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Operation CARE is a program with the initiative of helping support students and athletes — who are at-risk of becoming an unproductive member of the community. Funding this initiative will allow our company the opportunity to make the biggest impact possible for our Academy kids.

We have developed a formula to develop our kids holistically and not just in their respective sports.

Our members are willing to volunteer time, help with marketing initiatives, and share the impact of our sponsors and donors.

Operation CARE

We are currently looking for sponsors and donors and help with academy expenses and memberships for less fortunate kids. If you are interested in helping us “clean the streets” — please contact us at draftprep@gmail.com.

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A young man with short hair wearing a white t-shirt and a necklace, standing outdoors during daytime with a background of green trees, with text overlay about Cameron Hayes receiving his first division offer.
A young man and woman appear to be participating in a track and field event outdoors, with trees and a race track in the background. The woman is wearing a black athletic tank top and gloves, and the man is in a white athletic shirt with a headset around his neck. There is a red logo "DPA" in the top left corner, and bold text at the bottom states, "HAYES IS A FREAK ATHLETE. STANDING AT 6'3, 215 POUNDS."

Malachi Hayes Scholarship

Malachi Hayes was an outstanding student-athlete whose life was derailed after a career-altering injury. After being inactive from basketball and college for a year — Malachi was gunned down in the late night.

Malachi is the older brother of this year’s scholarship recipient— Cameron Hayes.

“Our mission is to help these kids stay moving in the right direction and allow them to be who God called them to be.”

  • Coach Malik Boynton

Cameron wasted no time taking advantage of his opportunity — earning his first college offer from Lamar University in June.

Black and white photo of a young man with short textured hair, looking downward with a thoughtful expression, sweat on his face, in a gym or training environment. A motivational quote overlays the image: "This is only the beginning. The first offer is a blessing but it’s not the finish line."