We do not arrive with a plan, we arrive with a question
Before we deliver anything, we ask the people who see the children every day what is actually missing. Principals, teachers, community leaders and parents know which students come to school without lunch, which families lost a roof, which child is about to miss graduation. That information cannot be gathered from an office in the United States.
Partnerships are documented. We sign a memorandum of understanding with each partner school, keep distribution logs, and photograph deliveries with consent, so both sides have a record and our funders can verify the work.
Who we work with
Chatsworth Primary and Infant School, Maroon Town, St. James. Two missions so far. In May 2026 we ran a food distribution for 50 students and their families as part of Hurricane Melissa recovery and covered graduation fees for seven students. On September 7, 2026 we returned with back to school supplies. Both missions were carried out alongside the school's principal, teachers and staff.
Giddy Hall Primary and Infant School, Giddy Hall, St. Elizabeth. Part of the September 7, 2026 back to school giveaway, which reached more than 150 students across both schools. Giddy Hall has since merged with Middle Quarters All Age School in Middle Quarters, St. Elizabeth.
Prospect Community Church, Prospect, Trelawny. Received a barrel of clothing in July 2026 for distribution within the Prospect community.
Mount Salem, Montego Bay, St. James. Community food and clothing distribution in July 2026 serving more than 100 families.
For school leaders
If you lead a school in an underserved community and your students need food support, supplies or graduation assistance, contact us directly. We will ask what you need, tell you honestly what we can cover, and show up when we say we will.