Reginald F. Lewis High School

Under Armour has demonstrated a strong commitment to empowering student-athletes at Reginald F. Lewis High School in Baltimore through its wide-reaching corporate social responsibility initiatives. As part of its Project Rampart program, the sportswear giant equips high school varsity teams across the city with professional-grade apparel and gear, ensuring the school's athletes receive high-quality game-day uniforms and sports equipment to compete confidently. Beyond basic equipment, Under Armour has enriched the school's athletic community by awarding Reginald F. Lewis High School a $25,000 Academic Athletic Coaches Award to fund impactful academic support programming. Furthermore, during the brand's annual Armour Day events, Under Armour teammates and high-profile brand ambassadors routinely volunteer on campus to provide hands-on facility improvements, coordinate dedicated sports clinics, and host career mentorship panels to inspire student-athletes both on and off the field. This local dedication is further amplified through strategic partnerships; while Under Armour heavily collaborates with the Baltimore Ravens to outfit local football programs with jerseys and apparel, high-profile equipment and facility donations involving Ravens Hall of Famer Ed Reed such as his foundation's fitness camps have separately channeled massive, complementary supporting the youth.