pediatric CenterHouse of Hope

Orioles in ourNeighborhood

Youth Baseball Clinics

On April 30, the Orioles, incollaboration with the Cal Ripken, Sr.Foundation, hosted 50 youth from theBaltimore RBI League for a baseball clinicat Camden Yards. Kids participated indrills, enjoyed a pizza party, andexperienced the once-in-a-lifetime chanceto learn and play the game they love ontheir favorite Major League field.

On June 9, over 300 kids from the Orioles-sponsored RBI program and city-wideLittle Leagues participated in a clinicheld at Carroll Park. Orioles shortstopMiguel Tejada, manager Dave Trembleyand coach Sam Mejias, along with severalformer Orioles players, led instructionalsessions on hitting, fielding andbaserunning, helping to boost theconfidence and morale of the children.

Miguel Tejada participates in a clinic with local childrenat Carroll Park.

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Howard County Dept. of Social ServicesHoward County Recreation

Howell Township Middle School NorthHughson Youth Baseball

Humane SocietyImmunization Action ProgramInterfaith Community Services

Isaac Memorial Scholarship FundIvymount School FundraiserJames A. Dodge Foundation

James River High SchoolJames Run Christian AcademyJamestown Spring Fair RaffleJamie McMurray Foundation

Jays CareJentry McDonald Corp.

Jeremy FoundationJerry’s Kids

Jessup Provinces Youth OrganizationJewish Adoption & Foster Care Options

Jewish Caring NetworkJewish Community Center of Greater BaltimoreJewish Community Centers of South Broward

JFK High School FundraiserJMU Duke Club

Joe DiMaggio Children’s HospitalJohn Eaton Elementary SchoolJohnny B’s Candlelight Bowl

Johns Hopkins MedicineJohns Hopkins Pediatrics

Johns Hopkins University AthleticsJohns Hopkins/United Way

Joppatowne High SchoolJunior Achievement

Junior Achievement Exchange CityJust Us Kids Child Development Center

Juvenile Diabetes Research FoundationKenmore Elementary School PTO

Kennedy Krieger InstituteKenwood High School Positive Behavior

Key Point Health ServicesKeystone Pet-enhanced Therapy Services

Kidney Foundation of Central PennsylvaniaKids in DistressKidz Clubhouse

Kingsville Civic AssociationKingsville Parks & Recreation

Knights of Columbus Council 1039La Plata United Methodist ChurchLaleche League of Fredericksburg

Lancaster NewspapersLancaster Recreation Commission

Lancaster Teen HavenLarry’s Legacy Scholarship Fund

Reviving Baseball in the Inner City(RBI) Program

The Reviving Baseball in the Inner CityProgram encourages teens to stay inschool and helps them develop self-esteem while learning the skills andenjoyment of baseball. The program is anational Major League Baseball initiativeadministered and sponsored locally by theOrioles. Approximately 450 teenagers inBaltimore have participated in the leaguethe past two seasons.

Summer Reading Program

The Orioles Summer Reading Program,presented by Bank of America, providesincentives to over 1,000 children whoparticipate in the program. In 2006,children were encouraged to read fortwenty-minute sessions each day in Julyto receive two complimentary tickets to agame and a Reading All-Stars T-shirt.Select participants were also chosen toread with Orioles second baseman BrianRoberts prior to a game in August.

Miguel Tejada interacts with city little leaguers.

Brian Roberts reads to area children.

Former Oriole Al Bumbry providesinstruction at Carroll Park.

