Dee M. Robinson, entrepreneur and social impact advocate, and her Good Trouble Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey are bringing their charitable mission to Baltimore through a two-day series of events. 

Held in partnership with Lamar Jackson’s Forever Dreamers Foundation, the National Thoroughbred League (NTL), and Governor Wes Moore’s ENOUGH Initiative, the weekend of May 9-10 is about sparking meaningful change.

On Friday, May 9, Good Trouble will celebrate the launch of the Forever Dreamers 8 Scholars Apprentice Program — a no-cost workforce initiative for Baltimore youth, supported by NFL star Jackson and his Forever Dreamers Foundation. 

The exclusive VIP event, taking place at The Horse You Came In On Saloon, will feature signature cocktails, a special performance by Jarobi White of A Tribe Called Quest, and appearances from NFL players, cultural creators, and community leaders—proving that change is best served boldly.

On Saturday, May 10, the National Thoroughbred League will spotlight the inaugural “Good Trouble Stakes” at 3:30 PM during the Pimlico Cup, bringing the brand’s advocacy to the racetrack. Robinson will present the winning trophy. 

“This weekend reflects what Good Trouble is all about—connection, courage, and community,” Robinson said. “We’re proud to support youth opportunities and highlight the power of gathering with purpose.”Good Trouble is now available in 40 states online and at select retailers in Illinois. For more information, visit www.GoodTroubleBourbon.com.

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