​My name is Davion Chantiloupe, and I am the Head Coach at Clarendon College. My life is dedicated to our youth—guiding, inspiring, and mentoring young men and women to become the best versions of themselves.

​At the recent ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Championships, our hard work paid off in a historic way with pride as our athletes walked away with five gold medals and one bronze. It should have been a moment of pure celebration for our school and our community.

​However, while I was inside the National Stadium heartening these kids to reach for greatness, someone was outside stealing my vehicle from the stadium premises.

​It is a heartbreaking irony that a day of such massive achievement ended in such a devastating personal loss. As a law-abiding citizen and a man who pours everything into this nation's youth, a situation like this makes it incredibly hard to even enjoy the medals we won. This vehicle, valued at $2.7 million, was my primary tool for 'juggling' and earning the income needed to support my household.

​The timing is critical. I am currently a father off two including a newborn baby, and the loss of my mobility has created an immediate crisis. With the season ended and my income reduced, the stress of providing for a newborn without a vehicle is a heavy burden. I have already followed up with the Minister regarding this, as this loss affects the very foundation of my family’s stability.

​I am reaching out to you for a 'hand up' to help a genuine person get back on his feet. I am raising funds to secure a replacement vehicle so I can continue my mission at Clarendon College and, most importantly, provide for my baby.

​If our victory at 'Champs' brought you pride, or if you believe in supporting a coach who gives his all for Jamaica’s youth, please consider donating or sharing this link. Your support means the world to a father trying to do right by his family.

​With respect and gratitude,

​Coach Davion Chantiloupe

Head Coach, Clarendon College"