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Laurel Alumni AssociationLaurel-Burtonsville Jaycees

League for the Hard of HearingLeon Day Foundation

Les Turner ALS FoundationLeukemia & Lymphoma Society

Liberty Christian FundraiserLiberty/Randallstown Coalition

Life Crisis CenterLight the Night

Lions Vision Research FoundationLiteracy Council of Northern Virginia

Literacy Works Book BashLiving with Lupus Gala

Lockheed Martin Integrated SystemsLogan Kazimer Fundraiser

Lombardi Gala/Georgetown UniversityLongfellow Elementary School PTA

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim FoundationLupus of PennsylvaniaMagee Rehabilitation

Magnolia Elementary School

Make-a-Wish FoundationMake-a-Wish of South FloridaManheim Township Football

Manito, Inc.Manor Woods Elementary PTAMaple Leaf Sports Fundraiser

March of DimesMargaret M. Pierce Elementary School PTO

Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Foundation, Inc.Martin Luther King, Jr. United Methodist Men

Martinsburg Union Rescue MissionMaryland All-Star Cheer & Dance Academy

Maryland Association of Resources For FamiliesMaryland Automobile Insurance Fund

Maryland Chapter of Concerns of Police SurvivorsMaryland Health Information Management Association

Maryland Nurses AssociationMaryland Orioles Baseball

Maryland PTAMaryland Public TelevisionMaryland State Boys Choir

Maryland ZooMASCA Conference

Matthew Leizear Scholarship Fund

MCEE’s Golf ClassicMD Kids and FamiliesMeade Middle School

Meals on WheelsMechanicsburg Senior High School

Meeting Solutions/United WayMeghan Puls Foundation

Mental Health Association of Frederick CountyMercy Magic Gala/Medical Center

Mercy Medical Center Dept. of PathologyMetro Delta HeadStart Center

Michelle Bevans Scholarship FundMid Shore Challengers

Mid-Atlantic German Shepherd RescueMid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League

Middlesex Little LeagueMiddletown Volunteer Fire Company

Midtown Softball LeagueMonocacy Elementary School

Monroe Township Baseball AssociationMontessori International Children’s House

Montgomery County Dept. of Police

organization to each child. The 2006event marked the 28th year the Orioleshave held a holiday party for childrenfrom economically disadvantaged areasin Baltimore, with a different schoolbeing selected each year.

Salvation Army Food Basket andAngel Tree

Each year, Orioles front office employeesdonate non-perishable food items fordonation to the Salvation Army FoodBasket at Thanksgiving. During theChristmas season, employees purchasegifts for underprivileged children as partof the Salvation Army’s Angel Treeprogram.

Player and Bird Appearances

One of the greatest examples of theOrioles reaching out into the communityis when Orioles players themselvesappear all over town. Even the OriolesBird “flew” to over 200 destinationsin the community in 2006. This pastyear, fans had the opportunity to meettheir favorite players at locationsthroughout the region, including theSports Legends Museum, ESPN Zone,Baltimore Visitors Center, local areamalls, and many other stops.

Brian’s Baseball Bash

On August 20, 2006, second basemanBrian Roberts hosted Brian’s BaseballBash at the ESPN Zone in the InnerHarbor to benefit the University ofMaryland Hospital for Children. Over$130,000 was raised for the hospitalthrough ticket sales, live and silentauctions, sponsorships and donations.Many Orioles players attended the event,signing autographs and taking photoswith fans. The Orioles also donated$10,000 to provide tickets to patientsand their families to attend the event.This year’s event will take place onSunday, August 26.

Children’s Christmas Party atESPN Zone

Last December, Orioles second basemanBrian Roberts, outfielder Jay Gibbons,third baseman Melvin Mora and formerplayers Rick Dempsey, Scott McGregorand Dave Johnson hosted 90 firstthrough third graders from The BarclaySchool as part of the Orioles’ AnnualChildren’s Christmas Party. The eventwas held at the ESPN Zone in the InnerHarbor. Players served lunch, playedgames with and signed autographs forthe students. Dempsey played SantaClaus, delivering gifts from the

Rick “Santa” Dempsey at the annualChildren’s Christmas Party.

