Our Mission
The mission of the Vere Technical Future Foundation is to:
The VTFF is dedicated to providing opportunities for those that to do the right thing.
The mission of the Vere Technical Future Foundation is to:
- Provide opportunities to students at Vere Technical High School through
scholarships and other assistance - Provide resources for eligible students to prepare for and complete the United
States SAT Reasoning Test - Initiate and maintain funds to assist Vere Technical High School with the
maintenance and upkeep of the school’s facility
The VTFF is dedicated to providing opportunities for those that to do the right thing.
About Us
Who Are We
Our journey began at Vere Technical High School and our success is indelibly linked
to the success of the school we love. In an effort to support the continued success of
future Vere Technical Students, we founded the Vere Technical Future Foundation.
Our founders are:
Our journey began at Vere Technical High School and our success is indelibly linked
to the success of the school we love. In an effort to support the continued success of
future Vere Technical Students, we founded the Vere Technical Future Foundation.
Our founders are:
- Andrew A. Brown, Class of 1996
- Jacqueline Hamilton, Class of 1996
- Richard Black, Class of 1996
- Durrel Martin, Class of 1996
- Alberto Nicholson, Class of 1996
- Orville Pinnock, Class of 1996
- Rodley Ferguson, Class of 1994
Vere Technical Future Foundation
75 Manchester Avenue
May Pen P.O. Clarendon
Jamaica W.I.
info@vtffjamaica.org
75 Manchester Avenue
May Pen P.O. Clarendon
Jamaica W.I.
info@vtffjamaica.org
Copyright (C) Vere Technical Future Foundation
2008 2009. All Rights Reserved
2008 2009. All Rights Reserved
What Inspires Us
Booker T. Washington once said, “In all things that are purely social we can be as
separate as the fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to mutual
progress.”
In November 2007, Andrew returned to Vere Technical to say hello to teachers and to
meet with the current principal, Dr. Henritta Stewart. Though he was happy to be
home, he was surprised at to see the physical condition of the school and equally
surprised to hear about the declining academic level of the current students. It was at
this point that, Andrew, Richard, Orville, and Jacqueline started formulating ideas to
help the faculty and student body of Vere Technical High School.
We owe a great deal of what we are today to the guidance we received during our
tenure at Vere Technical. Our friendship began at Vere Technical, over the years, we
have remained close and our friendship has grown stronger. For those of us who
graduated from the engineering class in 1996, we remember the impact teachers like
Mrs. Williams, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Bailey, and Mr. McPherson (to name a few) had on our
lives. This is not unique to us, we know you too can point to a teacher(s) from Vere
Technical that helped you become the man or woman that you are today. We know
several of us planted friendships at Vere Technical that will last for a lifetime. So, in
honor of our friendship and in honor of all the teachers and staff that guided us to our
current path, we were inspired to create the Vere Technical Future Foundation.
We may all live separate and distant lives but together we can be the hand that helps
to move Vere Technical Students into the future. We see the continued success of
Vere Technical High School students as essential to mutual progress. If you believe
in our mission, join us as we try to give back to the school that has given us so much.
Our success is intertwined with the success of the school we love.
Isaac Newton said, "If I have seen farther than others, it is because I was standing on
the shoulders of giants" - Let the future Vere Technical High School students stand
on our giant shoulders, lets make sure they see farther than we currently do!
Booker T. Washington once said, “In all things that are purely social we can be as
separate as the fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to mutual
progress.”
In November 2007, Andrew returned to Vere Technical to say hello to teachers and to
meet with the current principal, Dr. Henritta Stewart. Though he was happy to be
home, he was surprised at to see the physical condition of the school and equally
surprised to hear about the declining academic level of the current students. It was at
this point that, Andrew, Richard, Orville, and Jacqueline started formulating ideas to
help the faculty and student body of Vere Technical High School.
We owe a great deal of what we are today to the guidance we received during our
tenure at Vere Technical. Our friendship began at Vere Technical, over the years, we
have remained close and our friendship has grown stronger. For those of us who
graduated from the engineering class in 1996, we remember the impact teachers like
Mrs. Williams, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Bailey, and Mr. McPherson (to name a few) had on our
lives. This is not unique to us, we know you too can point to a teacher(s) from Vere
Technical that helped you become the man or woman that you are today. We know
several of us planted friendships at Vere Technical that will last for a lifetime. So, in
honor of our friendship and in honor of all the teachers and staff that guided us to our
current path, we were inspired to create the Vere Technical Future Foundation.
We may all live separate and distant lives but together we can be the hand that helps
to move Vere Technical Students into the future. We see the continued success of
Vere Technical High School students as essential to mutual progress. If you believe
in our mission, join us as we try to give back to the school that has given us so much.
Our success is intertwined with the success of the school we love.
Isaac Newton said, "If I have seen farther than others, it is because I was standing on
the shoulders of giants" - Let the future Vere Technical High School students stand
on our giant shoulders, lets make sure they see farther than we currently do!
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