A tradition of care
building community, enhancing equality, helping people since 1970
Our beliefs
We believe that by improving education outcomes, other social benefits will follow, including those related to population health and crime. The work begins with improving the foundation for education on the island, clarifying curricular outcomes, supporting literacy programs, and improving graduation rates. We also work hand-in-hand with existing programs, at the direction of local leaders, including school lunch programs, and in the procurement of medical supplies and equipment.
How you can help
Donate online
Giving online has never been more secure, convenient or hassle-free with our one-click donation. To access our online donation form, click here.
Volunteer
You can get involved today by becoming a Volunteer. Teach, mentor, help, and make positive change in the lives of children. To join our mailing list, click here.
Give
We also do accept standard cash and check donations. Your gift will help equip schools with resources and training, and in offering the promise of a brighter future. For contact details, click here.
Recent posts
- There’s power in partnershipBy Glen Herbert There was a social post recently that caught my eye. It’s the image of Simon Bluteau of United Fitness with members of the Threadworks team. Simon had offered a special rate to Threadworks, so they’ve all been going there and working out together. How great is that? It’s a small thing maybe,Continue reading “There’s power in partnership”
- “You need to see this”The work of Jack and Mariana Dee at the Paget Farm Dental Health Clinic. by Glen Herbert On the mornings that the Paget Farm Dental Clinic is operating, the clients line up in the hallway between the clinic and the police office in the Paget Farm community building. They are there early, in part because JackContinue reading ““You need to see this””
- We’ve done a lot, and with your help, we can do moreAt a recent meeting of our board of directors, we reflected on some of the students and families we’ve helped over the years. Rhea Simmons doing a degree in Environmental Studies, Kadeem Hazell completing a degree in aeronautical engineering, Kaymarie Daniel is pursuing a degree in fashion design. All those students, and indeed hundreds ofContinue reading “We’ve done a lot, and with your help, we can do more”
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