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Montgomery County Public SchoolsMorgan Mentors Winston Winners

Morgan State NAACP BranchMorgan State University School of Engineering

Mount Airy Area JayceesMt. Harmony Elementary PTA

Mt. Hebron Nursery SchoolMt. Providence Child Development Center

Mt. Washington Pediatric HospitalMuhlenberg Township Athletic Association

Mulberry-Fairplains Fire DepartmentMultiple Myeloma Research Foundation Laugh for Life

Multiple Sclerosis Fantasy BallMuscular Dystrophy Association

Mutual Elementary SchoolMy Brothers’ Keeper

Myasthenia Gravis FoundationNAACP Fort Lauderdale Branch

National Cancer InstituteNational Center for Missing and Exploited Children

National Conference of Synagogue YouthNational Cued Speech Association

National Fallen Firefighter Memorial Golf TournamentNational Federation of the Blind

National Foundation for Women LegislatorsNational Foundation of Infectious Diseases

National Kidney FoundationNational Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

National Transplant Assistance FundNeche Park Board

Neediest KidsNeighborhoods of Greater Lauraville, Inc.

Neurosurgery Research and Education FoundationNew Covenant Christian School

New FoundationsNew Pathways, Inc.

New Psalmist Christian SchoolNew Shiloh Baptist Church NAACP Branch

New York Stage & Film Co.NF, Inc. Mid-Atlantic

NFL Alumni FoundationNICK and You Fundraiser/Mercy Hospital

Nicole Van Horn Trust FundNobel School

Northern VA Therapeutic Riding Program, Inc.Northern Virginia Coalition

Northfield Elementary SchoolNova Southeastern University Scholarship Program

Ocean Gate First Aid AuxiliaryOdyssey SchoolOlivia’s House

Open Bible Christian AcademyOre Valley Elementary PTOOrems Elementary School

In the first half of 2007 alone, the Orioles players, coaches and front officehave made over 100 appearances in the community, signing autographs,answering questions, and meeting fans. To find out about upcomingappearances, visit orioles.com and click on Community.

Negro League Recognition andBaltimore Black Sox Celebration

This year, the Orioles participated in aseries of events paying tribute to NegroLeague teams and players, including theBaltimore Black Sox franchise and BlackSox player Herbert “Rap” Dixon.

On June 8, a monument to honor Dixonwas unveiled at Midland Cemetery in

Swatara Township near Harrisburg,Pennsylvania. The Orioles contributedfinancial support to the non-profitFriends of Midland for the refurbishmentof the cemetery, and former Orioles PaulBlair and Curt Motton attended the event.

The organization also provided financialsupport to the nation’s largest gatheringof Negro League authors, researchersand historians at the 10th Annual JerryMalloy Negro League Conference inPortsmouth, Virginia.

And on September 6, the Orioles willcelebrate the 75th anniversary of theBaltimore Black Sox’ 1932 season. Thatyear, the Sox were credited with achampionship but never received theproper recognition since their leaguefolded midseason. Current Oriolesplayers and coaches will wear 1932Baltimore Black Sox replica uniformsduring the game.

Local children were joined by formerOrioles Paul Blair and Curt Motton to

honor Negro Leaguer “Rap” Dixon.

Daniel Cabrera with a youngfan at ESPN Zone.

“Many of the Woodmoor students that attended your game had never seen alive baseball game before. The students have not stopped talking about theirOrioles experience and the Orioles’ generosity.”

--Kristina Millian LCSW-CWoodmoor Elementary

School Social Worker

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A Winning Line-up

Orlando Magic FoundationOur Lady of Hope/St. Luke School

Overlea Recreation CouncilOwasso High School

PA Foster Parent AssociationPadonia Elementary School

PanCAN TeamHope MarylandParents Law Enforcement and Youth

Parkville High School AthleticsParkville Recreation & Parks Council

Partnership FoundationPasadena Baseball

Pat Tillman FoundationPatapsco Ally Softball

Paws for Life, Inc.Penbrook Athletic Association

Penn Manor High School BoostersPerry Hall High School

Peter G. Callas MemorialPhilanthropy News Network

Phillies Phestival

Pine Crest SchoolPinnacle Health Hospital

Pittsburgh Pirates FoundationPJ Schafer Memorial Golf Tournament

Pleasant Family FundPleasant Hope Baptist NAACP Branch

Polytech Adult EducationPreakness 2007 Celebration Parade

Prince William County Public SchoolsPrograms for Exceptional PeopleProvident United Way Campaign

