Implemented the Thatch Walk Hot Pepper Project, which holds the promise of transforming other farming communities.

Shipped 27 containers of essential goods and nonperishable food to Jamaica, including clothing, medical and assorted canned food.

Built, repaired or expanded eight schools.

Implemented three income-generating projects, including one beekeeping enterprise and two harvesting enterprises.

Shipped 485 tractor-trailer loads of aid to Jamaica.

Built, repaired, or expanded seven schools

Built 285 homes

Distributed $34,781,512 in aid

Helped 139 students attend school through an annual grant program, which provides funding for school fees and books for students from pre-kindergarten to college and provided scholarships to help two students attend medical school.

Provided equipment for 31 beekeepers, bringing the total to almost 360 beekeepers participating in an income-generating project that allows farmers to harvest quality honey.

Embarked on a new income-generating agricultural program to help farmers improve the quality and quantity of their yields. The program provides all equipment and supplies to establish a ½-acre farm and includes a rainwater harvesting, storage and drip irrigation system to assist farmers in providing water in the drier periods.

Completed a project to provide chickens and fresh vegetables to the Jamaica National Children’s Home

FFTP-Jamaica responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by bringing food and hygiene packages to the neediest families on the island.

FFTP-Jamaica partnered with UNICEF to improve water, sanitization, and hygiene in 19 schools located in high-risk COVID-19 parishes.

A special distribution took place in December, with the entire FFTP Jamaica team fanning out across the island to deliver food packages to marginalized individuals in communities in celebration of Christmas.

Established the Muirton Boy’s Home and West Haven Children’s Home Water Projects, which include water storage, a rainwater-catchment system and a water purification system that provides an additional 6,000 gallons of water storage capacity for each facility.

Established the Summerfield Child Care Agriculture Project, which includes crop production and an egg-laying hen coop.

Established the Summerfield Child Care Agriculture Project, which includes crop production and an egg-laying hen coop.

Initiated a program that aids individuals in need of funding for medical procedures or equipment critical to save lives or improve quality of life.

Shipped 35 tractor-trailer loads of medicines, medical equipment and other medical supplies to clinics and hospitals across the island. Durable medical equipment, such as walkers and wheelchairs, also are provided to needy recipients.

Provided broiler and layer-hen coops to the Strathmore Gardens Children’s Home.