Empowering Youth. Enriching Communities. Elevating Potential.

The foundation is primarily dedicated to bridging the opportunity gap for youth in underserved communities through education, mentorship, and professional development.

Who we are ?

The Taggart Family Foundation is a non-profit organization co-founded by Willie Taggart a prominent American football coach (currently with the Baltimore Ravens) and his wife, Taneshia Taggart.

Meet the Founder

Willie Taggart – Founder, The Taggart Family Foundation

Willie Taggart is a nationally respected football coach, educator, and mentor with over 25 years of leadership experience in college and professional sports. Currently serving as the Assistant Head Coach and Running Backs Coach for the Baltimore Ravens, Coach Taggart has made a name for himself by building winning teams, developing young talent, and fostering discipline, leadership, and resilience both on and off the field.

Core Program Pillars

Academic Enrichment & Tutoring

After-school and summer learning, literacy, STEM, and college readiness (K–12).

Workforce Development

Career exploration, job skills, internships, entrepreneurship, and collegiate scholarships.

Financial Literacy & Life Skills

Money management, budgeting, credit, wellness, and social-emotional learning.

Mentorship & Development

Leadership, civic engagement, professional mentoring, and confidence-building.

Cultural Exposure & Travel

College tours, international immersion, and community service experiences.

Youth Sports & Wellness

Camps and clinics led by pro athletes, promoting teamwork and healthy living.

Our Mission & Vision

MISSION: The Taggart Family Foundation empowers youth in underserved communities by providing access to transformative opportunities in education, sports, workforce development, and personal growth.

VISION: A future where every young person, regardless of background, has the opportunity to reach their full potential, academically, professionally, and personally.

"Blame No One. Make No Excuses. Do Something."