Caribbean National Weekly

Issa Trust Foundation extends lifesaving support to children for Thanksgiving

By CNW Reporter··1 min read
Issa Trust Foundation extends lifesaving support to children for Thanksgiving
Key Points(5)
  • Dedicated to improving the well-being and development of Jamaicans, the Foundation’s mission encompasses health promotion, education, community health improvement, and other vital services.
  • As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Foundation relies on tax-deductible donations to sustain and expand its impactful programs.
  • Among its recent achievements is the construction of the Mary Issa Health Center in St.
  • Ann, a facility designed to enhance access to quality health care.
  • The Foundation has also extended support to staff at Couples Resorts impacted by Hurricane Beryl and conducted its <em>Vision Mission</em> in collaboration with the Michigan Lions Group.




This Thanksgiving, the Issa Trust Foundation is embracing the theme “Give Thanks, Give Back” by renewing its commitment to assisting Jamaica’s children through lifesaving health care, essential school supplies, and critical education initiatives.

Dedicated to improving the well-being and development of Jamaicans, the Foundation’s mission encompasses health promotion, education, community health improvement, and other vital services.

As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Foundation relies on tax-deductible donations to sustain and expand its impactful programs.

Among its recent achievements is the construction of the Mary Issa Health Center in St. Ann, a facility designed to enhance access to quality health care. The Foundation has also extended support to staff at Couples Resorts impacted by Hurricane Beryl and conducted its Vision Mission in collaboration with the Michigan Lions Group. This initiative provided free vision screenings and eyeglasses to children in Westmoreland.

By continuing its efforts, the Issa Trust Foundation remains a cornerstone of support for the people of Jamaica, embodying the true spirit of Thanksgiving through acts of generosity and care.




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