Puttin’ Youth FirstPutty Hill Panthers Baseball

QMHS FundraiserRace for Hope

Race for Our Kids/Sinai HospitalRape Crisis Intervention Service

Ravens Roost #75Raymond J. Lockhart Elementary School

Red Barons ALS FundraiserRed Bull Golf Tournament

Red Cross Golf OutingRelay for Life

Relay for Life Westminster/TaneytownRelay for Life/Team Hope

Resurrection Children’s CenterRichard Stockton Elementary School PTA

Richmond Braves FoundationRichmond Rugby Foundation

Ridgley Middle SchoolRiverview Elementary

Robert Moser FoundationRock Hall Volunteer Fire Co.

Rockaway Beach Volunteer Fire Dept.Rockville Community Nursery School

Rod Carew Children’s Golf ClassicRodman Volunteer Fire Department

Rosedale BaseballRunning Brook Elementary School

Ryan Henderson FundSaint Mary Star of the Sea School

Salvation Army Boys and Girls ClubSalvation Army Women’s Auxiliary

Sawgrass Springs Middle School

A day at Oriole Park is truly a magical experience. And every homestand, the Orioleswelcome special individuals and community groups to Camden Yards to demonstrate thepower of Orioles Baseball first-hand.

OriolesREACH Ticket andGameday Experience Program

One of the most successful OriolesREACH initiatives is the OriolesREACH Ticket andGameday Experience Program. Over 10,000 children from disadvantaged areas in theregion are able to attend an Orioles game for free each season thanks to theOriolesREACH ticket program – a program that provides game tickets, transportationto and from the game, hot dogs and sodas, and Orioles hats and t-shirts to under-privileged children. Several Orioles players, including Miguel Tejada, Kevin Millar, andRamon Hernandez, have helped these children enjoy a game in 2006 and 2007.

Pre-Game Visits

At all 81 home games, the Orioles host a variety of special needs groups on the fieldprior to the game to experience batting practice. Guests include those associated withthe Believe in Tomorrow and Make-A-Wish programs. The once-in-a-lifetime memoryis enhanced with face-to-face meetings with players.

A day at Camden Yards with theOriolesREACH Ticket and Gameday

Experience Program.

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Orioles Food Drive

Non-perishable food and personal items and arecord-setting amount of money were collectedfor the Maryland Food Bank during the Orioles’20th annual food drive, held last June atCamden Yards. The Orioles, Orioles Wives,WJZ-TV employees and Oriole Advocatescollected almost 9,000 pounds of food and arecord-setting $28,555 in cash from fansattending games during the three days. Foodand non-perishable items were distributed tosoup kitchens, food pantries and sheltersthroughout Maryland, and cash donations wereused to purchase turkeys for Thanksgiving.This year’s food drive will take place theweekend of August 10-12.

High Five Fundraising Program

The Orioles High Five Fundraising programprovides organizations the opportunity to sellOrioles tickets to generate funds for specialprograms such as school clubs or civicorganizations. It allows groups to not onlyraise money for themselves, but also providesan opportunity for the group to participate inan activity together. The non-profitorganization receives $5 for every ticket sold,and a variety of price categories and seatlocations are available to fit any budget. In2006, the Orioles helped raise $175,000 forhundreds of non-profit organizations. Morethan $450,000 has been raised since theprogram’s inception in 2005.

