Since Hurricane Melissa, the JN Foundation has executed outreach programs in the hardest-hit communities.
We invite you to support our efforts by donating to the I Support Jamaica Fund.
Every dollar donated to the I Support Jamaica Fund is directed to those who need it most, with full transparency on how funds are used.
Rebuilding and supporting early childhood institutions so Jamaica's youngest learners return to safe, nurturing spaces.
Supporting homes for the elderly, persons with disabilities, and at-risk groups severely impacted by the hurricane.
Equipping first responders and community groups in the worst-affected areas to continue their essential work.
To be considered, beneficiaries must meet at least two of the following conditions.
Experienced significant loss or damage to infrastructure
Established early childhood institution
Elderly, disabled, or otherwise vulnerable individuals severely impacted
Groups or entities serving vulnerable or at-risk populations
First responders
A dedicated special-purpose committee was established to consider all applications and nominations.
The JN Circle is a network of JN members who collaborate with the JN Foundation to create positive change in their communities. Chapters submitted nominations endorsed by at least 60% of membership.
Those whose recovery would have the greatest impact, and whose needs were positively verified, were chosen.
These institutions and groups have received cash and other resources through donations to the I Support Jamaica Fund.
The map below shows the location of persons, groups and institutions who were nominated by JN Circle for grants to assist with their recovery.
Since November 2025, the JN Foundation has executed more than 20 community outreach missions, delivering medical care, relief packages and restoration support. These missions have reached and served more than 1,100 patients, delivered some 2,500 care packages and emergency supplies.
Read how your donations are reaching schools, shelters and families across Jamaica — in reports from the field and coverage of the iSupportJamaica Fund at work.
Investing in early childhood education is one of the most powerful ways to shape Jamaica's future. The recent JN Foundation–UWI Mona colloquium, grounded in the legacy of Dudley Grant, reaffirmed that strong early learning systems are essential to national development.
Your support to the JN Foundation helps rebuild and strengthen this critical sector — restoring learning spaces, supporting educators, and ensuring that every child has a fair start.
From August 15 to December 1, 2026, all donations will go to building capacity of early childhood institutions.
We are grateful for the generosity of Jamaicans and friends of Jamaica who gave of personal resources and talent to help our country to recover.
We extend special commendations to the following donors for the cash and other donations to the I Support Jamaica Fund and JN Foundation relief efforts:
Hosted November 17, 2026 in London, England, produced by Portia Clarke founded Aisle Forty Four Ltd, Fiona Ramsay and Rampage Sound.
Proceeds donated £20,383.86Held on November 16, 2025 in London by Lloyd Allen’s Soul Session and supported by White Yardie.
Part proceeds donated £7,485.00Distribution of supplies to hundreds of residents of Parottee and surrounding communities. This effort was complimented by JN Foundation which provided ground transportation and medical services.
In Jamaica’s time of greatest need, these extraordinary donors answered the call with compassion, patriotism and purpose. Through active advocacy, they converted their talents into meaningful support for our nation’s recovery, and demonstrated that love of country is not only expressed in words, but through a willingness to share responsibility for rebuilding lives and communities.— JN Foundation
We honour their generosity and commitment to helping Jamaica to build back better.
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