Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica with devastating force, destroying homes, farms, and livelihoods. In St. Elizabeth Parish, known as Jamaica’s breadbasket, Farmer Bwoy Farms suffered catastrophic losses—greenhouses collapsed, irrigation systems were ruined, and harvest-ready crops were wiped out.

Farmer Bwoy Farms was just getting launched as a pillar of food security and employment in our community. Now, we urgently need your help to recover and rebuild.

The Challenge

• Infrastructure destroyed: Greenhouses, irrigation, and storage facilities.

• Crops lost: Entire harvest wiped out, threatening food supply for families.

• Workers displaced: Dozens of local employees face unemployment without recovery.

Funding Goal

We are seeking $20,000 USD to restore operations on our 40 acres farm and protect livelihoods.

Breakdown of funds:

• $8,000 – Rebuild greenhouses and irrigation systems.

• $5,000 – Replant crops and purchase seeds.

• $4,000 – Repair storage and farm infrastructure.

• $3,000 – Emergency stipends for displaced workers.

Impact

Your support will:

• Restore food production to feed 1,000+ families.

• Sustain jobs for 25+ local workers.

• Strengthen Jamaica’s resilience against future storms.

• Provide transparent updates with photos, videos, and financial summaries.

Call to Action

“Hurricane Melissa has left Jamaica reeling. Farmer Bwoy Farms is fighting to recover and continue feeding our communities. Every dollar brings us closer to rebuilding food systems and restoring hope. Join us in raising $200,000 USD for recovery—your support ensures Jamaica’s breadbasket continues to thrive.”