JWOF Makes a Difference: 100 Backpacks Donated to Underserved Communities

Left to right: Nerissa Street (JWOF Member),Noya Hastings-Ritchie (JWOF Secretary), James Frye, Assistant Principal, Pete Kennedy, JMOF President, Aisha Rainford, JWOF President, Shinita Beavers, Principal, Jessica Temple, Assistant Principal, Michelle Williamson, VP JWOF

Jamaican Women of Florida (JWOF) is thrilled to announce the donation of 100 backpacks filled with essential school supplies to underserved communities in South Florida. As part of this year’s annual Back-to-School Drive, JWOF partnered with the Jamaican Men of Florida (JMOF) to donate backpacks to needy students at Walker Elementary School. The donation took place on August 21st.

This year’s initiative is a powerful testament to JWOF’s unwavering commitment to supporting education and empowering young minds. By providing these essential tools, JWOF is not just equipping students with the resources they need to succeed academically, but also inspiring hope for a brighter future.

JWOF firmly believes that education is the cornerstone of a brighter future. Through their Back-to-School Drive, they strive to alleviate the financial burden on families and also ensure that every child has the opportunity to start the school year on a positive note, fostering a sense of optimism and encouragement.

This year’s donation to Walker Elementary School is a testament to JWOF’s dedication to making a tangible impact on the community. By working together, they hope to inspire and uplift the lives of these young students.