Forget the stadium or the ballpark, the Baltimore Museum of Industry was the place to be for sports fans recently. It was there an intense competition among current and former professional athletes was taking place – all raising money for the Players Philanthropy Fund.
Fund co-founder – and former Baltimore Raven – Matt Stover welcomed the crowd.Then, he gave the ceremonial first toss.Then, the fierce competition began……among the number of celebrity athletes assembled.Pictured (LtoR) Players Philanthropy Fund colleagues: Eleanor Shriver Magee, chief operating officer; Seth McDonnell, president/co-founder; and Matt Stover, board chair/co-founder/former Baltimore Ravens playerPictured (LtoR) Willie Franklin, Franklin Financial Group financial advisor; and Victor Abiamiri, Brown Advisory financial advisor/former Philadelphia Eagles playerPictured (LtoR) Amy Fox, Players Philanthropy Fund/Strategic Business Support bookkeeper; Jason Fox, U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission accountant; and Ken Harvey, former Phoenix Cardinals/Washington Redskins playerPictured (LtoR) Fred Smoot, former NFL player; Billy Davis, former NFL player; Matt Laczkowski, Tandem Sports + Entertainment athlete & talent representation director; and Brad Jackson, former NFL playerPictured (LtoR) Thanwarat Inpa, M. Luis Construction assistant controller; and Gerald Von Ahn, M. Luis Construction controllerPictured (LtoR) Mike Baynes, Homeside Financial co-founder; and Casey Baynes, Casey Cares Foundation founder/executive directorPictured (LtoR) T’Sey-Haye Preaster, University of Maryland American studies PhD candidate; and Richard J. Bell, Helfter & Company tax advisorPictured (LtoR) Aniyah Judon, 3; and Matthew Judon, Baltimore Ravens player (October 22, 2018 – Baltimore Museum of Industry)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
