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Award Details

In its second year, the Alfie Jacques Ambassador Award will be the kick-off event for the 2025 Haudenosaunee Wooden Stick Festival. The Festival will also have a Restore Our Sacred Lake 5k.

The award will be given to someone who has displayed selfless dedication and energy in growing the game. They must possess the passion that was inherent in Alfie’s mission and the Medicine Game. They will have used lacrosse to connect people in friendship and peace and, like Alfie, be true ambassadors of the game. The recipient can be from anywhere in the world. A college scholarship named for Alfie Jacques will also be given to a Native American youth who has demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship, educational commitment, community service and citizenship. This scholarship will be run through Native Vision’s national competition.

Date: September 12, 2025
Time: 05:00PM
Location:
Bellevue Country Club
1901 Glenwood Ave, Syracuse, NY 13207

Funding Goal

The award ceremony will include a dinner where Alfie’s closest family, friends and supporters of this mission will gather. The event will include marketing, promotional videos and an Alfie Jacques Youth scholarship.This fundraiser is being supported by the American Indian Law Alliance. Their fiscal sponsor is the Indigenous Values InitiativeDonate by MailTo send donations by check, please mail to:American Indian Law Alliancec/o Alfie Jacques Ambassador Award305 Vine St. Suite #3, Liverpool, NY 13088Checks should be addressed to our fiscal sponsor the Indigenous Values Initiative.

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The Alfie Jacques Ambassador Award

As a proud citizen of the Onondaga Nation Turtle Clan, Alfie understood that lacrosse is more than a game. It is medicine. Wherever he went he taught people about the importance of the living wooden stick and reminded us that there are some things you can never get from a piece of plastic and carbon fiber. Thank you for helping to support and carry this legacy forward.