15th Annual Jadot Cup 2015

“15th ANNUAL JADOT CUP DINNER (SEVEN STARS) & GOLF TOURNAMENT (PROVO GOLF CLUB) RAISES OVER $30,000 FOR THE TURKS & CAICOS AIDS AWARENESS FOUNDATION (TCAAF)”
Charity Golf Event, Dinner and Auction Raised Money for the Turks and Caicos AIDS
Awareness Foundation (TCAAF) and the Edward C Gartland Youth Centre

Sunday, June 28th 2015 – Twenty one teams took part in the TCAAF’s 15th Annual Golf Tournament which commenced at 1:30pm. It was a great turn out and fun was had by all who attended.

According to Jadot Cup Chairman and TCAAF Director Terry Drummey “The 15th annual Jadot cup was the biggest and best so far. Over 80 golfers came out this year, many of whom take part year after year and we would like to thank all of them for their continuous support. Our congratulation to this year’s winning team: Francois Hubert, Steve Johnson, Tony Arata and I! A Wine Cellar, Kobrand and Dave and Sean from the Provo Golf Club, who helped to make our 15th year quite a success.” Director of Golf at the Provo Golf Club, Dave Douglas highlighted “This year’s Jadot Cup event was a record breaking fundraiser for the Provo Golf Club in its 15 years of operation.”

In conjunction with the golf tournament the Wine Cellar hosted its 15th Annual Jadot Cup dinner at Seven Stars, Grace Bay on Friday, 26th June 2015 with a No-Holds-Barred menu of delectable dishes, intriguing wines, and exciting surprises at every turn. The sold out event was enjoyed by all and a portion of the proceeds was donated to the TCAAF. A silent auction was held during the evening to raise further funds for the Youth Centre. Mr. Galmo Williams, TCAAF Patron, said “Kudos to Seven Stars’ team for an unforgettable food and wine pairing. Their staff’s professionalism and courteous manner was icing on the cake; A special ‘Thank You’ to our sponsors, who donated excellent prizes which inspired wallets to open eagerly. We would also like to thank the patrons that bid generously on the silent auction prizes knowing that it was all going to a worthy cause.

Dinner at Seven Stars

The weekend’s events not only helps to raise awareness of the TCAAF but also assists with funds towards its flagship project – the Edward Gartland Youth Centre in Downtown, Providenciales, which opened its doors 6 years ago. The Centre which caters to young people between the ages of 11-18 years old has had over 1600 young people registered.

Centre Director Roxann Wake-Forbes stated “We are especially grateful to all the local companies that lend their support to such a worthy cause every year. All of the funds we receive go directly towards various extracurricular programmes and projects for the young people who frequent the centre and the operational costs of the centre. Being able to make a difference in the lives of the youth in the Turks & Caicos Islands through the various programs, including volleyball, basketball, tennis, art & craft, computers and dance to name a few, is very rewarding.”

We would like to thank all of our sponsors of the 2015 Jadot Cup, who helped make it a success:

Hugh G. O’neill & Co.

After 5 Island Concierge

Bay Bistro

Beach House

Beaches

Blue Haven

Bodier Bank

British Caribbean Bank

CIBC First Caribbean

Caribbean Cruisin

Casablanca Casino

Chopsticks

Club Med

Courtyard Chiropractic

Coyaba

Finishing Touch

Gansevoort 

Graceway IGA

Grace Bay Club

Garam Masala

HAB Limited

Hemingways

Jais

Kobrand

Magnolia

Meridian Trust

Miller Simons O’Sullivan

NW Hamilton

Ocean Club Resorts

Olympic Construction

Opus

Pavillion Restaurant

Pelican Bay

Parrot Cay 

Provo Golf Club

R A Shaw Design

Sailrock

Seaside Café

Seven Stars

Sotheby’s

Nathan’s Cheesecake

Goldsmiths

Retreat

Turks & Caicos Reservations

The Insurance Company

Villa Del Mar

Wine Cellar

Wrightfully fit

About the TCAAF

The TCAAF is an independent, non-profit organization formed in 2003 to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Turks and Caicos Islands and its rippling, negative affects on the community though increased education and awareness. The primary focus of the TCAAF is to affect positive lifestyle and behavioral changes, especially among the youth as they are most at risk for HIV/AIDS. The TCAAF dedicates its time to fundraising efforts as well as implementing informative and fun programs that engage young people and help dispel myths about HIV/AIDS.