The resolution designates October 12 of each year as Jump4Jerry Day in New Jersey to honor the memory of Jeremiah Prince Bee Grant, affectionately known as Jerry. Jerry was a remarkable young athlete and community advocate who tragically lost his life at the age of 8 in a car accident in October 2017. He was a champion Double Dutch jumper, recognized for his exceptional skills and achievements, including a notable performance on the Jimmy Fallon TV show. Jerry's contributions to his community were significant; he engaged in various service projects and encouraged youth and families to embrace fitness and teamwork through the sport of Double Dutch.

Jump4Jerry, a nonprofit organization established in his memory, aims to continue Jerry's legacy by empowering children from diverse backgrounds to develop life skills, confidence, and leadership qualities. The resolution calls for the Governor to issue an annual proclamation encouraging citizens and officials to observe Jump4Jerry Day with appropriate activities and programs, ensuring that Jerry's spirit of community service and athleticism is remembered and celebrated each year.