2nd annual Jadon Robinson Memorial Golf Tournament

will be spread throughout the golf course.

“Finally we have teams and/or support from all 13 First Nation communities across the province and many First Nation organizations,” O’Connell says. “This is truly a community event for a very worthy foundation in memory of Jadon who was loved by so many.” letter of reference, if they are within our criteria we reach out to the sporting organization and the Community Fund of NS then pay the organization on behalf of the JSRTONG fund,” explains Marla Robinson-Pyne, Jadon’s sister.

“Each applicant is available to receive $300 in funding each year,” she explains. “Also, we do not only help low income earners, we help those that find costs overwhelming to them, that need support to help sustain the costs of keeping youth in sport. We are well aware of the sacrifice parents make to keep children in sport and we are here to help all we can.”

The JSTRONG fund prides itself on giving 100 per cent back to the Yarmouth community as an investment in the community’s youth.

“We want to thank all who have supported and contributed in any way to our cause. It’s all of our cause – it’s what working together can do to build up a community. Together we can do, and be, the good that is needed,” says Robinson-Pyne.

“It is our hope that we inspire youth, fellow community members and anyone who hears Jadon’s story, to lead, love and live by example, the best life you can,” she says.