Project Rampart

Under Armour’s city-wide commitment to provide funding to upgrade and elevate the Baltimore Student-Athlete experience. Through this commitment Baltimore City Schools’ athletic facilities will be upgraded, coaches and students are equipped with new on-field performance apparel, and student athletes will receive leadership development and coaches will receive training through specialized programing.

Facilities Improvement

Grants of up to $25,000 awarded to schools to improve the quality, safety and accessibility of athletic, academic and recreation facilities with a particular focus on improving student wellness, wholeness and the student-athlete experience. The grants fund the creation or renovation of spaces that empower students to excel not only athletically, but also socially, emotionally and academically

Coaching and Athletic Director Training & Development

Baltimore City Schools Athletic Directors and Coaches receive foundational character-based coaching support in-person and via online resources. In partnership with the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA), a national non-profit organization with the mission of creating a positive, character-building youth sports environment, over 500 City Schools coaches (every sport in every season) will be invited to coaches’ trainings and have PCA as resource for school visits and support during the 2019-20 school year.

New On-Field Performance Apparel

Every student athlete in Baltimore City wears the highest quality Under Armour uniform for every contest. In addition, every high school coach receives Under Armour performance apparel and each student athlete received a one of a kind Baltimore Student Athlete t-shirt. Providing this quality gear to students and coaches provides them with a sense of pride and serves as a way to unite athletes across the city.

Student Athlete Coalition

In partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools, the Baltimore Ravens, and the Fund for Educational Excellence, the Baltimore Student Athlete Coalition looks to improve the experience of student athletes and promote equitable access to physical activities.