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Travel proposal - skatepark of tampa trip 2025
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Tarryn Alleyne is a 16-year-old from Barbados and one of the island top skateboarders and a rising talent in the Caribbean skateboarding scene. His achievements include:
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Four-time winner of the local GromFest Series
Two-time champion of the regional One Movement contest (2023 & 2024)
Strong performance in a local competition in Trinidad (2024).
Tarryn is currently working on a promotional video to showcase his talent internationally and attract sponsorship opportunities. Attending contests like Harvest Jam is crucial for him to gain exposure and compete at a higher level.
Objective - To expose Tarryn to competition-like conditions outside of Barbados to ensure his continuous
development in skateboarding
Objective
To expose Tarryn to competition-like conditions outside of Barbados to ensure his continuous
development in skateboarding.
About the Event – Harvest Jam 2025
Event: Skateboard Contest Harvest Jam - all ages Contest Series 3/3
Contest Date: November 8th 2025
Event Location: Skatepark of Tampa (SPoT)
4215 E Columbus Dr, Tampa, FL 33605, USA
Harvest Jam is a well-regarded local Florida contest hosted at the Skatepark of Tampa (SPoT), a legendary venue in the global skateboarding community. SPoT has hosted some of the biggest and longest-running events in skateboarding, such as Tampa Am and Tampa Pro, for over 25 years. These competitions have launched the careers of countless amateur and professional skateboarders.
Harvest Jam is open to all ages and includes a Sponsored Division, which draws attention
from major industry scouts, company representatives, and talent managers. It’s known as a stepping stone for young skaters aiming to break into the professional circuit.
While in Tampa, Tarryn Alleyne and Paul Wilson will be hosted by @chris_blake
Why This Trip Matters
This event offers an ideal opportunity for Tarryn to make his mark on the international stage. With his proven dedication, consistent performance, and relentless work ethic, he is positioning himself to be Barbados’s first professional skateboarder. Participating in Harvest Jam not only provides him with experience but also puts him in front of key figures in the skateboarding industry who are looking for the next generation of talent.
How You Can Help
We are seeking funding to support travel costs for Tarryn and his coach. Your support will
directly contribute to:
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Airfare, accommodation, Paul Wilson
transportation, and per diem costs for Tarryn and his coach
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Facilitating Tarryn’s participation in a career-launching event This is a pivotal moment in Tarryn’s journey. With your help, we can keep his dream alive and proudly represent Barbados on the global skateboarding stage.
Budget
Participants
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Tarryn Alleyne – Athlete
Paul Wilson – Coach
Travel Dates: November 4th – November 12th, 2025 (8 days)
Estimated Airfare Costs with American Airlines (www.aa.com)
Item Cost (USD) Cost (BDS)
Flights Barbados
(BGI) to Miami
(MIA) per person
$1,200 $2,400
Accommodation: Airbnb $USD 1,400- 1,600 for the duration of the stay.
Transportation estimate: The average daily rate for a car rental in Miami in November is
approximately $30-50/day. That implies an estimated base total cost of around $USD 400 for the
8‑day period.
Per diem per person (i.e., food, etc): $US75.00 per day per person - Total: $USD 1200.
Total travel expenses expected for 2 persons: $USD 5600
Summary:
Sixteen-year-old Barbadian skateboarder Tarryn Alleyne, a standout in the Caribbean
skateboarding scene, is seeking support to attend Harvest Jam 2025 at the renowned
Skatepark of Tampa from November 4–12, 2025. This all-ages contest attracts major industry scouts and offers a key opportunity for exposure as Tarryn works to launch his professional career. With multiple regional titles and a promotional video in development, Tarryn is ready to represent Barbados on the international stage. We are requesting funding to cover travel, accommodation, transportation, and per diem costs for both Tarryn and his coach, Paul Wilson, as they participate in this pivotal event. Sponsorship at this stage is critical to helping Tarryn access high-level opportunities, gain visibility, and take the next step toward becoming Barbados’s first professional skateboarder.
This project is done in collaboration with Irie One Skate Team, The Skateboard Association
of Barbados, and Johno Skateshop.
