Our Loyalty Awards
Four communities. One legacy of service. Our $5,000 annual Loyalty Awards support young people who demonstrate kindness, leadership, and a commitment to helping others. Explore each award’s eligibility and share your story with the Foundation.
Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to education, service, and making a positive difference in their community. Share examples of leadership, kindness, volunteering, or helping others. The Foundation will review eligibility and contact applicants about any additional application requirements.
The Rockland County Loyalty Award
Rockland County, NY · Sponsored by Barrett Jamieson Dunne. For children of sworn officers of the Clarkstown Police Department or Rockland County Sheriff’s Office.
The Bergen County Loyalty Award
Bergen County, NJ · Sponsored by the Flanz Family. For children of sworn officers of the Upper Saddle River Police Department or Bergen County Sheriff’s Office.
The Waterloo Loyalty Award
Seneca County, NY · Sponsored by the Waterloo community. For a high school senior residing in Waterloo, NY.
The McQuaid Jesuit Loyalty Award
Monroe County, NY · Sponsored by the Ritter family. For a high school senior attending McQuaid Jesuit High School.
HONORING A HERO'S LEGACY
Jamieson is fondly remembered for his charisma, intelligence, spontaneity, and passion for life. A 2015 graduate of McQuaid Jesuit, he attended Syracuse University where he participated in Army ROTC.
Jamieson was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army National Guard and, after joining the Cleveland Department of Police, deployed to Syria under Operation Inherent Resolve, earning the Combat Action Badge.
He served with distinction and established himself as a leader at a young age.
We are memorializing Jamieson by harvesting the power of community, just as he did. Your support helps us make a lasting impact.
$100 annually
$500 annually
The Jamieson Ritter Foundation is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization (tax ID: 99-4055512) under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.