I'm the father of a volunteer serving in St. Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica—one of the areas hardest hit by Hurricane Melissa. Known as the breadbasket of Jamaica, St. Elizabeth supplies nearly 20% of the island's food.

The storm devastated this community. Crops were destroyed, farms flooded, and families who depend on the land are starting from scratch.

We're raising funds to help farmers replant, rebuild essential structures, and restore the agricultural community so many rely on. 100% of donations will directly support local recovery efforts to return St. Elizabeth to the thriving, resilient parish it has always been.

How funds will be used:

I'm organizing this fundraiser as a coordinator after my son, a volunteer in the parish, made me aware of the urgent needs. No funds will be used for personal benefit. Every dollar will be transferred to Bull Savannah Benevolent Society, a farming group of 70+ members to rebuild crops, repair structures, and restore livelihoods.

I will provide full transparency on fund distribution.

Every little bit helps—every dollar is appreciated. Thank you for helping Jamaica rebuild. Your support means more than you know.