DTR Foundation COVID Relief
Happy to announce that my DTR Foundation was able to reach back and donated care packages to my community in Jamaica to help them with cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. I am from a small undeserved community where any little assistance goes a far way. Please donate to the DTR Foundation so we can expand our efforts @ www.dtrfoundation.org.
GHETTO YOUTHS BIBLE
Jamaica’s brightest sons, Garold Hamilton, PE, LEED AP BD+C, CEng, MCIBSE, SASHE, CxA, MSc. BSc (Hons). Who would believe that a youngster hailing from the tough inner-city community of Shaolin, located between two cemeteries in Savanna-la-mar, Westmoreland would rise to such prominence in the engineering field in one of the leading metropoles in the world, the United State of America? Garold’ s journey, as chronicled in Ghetto Youth’s Bible, provides a compelling account of how dedication, determination and discipline, can lead to positive outcomes despite one’s starting point in life.
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Our Mission
DTR Foundation is a broad-based community initiative that assists low-income children in Jamaica to help themselves complete their education and achieve economic self-sufficiency through sports. The DTR helps children to develop the self-esteem and self-worth to give them the building blocks for a positive life.
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It doesn't matter how small the contribution is.All contribution will be full tax deductible.
Volunteers for DTR Foundation
We need volunteers for different fund raising events. Please email us and we will contact you with details about the events.
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We provide a US$2000 scholarship to individuals who excel in sports, as well as academics. Scholarship recipients are nominated
Ghetto Youths Bible Video Series
Ghetto Youths Bible is a series of inspiration and motivation videos directed at young people who are from impoverished background (Ghettos). The mission is to inspire individuals to make good decision and create a road map for a successful life.
Charity Groups donate JA$400.000
to Sav Public hospital
Happy to announce that DTR Foundation and Cheersmate Lifestyle was able to donate JA$400,000 to the Savanna La Mar Hospital on february 11th, 2019. I want to thank all the patrons who have donated through the DTR Foundation website. Together we can achieve.
Garold Hamilton U-17 launched in Westmoreland
Former Member of Parliament (central Westmoreland), Roger Clarke and the Westmoreland Cooperative Credit Union donated approximately one million dollars to offset expenses associated with the Garold Hamilton Westmoreland Football Association U-17 competition. The announcement was made at the 3rd staging of the competition.
Scholarships
The Foundation also contributes to the uplifting of the community by giving scholarships to students from low-income families. We provide a US$2000 scholarship to individuals who excel in sports, as well as academics. Scholarship recipients are nominated by the soccer coaches, and then selected by the executive members of the Foundation. We need your help to provide additional scholarships to these deserving students. Many recipients rely on these funds to complete their secondary education.
This is the 2016 finals. Garold Hamilton presenting M.V.P. trophy.
As tension mounted, both goalkeepers each saved one of the mandatory five strikes as the teams ended that segment level on four goals. But Petersfield's custodian, Anthony Hamilton, went one better by saving the first penalty in the sudden-death alternate kicks to hand his team the title. "The players put in the necessary work and dedication to achieve this victory," noted Coach Keeble Patrick. For the victory, Peterfield collected JA$60,000 and the championship trophy, while Race Course earned JA$40,000 for second spot, while Chantilly Forever carried off JA$30,000 and Negril FC pocketed JA$20,000.
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Please click on the donate link and contribute to this wonderful organization. Your contribution will be tax deductable. With your support, we would like to make the tournament bigger and better than previous years. Read More