Over the past 3 years with fundraising and kind donations we have raised £7840.00. We are delighted to let you know that we have started to put this money to good use.
Our aim when setting up Cam's legacy fund was to help young adults like Cameron within our local community. We were introduced to Daniel at DBA Project through Lou's mum Jayne.
A message from Daniel:
We at DBA project would like to say a big thank you to Temper Gold – The Cameron Hill Legacy with our recent link up in Hertfordshire working with some hard to reach young adults who are not attending school and unfortunately involved in criminal activity.
Since receiving funding from Cameron’s legacy fund we now have our mentors engaging with 2 young adults and making great strides to re-engage them back into education and society.
Dream Believe Achieve Project are made up by Daniel Amponsem (trained mentor, counsellor and youth practitioner), Simon Morley (mentor, youth practitioner), Lee Canoville (ex pro footballer for arsenal and various clubs around the world) and Paul Canoville who is our ambassador (ex Chelsea footballer).
We have lots of mentors ranging from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds both male and female with lived life experience. We have a therapeutic model we work to alongside our mentors coming from a counselling background.
We understand the pitfalls Cameron was in. We believe that with this funding that we can direct young adults to the right choices, decisions and most importantly to be part of society through education and sports (boxing, gym and football).
This link up for DBA Project has been one that we couldn’t turn down as we have such a passion for all young adults. Especially the ones falling foul of the county lines lifestyle.
On 10th June, to mark the 2nd anniversary of Cam’s passing, six of Cameron’s friends managed to complete a half marathon in gruelling conditions.
Organiser Emma Large was joined by Hannah, Geo, Lewis, Craig & Rory. They ran from Welham Green, up the Great North Road, past Chancellors School, through Brookmans Park to Water End and back in to Welham Green for 2 circuits.
They raised an amazing £1743.00 which will be put to good use as our preferred charities open up and can carry on with their outreach services.
WELL DONE to all of the participants and THANK YOU to all those who donated.
Today was the inaugural ‘Temper Gold Trophy’ match, contested between ‘Oakhill’ (Louis Hill and his friends who were all involved in Oakhill Tigers) where Cameron played for approximately a year, and ‘Hilltop’ (Conor Bartram captaining a group of Cameron’s friends)
Oakhill have an average age of 35 whilst Hilltop averaged 25.
This fixture will be played annually on the weekend nearest to the anniversary of Cam’s death.
This particular game was played now as we all felt the need to carry on the outpouring of love witnessed at our son’s funeral, and gain momentum for next year’s events.
Although it was kept as a personal event with no advertising or publicity, the 28 players involved were matched, if not surpassed by spectators.
The format was 7-a-side with roll on – roll off subs within 4 x 15 minute periods. Mr Adam Knight officiated and was a fantastic addition to the event and has our deepest thanks for the superb way he refereed in the true spirit we hoped for.
At the time of playing we never intended to write a report so we have no real details. More important to say is that the standard was much higher than I had envisaged and very close, the game was at a nail biting 7 -7 draw after 56 minutes but Conor’s men showed an injury free level of fitness to finish 10 -7 victors.
The real winner was everyone involved today, the good nature, the outpouring of love for Cam was palpable.
The presentation was made at Jolly Butchers, Enfield afterwards where a suitable amount of refreshments were taken and the now ritual tales of Cameron’s life were told to the background of laughter.
A special thank you must go to Chloe Frost who put in considerable time and effort to help make today successful (as well as making some beautiful cupcakes for players) Good job Chloe!
This event raised the princely sum of £500.00 after expenses. This money will be given to a charity within Hatfield and surrounding areas that are trying to end knife crime. We will see a direct impact from your efforts.
I hope you are all as proud of your achievements as we are.
As Cam says ‘Love’
The Cast
Oakhill
Louis Hill (c)
Ross Hammond
Andy Croll
Paul Haggis
Martin Haggis
Andy Kyriacou
Johnboy Johnson
Danny Bacon
Matt Gibbons
Richard Hudson
Michael Violaris
Steven Violaris
Sean ‘Boy’
Matt Jones
Hilltop
Connor Bartram (c)
L.J.
Ashley Maher
Ben ‘Paddy’ Power
Lewis
Seamus Kerwick
Doddsy
Lewis Parker
Jack Tang
Liam ‘Hendo’ Henderson
Tommy Howard
Jack
Geo
Rory ‘Rozza’ McConnell
Referee: Mr Adam Knight
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