Nonprofit camp enhances basketball opportunities in Jamaica with Deandre Ayton's support
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 7:36 PM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026
The PMBL Youth Basketball Camp in Treasure Beach, Jamaica, is transforming basketball for local youth. Founded by a group of U.S. citizens in 2013, it has expanded significantly and now aids over 1,500 children annually by providing athletic gear and educational supplies. Recently, the camp partnered with the Ayton Family Foundation, led by NBA player Deandre Ayton, to support Hurricane Melissa recovery efforts and promote resilience among campers. Ayton's family ties to Jamaica enhance the program's community impact.
- •PMBL camp supports over 1,500 children annually with supplies.
- •Deandre Ayton's foundation collaborates on community programs.
- •Camp emphasizes resilience amid recent hurricane challenges.
- •Origins trace back to 2013 with four friends and a local hotelier.
- •Camp has grown from 35 to 225 participants in one week.
- 7:36 PMYahoo Sports — One Team, One Dream: How a nonprofit is transforming basketball in Jamaica with help from NBA star Deandre Ayton
"A nonprofit is using basketball to create opportunities, develop young talent and help grow the game across Jamaica.
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