A staple Baltimore City brewing company was broken into overnight, losing memorabilia and merchandise, the brewery said Monday afternoon.

The nonprofit Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation’s mission has always been helping at-risk kids in distressed communities by providing mentors and giving them safe places to play, learn and grow.

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