14,814
Individuals served in 2025
16
Strategic partnerships
J$171M
Invested across the island
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Partnership
Foundation Innovation Challenge opens with the EFJ
Open to community groups islandwide with a workable idea on energy, water or waste.
STEM Education
J$500,000 donation to Christel House Jamaica
Supporting the IDEA Lab’s next intake of students.
Volunteerism
A JPS engineer returns to Brown’s Town
Roald goes back to his alma mater to talk to students about the route into engineering.
Inspiring hearts,
impacting lives
The JPS Foundation (JPSF) was developed as the philanthropic arm of the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) in 2012. We are central to the expansion of our parent company’s corporate social responsibility and sustainability efforts. To achieve this, we have undertaken initiatives spanning several areas of national development, including community renewal, education and environmental impact.
2016 was a defining year for us: we were recognised as a charity. Following this we underwent an organisational shift, which included our establishment as a distinct entity in 2023.
Since embarking on our strategic plan, our present focal points are Climate Resilience, Community Empowerment, and STEM Education. These all fall under our broad theme of Building Thriving Communities.
To advance these goals, we liaise with individuals and groups of like vision. Our partners include volunteers, public and private sector organisations, and international entities. We look forward to a future where we, along with our partners, consistently promote sustainable nation-building.
Our three pillars
Two minutes on how the work fits together.
Where we focus
Each focus area has its own page: the work we funded in 2025, who we support and how to apply.
Climate Resilience
Over J$48.5 million invested in conserving our natural environment and boosting sustainable habits, with 64 students directly impacted.
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Community Empowerment
8,703 individuals aided and over J$82 million invested in projects that empowered homes and families to expand and rebuild.
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STEM Education
6,047 individuals equipped to broaden their academic horizons, through over J$30.6 million in programmes.
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For support on work related to climate resilience, community empowerment or STEM education, submit a request through the Foundation’s online form.