Phase 1 - Early Recovery

Objective: To raise and collect funds for disaster relief and recovery support in Jamaica
Duration: Three (3) weeks 
Target: USD $10,000.00- The account will remain open to receive funds until December 1, 2025. 

Roll Out Activities

• Conduct a series of fundraisers and donation drives coordinated by the Relief Committee.
• All monetary donations shall be deposited into a centralized Red Cross account designated for this initiative.
• At the conclusion of the three-week fundraising period, the total funds collected shall be publicly announced.
• The collected funds shall be distributed to the following organizations and agencies:
• The Jamaica Red Cross 
• The Rotaract Club of Jamaica
• The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in Jamaica
• The Government of Jamaica

Phase 2 – (In-Kind Contributions)

Objective: To coordinate the collection, storage, and shipment of relief items to Jamaica.

Phase 1 & 2 Will Run Concurrently

To Date: Approximately 200lbs of Non-Food Items (NFIs) have been collected

All collection, packing, and shipment activities will be managed under the supervision of the Anguilla Red Cross and members of the Coordination Committee.

1. The Anguilla Red Cross will contribute tarpaulins, buckets, and shelter kits as part of the in-kind donation effort. Shipment of these items is scheduled for the end of November 2025.
2. ADRA will receive donations at these times starting Monday November 10th,2025:
   • 8:00 am -9:00am
   • 12:00pm-1:00pm
   • 4:30pm - 5:30pm 
   • Drop off location at Seventh Day Adventist Office Ground Floor Mason Complex, Stoney Ground.
3. Shipment and Relief Items
   • 1. Procedures and guidelines for individuals wishing to send personal items will be published on the Government of Anguilla’s official website.
   • 2. Container space allocation will be determined and assigned based on the types and priority of relief items, as identified by the Coordination Committee.

Phase 3 (Procurement and Distribution Support)

Objective: To utilize additional funds raised for the targeted purchase and shipment of essential items.

• Additional funding will be used to purchase items in Miami from funds raised by the Coordination committee.
•  Civil Society will lead to coordinating and shipping items for individual family members. They will be guided by Jamaica’s procedures.
• Containers will include two to three specific categories of essential items, selected according to the needs list provided by the Jamaica Association.
• The Coordination Committee will be responsible for overseeing procurement, shipping logistics, and confirmation of receipt and distribution in Jamaica.