Schaffner Youth Center ShelterSchenevus Central School

School Without Walls Senior HighSchreiber Pediatric CenterScleroderma Foundation

Score Fore a CureSemperComm

Senior Volunteer ServicesShake and Bake Skating

Shelter for Abused WomenShoot For a Cure

Sickle Cell Anemia AssociationSilhouettes For Women

Silver Spring Day SchoolSinai Hospital

Skip Viragh Golf ClassicSlippery Rock University

Smyrna Athletic Boosters Club

Somerset County United WaySouth Baltimore Learning CenterSouth Brunswick Family YMCA

South Eastern Youth Football AssociationSouthampton Academy

Southampton Correctional ComplexSoutheast Texas Relief Fund

Southern High SchoolSouthern Maryland All-Faith League

Southern Maryland Community NetworkSouthern Maryland Livestock Show

Special OlympicsSpherion Prof. Group

Spring City American LegionSpring Grove Area Middle School

SS. Peter & Paul SchoolSt. Agnes Hospital

St. Francis of Assisi Service Dog Foundation

St. Ignatius ParishSt. John Lutheran School

St. John’s Lane Elementary SchoolSt. Joseph Parish School

St. Joseph’s Nursing HomeSt. Jude Catholic SchoolSt. June Smith Center

St. Luke’s HouseSt. Martin Ministry and Benedictine School

St. Mary of the Assumption SchoolSt. Mary of the Mills SchoolSt. Michael and St. Patrick

St. Michael SchoolSt. Rita School

Starlight Starbright Children’s FoundationStars of Virginia

Stephen Decatur Middle SchoolStepping Stones Shelter

Elizabeth Black, wife of coach TomTrebelhorn, at last season’s Food Drive.

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Stevens Forest Elementary SchoolStevie Beall, Jr. Scholarship

Stop Child Abuse NowSunbury Quadraleague Baseball

Sunderland Elementary FSOSunset Hills FundraiserSupport Our Veterans

Susan B. Anthony Recovery CenterSusquehanna Association for the Blind

SVEC Relay for LifeSwing For Youth

Sykesville CyclonesT.G.I. Friday’s Fundraiser

TACTSTaste for Life

Team in TrainingTee for Tots

Teen Challenge of BaltimoreTemple Solel

Testicular Cancer Resource CenterThe ARC

The ARC of Anne Arundel County

The ARC of York CountyThe Bridges ProgramThe Buoniconti Fund

The Children’s House By the SeaThe Community Center

The Craig Walden FoundationThe Delta Community

The Foundation SchoolsThe Glen Kerschner Family Fund

The Judy CenterThe Key School

The LeagueThe League for Crippled Children

The Lively FoundationThe Renaissance Center

The River at Revival Mission Christian MinistriesThe Serenity Center

The Stony Point SchoolTherapeutic Recreation Services

Thompson Valley Volunteer Fire Dept.Tidewater Driller BaseballTim Harman 5K Run/Walk

Timbrook Friends of the Library

Timmy Brookman Donation FundTimothy Decker Fundraiser

Towson UniversityTransitions

Tri-ChurchesTri-County Association for the Blind

Trinity FoundationTrinity High School

Tuckahoe SportsTyanna B. O’Brien Breast Cancer Foundation

UBS FoundationUMB Charity Golf Tournament

UMBC Basket BingoUnited Cerebral Palsy

United Cerebral Palsy Central PAUnited Community Independence Programs

United for D.C., Inc.United Methodist Home for Children, Inc.

United Way of Broward CountyUnited Way/GBMC

University of Mary WashingtonUniversity of Maryland Center for Young Children

Latino Night and Cardboard toLeather Equipment Collection

This season, the Oriole Advocates heldtheir annual Cardboard to Leather baseballequipment collection in conjunction withthe Orioles’ annual Latino Night on July14. Cardboard to Leather provides newand gently used baseball gloves and batscollected from Orioles fans for childrenin developing countries in the Caribbean.Latino Night, a celebration of the influenceof Hispanics on professional baseball,featured a bullpen picnic area party priorto the game with appearances by His-panic Orioles; a silent auction of Oriolesmemorabilia; and ballpark décor, musicand video suited to the theme. In additionto equipment, cash donations collected atthe gate and for the silent auction raised$4,500 for the Cardboard to Leatherprogram.

