RF Bank & Trust (RF) continues its commitment to youth empowerment through sport and education with the donation of 38 track uniform sets to the Physical Education (PE) Department of Stephen Dillet Primary School. This initiative supports students participating in upcoming track meets and is part of a broader partnership with the school aimed at strengthening its sports program.
The donation reflects RF’s ongoing commitment to its corporate philanthropy pillars — youth sports and education — and underscores the organization’s belief in the power of sport toinspire discipline, teamwork, and personal development among young Bahamians.
“As a firm, we are passionate about investing in our future and that means supporting ouryouth in ways that encourage their physical, mental, and social growth,” said Rachael Allahar,Marketing AVP at RF Bank & Trust. “Stephen Dillet Primary has shown exceptional dedicationto building a robust physical education program, and we are proud to play a part in helpingtheir students gain access to the tools they need to succeed, both on and off the track.”
The uniforms will be worn at upcoming school and inter-school track events, allowing the students to compete with pride and a sense of unity. This donation is just one phase of alarger collaborative effort between RF and the school’s PE department, which aims to provide students with exposure to a variety of sports and physical activities.
Stephen Dillet Primary School’s Head of Physical Education, Giovanni Campbell, expressed appreciation for the donation, noting the tangible impact it will have on students' selfconfidence and motivation. “Having proper uniforms allows our students to feel a sense ofteam spirit and pride in their school,” he said. “We’re grateful to RF for not only providing resources but also showing genuine support for our vision to expose students to a wide rangeof sports.”
RF Bank & Trust remains committed to creating lasting impact through meaningful partnerships that uplift communities and inspire future leaders.
RF Bank & Trust (RF) continues its commitment to youth empowerment
through sport and education with the donation of 38 track uniform sets to the Physical
Education (PE) Department of Stephen Dillet Primary School. This initiative supports
students participating in upcoming track meets and is part of a broader partnership with the
school aimed at strengthening its sports program.
The donation reflects RF’s ongoing commitment to its corporate philanthropy pillars — youth
sports and education — and underscores the organization’s belief in the power of sport to
inspire discipline, teamwork, and personal development among young Bahamians.
“As a firm, we are passionate about investing in our future and that means supporting our
youth in ways that encourage their physical, mental, and social growth,” said Rachael Allahar,
Marketing AVP at RF Bank & Trust. “Stephen Dillet Primary has shown exceptional dedication
to building a robust physical education program, and we are proud to play a part in helping
their students gain access to the tools they need to succeed, both on and off the track.”
The uniforms will be worn at upcoming school and inter-school track events, allowing the
students to compete with pride and a sense of unity. This donation is just one phase of a
larger collaborative effort between RF and the school’s PE department, which aims to provide
students with exposure to a variety of sports and physical activities.
Stephen Dillet Primary School’s Head of Physical Education, Giovanni Campbell, expressed
appreciation for the donation, noting the tangible impact it will have on students' selfconfidence and motivation. “Having proper uniforms allows our students to feel a sense of
team spirit and pride in their school,” he said. “We’re grateful to RF for not only providing
resources but also showing genuine support for our vision to expose students to a wide range
of sports.”
RF Bank & Trust remains committed to creating lasting impact through meaningful
partnerships that uplift communities and inspire future leaders.
