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Trusted beneficiaries for the good will of many.

Individual fundraising efforts consistently entrust the Rockhouse Foundation with the responsible distribution of aid, through an embedded community network of students, teachers, guests and donors in Western Jamaica.

Run one of your own

Raising money for Jamaica? Start here.

The Rockhouse Foundation creates a platform for anyone who wants to give: wedding registry donations, birthday registries, cycling sponsorship, teen technology turn downs - if you have fundraising ideas, we can facilitate. Tell us what you are planning and we will help you set it up, account for it, and show you exactly where it landed.

Hurricane Melissa

When others raised, we delivered.

Melissa made landfall less than ten miles from the Sav Inclusive campus. Roofs came off, classrooms flooded, and therapy rooms and learning materials were destroyed. Almost USD$600,000 has been raised for school and community rebuilding, much of it by people who ran their own appeals and chose the Foundation to carry the money the last mile.

Vybz Kartel in the OVO Jamaica hoodie, the cover of the Instagram post
OVO x Vybz Kartel. on Instagram (opens in a new tab)

Merch drop

OVO x Vybz Kartel.

OVO and Vybz Kartel released a limited edition merchandise drop for Hurricane Melissa relief and named the Rockhouse Foundation as its beneficiary. A portion of every sale was donated to the Rockhouse Foundation’s Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund, raising nearly $40,000 USD to support relief and rebuilding initiatives across Western Jamaica. The campaign united OVO’s global platform with Jamaica’s spirit of resilience — channeling the reach of culture into direct, community-level impact.

A frame from the Rockhouse reel on Instagram: the villas on the cliffs, captioned “Rockhouse calls itself a responsible hotel”
The Hurricane Recovery Fund. on Instagram (opens in a new tab)

Other relief initiatives

The Hurricane Recovery Fund.

Other fundraisers, large and small, route their Hurricane Melissa proceeds through the Foundation’s Hurricane Recovery Fund.

The fund rebuilds the Sav Inclusive School and provides emergency cash relief to the students, families and teachers hit hardest. The school reopened before many others in the parish.

Two cyclists leaping from a jetty into the sea at West End Negril on day four of the Bike Jamaica ride, from the ride's Instagram
Bike Jamaica turns cycling into support. on Instagram (opens in a new tab)

Other relief initiatives

Bike Jamaica turns cycling into support.

From September 3 to 6, cyclists will take on a four-day, 450-mile journey around the island, traveling from Negril to Ocho Rios, Kingston and Treasure Beach before returning to Negril, to raise awareness and funds for communities still rebuilding after the storm.

100% of funds raised by Bike Jamaica will benefit the Rockhouse Foundation and our ongoing Hurricane Melissa recovery efforts, including rebuilding at Sav Inclusive and supporting students, teachers and families whose lives were impacted by the hurricane.

An aerial view of a house at Pullet Lane, Westmoreland, its roof torn off by Hurricane Melissa, with a man standing among the debris
WalkGood Foundation. on Instagram (opens in a new tab)

Other relief initiatives

WalkGood Foundation.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the WalkGood Foundation stood with the Rockhouse Foundation and the communities we serve through a generous US$10,000 donation to support our hurricane recovery efforts in Western Jamaica.

Their support helped us move beyond immediate relief toward the longer work of rebuilding, restoring and strengthening the communities at the heart of the Rockhouse Foundation’s mission.

Everything raised lands in the same place.

A relief fund, a merch drop, a children’s book or a straight donation: all of it lands in Western Jamaica, where the Foundation has been at work for more than twenty years.

100% of your donation reaches the projects. Our overheads are underwritten by Rockhouse, Skylark and Miss Lily’s.

The cover of Henry the Rockhouse Pelican by Alison Morris Roslyn, illustrated by Rachel Moss

A children’s book

Henry the Rockhouse Pelican.

Henry the Rockhouse Pelican was written by journalist Alison Morris Roslyn and illustrated by Rachel Moss, and it was inspired by a real pelican rescue at Rockhouse Hotel. It is a story about family, friends and overcoming your fears.

The book launched at the Sav Inclusive School, where Alison read to the children in groups and every child at the school went home with a copy.

It is on sale on Amazon and in the hotels, and all proceeds benefit the Foundation.