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Ravens, Bisciotti family give $1 million for Hurricane Ida relief

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The Baltimore Ravens and The Stephen & Renee Bisciotti Foundation are donating $1 million to support Hurricane Ida relief funds in New Orleans and the surrounding Louisiana areas.

Their donation will assist The Greater New Orleans Foundation, the United Way of Southeast Louisiana and the American Red Cross.

The Ravens have a special connection with New Orleans, which is filled with wonderful people who are now in great need. The community treated our organization with first-class hospitality throughout the week of Super Bowl XLVII. We have great affection for the city and its people, so it was especially important for us to aid their recovery efforts.

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