High School All-Star Game

The best of Maryland’s High Schoolbaseball players get the recognition theirtalents deserve through the High SchoolAll-Star Game. The Orioles have hostedthe big event each year since 1980,giving young amateurs a chance toshowcase their talents in a major leagueballpark. This year’s game took place onJune 10 after the Orioles/Rockies game.

Junior Orioles Dugout Club

The Junior Orioles Dugout Club presentedby Chick-fil-A offers an affordable way forkids and their families to attendOrioles games and receive specialrewards available only to members. TheClub is essentially a mini-season ticketpackage for kids 14 years old andyounger. In 2006 and 2007, inpartnership with Chick-fil-A, the Oriolesdonated $5 for every kit sold at a Chick-fil-A restaurant to the Juvenile DiabetesResearch Foundation. To date, more than$30,000 has been raised for JDRF throughthis program.

Kids at the Ballpark

In 2007, the Orioles have hosted over42,000 youth through their annual SafetyPatrol Day, Day Camper Day, and LittleLeague Days. Little Leaguers had theopportunity to participate in a pre-gameparade around the field at Camden Yards,greeted by O’s players as they passed bythe dugout.

Junior Orioles Dugout Club membersrun the bases at Camden Yards.

Local little leaguers parade aroundOriole Park.

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If your organization would like to work with OriolesREACH, we’re here to help.

• To schedule a former player appearance… please call 410-547-6144.

• To schedule The Orioles Bird… please call 410-547-6140.

• To inquire about the OriolesREACH Ticket and Gameday Experience Program… please call 410-547-6221.

For all other OriolesREACH questions… please call 888-848-BIRD.

Donation Requests

Each year, the Orioles send donations to charitable, non-profit organizations,schools, and civic groups. To request a donation, please send a letter ofrequest on your organization’s letterhead (including the contact informationand address where the donation might be sent) to:

OriolesREACH Donations333 West Camden Street

Baltimore, MD 21201

Or you can fax your request to 410-547-6292. We are not able to accept emailrequests. Please notify us at least one month prior to your scheduled eventand explain how the proceeds will be used. Requests will only be consid-ered for an organization that can include a copy of its 501 (c) (3) status, is arecognized charity supporting youth athletics or educational initiatives, and islocated in the MD/DC/VA/DE/Southern PA area.

Help Us Reach You

University of Maryland Hospital for ChildrenUpper Allen/Shepherdstown PTO

Upton Planning CommitteeUrology Association of York

USO DelawareVeritas Academy

Very Special Arts FestivalVienna Stars

Virginia Gang Investigators AssociationVirginia Shuman Young Elementary School

Viva Las Vegas Benefit AuctionVolunteer Center of Allegany County

Walter Reed Army Medical Center - Fisher HouseWarwick Little League

Washington National OperaWashington Tennis Center Fundraiser

Waterloo Elementary School PTAWAVFC

Wells Fargo Auto FinanceWest Broward Family YMCA

West Springfield Crew Boosters Club, Inc.Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

Westminster AcademyWestover Elementary PTA

White Marsh Elementary SchoolWhite Marsh Volunteer Fire Co., Inc.

William Paca/Old Post Road Elementary SchoolWilliamsport Lions Club

Wilmington Blue Rocks FoundationWilson Elementary School

Winslow Township Little LeagueWomen in Distress

Women in Federal Law EnforcementWomen in Government Relations Leader Foundation

Women Supporting WomenWomen’s Auxiliary

Women’s Traffic and Transportation ClubWoodbourne CenterWoodbourne School

Woodholme Elementary School PTAWoodmoor Elementary School

World Youth Days/Church of NativityWrightsville Elementary PTO

YMCA Healthy Kids DayYoung Onset Parkinson Conference

Youth Outreach FoundationZion Episcopal Church

Zion Lutheran Church and SchoolZonta 2007 Spring Gala

333 West Camden StreetBaltimore, MD 21201