On 4/29/2015 7:03 AM, Barbara Blake-Hannah wrote: Greetings and Blessings I got to know Charlie Hyatt in my teenage year when I participated in the annual Pantomimes in which he always starred. A comedian on and off stage, we young girls could always expect a joke or a tickle from Charlie as we rushed around […]

On 4/28/2015 9:13 AM, Trevor Spence wrote: Dear Charles As promised, please see memories of your Father. I became Programme Secretary at Kingston YMCA in 1974 when Karl Dalhouse was General Secretary. Karl was also Registrar at Little Theatre. During that time and Karl’s tragic death in a motor vehicle accident, your Dad did some […]

With the focus of the Foundation being the total development of the youths attending Boys’ Town All Age School, the Straight Talk session held on March 6, 2015 highlighted the importance of taking responsibility for their daily deportment.  Specific emphasis was placed on personal hygiene areas, including the face, hair, body, clothes, hands, feet and […]

Another birthday….. Another special day to miss your continuous contributions to our country.  We love you Mr. Hyatt a.k.a “Grandpa/Pops”…. Rest assured that your work was not in vain.

  The students at Boys Town All Age School were treated during Reggae Month this year with a visit from recording artist Kabaka Pyramid.  Kabaka spoke about his journey as an artist and how the philosophy of Rastafari has enhanced his life.  He expressed the importance of things like reading, studying, and yearning to know […]

On January 13th the Little Little theatre was packed to capacity with supporters of the Charles Hyatt Foundations benefit performance of Badil Dawkins’ new sensational play, “Divorce Papers”.  The play stared Oliver Samuels featuring Barbara McCalla / Ruth Ho Shing , Maylynne Lowe and Dennis Titus. The benefit was to raise money to purchase dictionaries […]