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SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL

Legacy Better Days, alongside the board members, is proud to partner with the Seaforth High School Alumni Association to support Seaforth High School in St. Thomas. With approximately 1,040 students, Seaforth High plays a vital role in shaping the future of the community.

We are committed to helping enhance the learning environment for both teachers and students. Our goal is to raise support for individuals or companies who are willing to sponsor a student or adopt a classroom. By doing so, we can help create a better educational experience that stimulates growth and raises the standard of education in the community.

How You Can Help:

Sponsor a Student: Provide the resources needed to help a student succeed.
Adopt a Classroom: Support the classroom environment to ensure teachers and students have the tools they need to thrive.
Make a Donation: Every contribution helps improve the educational standards for the entire school.

Connect with us today to learn more or to make a difference. Together, we can support Seaforth High School and help foster a brighter future for the next generation.

Sponsor A Child or A Classroom

WOMEN WHO WIN EVENT

The Women Who Win event, an annual gathering sponsored by Sharon Nelson, provided Legacy Better Days with a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness about our mission and the work we do. This event served as a powerful platform for us to connect with others, collaborate with inspiring women, and share our vision for a better future.

Not only did the event help expand our network, but it also motivated others to join us in fulfilling our mission of giving back and making a positive impact in our communities. It was an inspiring day that reinforced the strength of women coming together to create meaningful change.

Wheelchair donation FontHill Jamaica

Community Service in Fonthill, Jamaica:Legacy Better Days had the privilege of working with a remarkable woman named Marcia, known as Mitsy, from Fonthill, St. Thomas, Jamaica. Mitsy is a dedicated community member who always strives to give back to those in need.

She brought to our attention the story of a 94-year-old blind senior who loves spending time outdoors on his porch but faced significant mobility challenges. Walking had become difficult for him, and his family struggled to assist him.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to provide a wheelchair, easing the family’s burden. This simple but powerful gesture allowed the senior to move around more freely and, most importantly, enjoy the fresh air and peaceful moments on his porch.

Food Donation Senior/Disabled Residents

For the holidays, Legacy Better Days partnered with an organization in New Jersey to collect food items and fresh produce. Thanks to the generous support from DCVYP and Fresh Hello, our board members gathered and delivered these donations to a senior building in Harlem.

The unexpected delivery brought smiles and gratitude to the tenants, who were incredibly thankful for the support during the holiday season. It’s moments like these that remind us of the importance of giving back and coming together to support our communities.

Giving Back to Ghana

In the past, Legacy Better Days had the privilege of donating to an orphanage in the eastern region of Ghana. A heartfelt thank you to our family and friends for making this possible. Thanks to their support, we were able to provide clothes, shoes, toys, and other essential items to those in need.

Our contributions helped bring comfort and joy to the children and individuals at the orphanage, reminding us of the power of community and generosity.

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