Hurricane Melissa shattered records and devastated Jamaica, destroying over 12,000 homes, displacing families, and crippling essential infrastructure. Nearly half the country’s water systems were damaged, leaving most citizens without power, and more than 284,000 children are now in urgent need of educational support. As Jamaican Americans, we are deeply connected to this tragedy and understand firsthand the importance of stable homes and thriving communities—our shared heritage fuels our commitment to help those most affected.

In response, we’ve joined forces with the BREDS Foundation, a trusted grassroots organization based in Treasure Beach that has spent decades advancing healthcare, education, and community development across Jamaica. BREDS has been at the forefront of disaster relief, raising over $400,000 during Hurricane Beryl to provide immediate access to water for 3,000 citizens and deliver more than 5,000 care packages. Their continued efforts include supplying generators and rebuilding critical infrastructure to ensure long-term recovery and resilience.

Alongside BREDS, we partner with like-minded organizations and individuals worldwide—spanning industries, cultures, and communities—who share our vision to Rebuild Jamaica Now.