Upcoming Events
Meet Sophie
Meet Sophie, the Texas-born AKC Lab with a heart as big as her tail wags! As the proud official Spokesdog of the Jamieson Ritter Foundation, she's not just a pretty face – she's a dock diving champion with 7 titles and a whole lot of accolades to her name (like her 2 titles in Fastcat).
Sophie dives into life with boundless enthusiasm, much like Jamieson did, making her the perfect pup to represent his cause.
Community Initiatives
For those of you looking to further empower Jamieson or for those that just want to follow along, please check out the below-highlighted community initiatives.
The Jamieson Ritter Foundation is not associated with, nor does any benefit inure to the Foundation with respect to, any of the following.
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Syracuse University is honoring the memory of alumnus and fallen Cleveland, Ohio, police officer Jamieson Ritter ’19 with the establishment of a scholarship in his name. Beginning in 2025, the Jamieson Ritter Memorial ROTC Scholarship will be awarded to an ROTC student who is pursuing a career in military or civilian law enforcement.
Learn more here.
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The LazerWerk Memorial Bracelet Foundation honors fallen heroes with engraved metal bracelets (which are common in military and LEO communities).
Their mission is to commemorate the bravery and sacrifice of police officers, soldiers, and other heroes while supporting their families and organizations.
Jamieson’s Memorial Bracelets are no longer being offered for sale, but you can learn more about the LazerWerk Memorial Foundation here.
The Jamieson Ritter Foundation donated 50% of all proceeds back to the LazerWerk Memorial Foundation.
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Jamieson is included on 1NationDesign.com’s 2024 Law Enforcement Fallen Heroes gear.
T-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, and hoodies are available here.
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To commemorate Jamieson’s service and sacrifice, the Olmsted Falls City Council recently designated Raintree Boulevard in his housing development as “The Ritter Way.”
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Lakefront Lodge in Webster Park has been renamed to honor Jamieson Ritter.
“Renaming this lodge in Jamieson’s honor is a tribute to the selflessness he exhibited when serving his community and our nation. I hope that people will take time to learn about Jamieson’s story and the sacrifice he made after visiting this newly renamed lodge in Webster Park,” said County Executive Adam Bello.
Learn more here.