Each season, the Orioles and OriolesREACH invite more than 12,000 children from disadvantaged areas in the region to experience the magic of Orioles Baseball as part of the OriolesREACH Gameday Experience Program. By partnering with various local non-profit and youth groups, OriolesREACH is able to provide children with free game tickets, concessions vouchers, Orioles t-shirts, caps and transportation to and from the game. In 2011, numerous Orioles players took part in the program, including Adam Jones, Nick Markakis, Felix Pie, Vladimir Guerrero, J.J. Hardy, Michael Gonzalez, Brian Matusz, and Jeremy Guthrie. More than 70,000 children have participated since the program's inception.

Through the Major League Baseball Commissioner's Initiative and Players Give Back Program, the Orioles donated more than 90,000 complimentary tickets to deserving organizations throughout the region.

The Junior Orioles Dugout Club continues to offer an affordable way for kids and their families to enjoy Orioles Baseball and receive exclusive rewards. The club serves as a "mini plan for mini fans" ages 6-14, in which kids receive tickets to 10 specially selected games, a hat, membership card, lunch bag and more for only $20. Kids also receive exclusive giveaway items at every Dugout Club game. Family members and friends can also purchase tickets to Dugout Club games for just $6, with the opportunity to upgrade to lower level seats for $15.

For each membership the Oriole Advocates sold at Camden Yards, $5 was donated by the Orioles to the Oriole Advocate Challenger League Program. So far this season, more than $4,000 has been raised.

The OriolesREACH High Five Fundraising Program continues to help local non-profit groups, civic organizations, school and youth groups raise money for their efforts. Since its inception in 2005, the High Five Program has helped to raise well over $1,000,000 for these organizations.

In 2011, the Orioles continued their popular, industry trend-setting program of offering all fans around the world the chance to receive a free ticket to any non-prime home game in their birth month by simply signing up at orioles.com/birthdays. Even fans with birthdays in the off-season are eligible to receive a free ticket. Since debuting in 2009, more than 90,000 fans have signed up to celebrate at Oriole Park through this program.

Oriole Park's innovative fan club section, 2110 Eutaw Street presented by Southwest Airlines, returned this season for select games. Through 2110 Eutaw Street, fans can purchase a reserved seat in the Eutaw Street Bleacher section and receive an exclusive 2110 Eutaw Street t-shirt. A different shirt design was featured each game.

The offer also serves as a fun fan experience as both Nick Markakis and Adam Jones - the section's namesakes - tossed baseballs to the crowd between innings. Autographed t-shirts were also awarded each game, and for every home run hit by Nick or Adam during the game, one lucky fan was selected to receive an autographed bat.