Bluefields Organic Farm

10/12/2025

🚨 GIVE THANKS FOR LIFE — KINDLE PREORDERS NOW OPEN! 🚨

When Hurricane Melissa hit, many of you stood with me through those raw moments —
the destruction…
the silence after the storm…
and the resilience that rose from the rubble.

Right there in the chaos, I made a promise:
I would write a book to document the journey, the lessons, and the hidden blessings.

Today, I’m humbled to say… that book is finally here.
The Kindle version of Give Thanks for Life: How I Survived Hurricane Melissa is officially open for PREORDER.

This is more than a story —
it’s a testimony of survival, gratitude, and the strength God gives us when life pushes us to the edge.

✨ HERE’S YOUR CHALLENGE:
💡 Preorder your Kindle copy TODAY
💡 Screenshot your confirmation
💡 Post it in the comments or DM it
💡 You’ll be entered to WIN a signed paperback copy

📅 Release Date: February 28th, 2026
🔗 Preorder now: https://a.co/d/dlT6LAO

QUESTION:
What is ONE lesson Hurricane Melissa (or any major challenge in your life) taught you about resilience?

Please share and spread the word

10/12/2025

🚨 GIVE THANKS FOR LIFE — KINDLE PREORDERS NOW OPEN! 🚨

When Hurricane Melissa hit, many of you stood with me as we shared those raw, real moments of survival; the destruction, the silence afterward, and the resilience that rose from the rubble. In the midst of it all, I made a promise: I would write a book to document the journey, the lessons, and the blessings hidden in the chaos.

Today, I am humbled to say… that book is finally here.
The Kindle version of Give Thanks for Life: 'How I Survived Hurricane Melissa' is now available for preorder.

This book is more than a story. It is a testimony of survival, gratitude, and the strength that shows up when life pushes us to the limits.

Here’s your challenge:
💡Preorder your Kindle copy TODAY
💡Screenshot your confirmation
💡Post it in the comments or send via DM
💡You’ll be entered to WIN a signed paperback.

Released date : February 28th, 2026
🔗 Preorder your Kindle copy now: https://a.co/d/dlT6LAO

QUESTION:
What is ONE lesson Hurricane Melissa (or any major challenge in your life) taught you about resilience?

Please share (spread the word). Thanks

When Hurricane Melissa—one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the Atlantic—devastated Westmoreland, Jamaica, darkness covered the parish. Yet within two hours, one man stood as a beacon of light, sharing with the world what had unfolded in his beloved community. is a gripping story of...

08/12/2025

Six weeks after Hurricane Melissa…
Bluefields is rising again.

From the mountain to the lowlands and across the bay, you can see the progress: roofs repaired, farms reopening, families rebuilding. However, there is still a long road ahead and a great deal of work left to be done.

Every step forward is a reminder of our resilience as a community. Together, we will rebuild stronger than before.

08/12/2025

With JPS still down and our two main Internet service providers unreliable, Bluefields Organic Farm remains one of the few places where families can consistently connect.

Thanks to Starlink and our restored solar panels, we’re offering:
✔️ Free Wi-Fi (extended coverage)
✔️ An opportunity for students and families to stay connected

We invite everyone, especially students (many still unable to return to school) to use this access to continue their learning during this recovery period.

We are also pleased to share that we’re now 68% toward our USD $5,500 goal to fully restore the solar system that powers this connectivity. Every contribution helps.
👉 fundrazr.com/keithinjamaica

06/12/2025

Rebuilding With Purpose!!

06/12/2025

Recovery is a team effort!

We are truly grateful for the incredible support from the JOAM/JENESYS & SOURCE FARM CDI Hurricane Melissa Response & Regeneration Hub.

Their dedication, hard work, and along with your partnership continue to uplift our spirit and strengthen our mission.

🌟 Success to Date
1️⃣ Solar Power Restored
New solar panels installed — now serving the farm, the community, and volunteers doing mission work.
2️⃣ Fallen Trees Processed
Trees that couldn’t be saved were cut and sorted — small pieces for mulching, larger trunks prepared for charcoal production.
3️⃣ 80% Tree Restoration Complete
Most of our surviving fallen trees are now standing tall again, ready to continue their service.
4️⃣ 60+ New Fruit Trees Planted
Including 45 bananas, rebuilding our long-term food security and farm regeneration.
5️⃣ Major Debris Clean-Up Completed
Clearing the way for rebuilding, planting, and new growth.

🛠️ What’s Next (Our Wish List)
To fully restore the farm, we still need support to complete:

🔹 Final stages of general farm clean-up
🔹 Repairing perimeter fencing
🔹 Replacing 6 directional business signs lost in the hurricane
🔹 Reconstructing the compost house
🔹 Restoring the material shed
🔹 Replacing some of our unusual and rare plants lost during the storm, important pieces of our biodiversity that made this farm unique

🤝 How You Can Help
We welcome support in any form; in-kind assistance, skilled labour, or financial contributions.
Every act of generosity brings us one step closer to full recovery

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Since Category 5 Hurricane Melissa struck on October 28, relief and recovery missions have been unfolding across western Jamaica, the area hardest-hit region. Local residents, government agencies, NGOs and overseas organisations have been...

03/12/2025

Five weeks after Hurricane Melissa, the land is already showing signs of healing. Our callaloo plants, planted right after the storm are now full, vibrant, and ready to harvest.

This is a simple ste but a powerful move toward food security for families rebuilding their lives.

What fast-growing crop should others affected by the hurricane be encouraged to start with?

Please share this post plus your ideas, you might inspire someone’s next meal.

We cannot do it alone. Join the movement:
👉 fundrazr.com/keithinjamaica

02/12/2025

Community After the Storm: What We Witnessed Today

Sandra and I visited 14 elderly and physically challenged residents across Blue Hole, Cotta Tree, and Blacks Bay.
It was humbling, eye-opening, and deeply emotional.

We met people we’ve known for years—still smiling, still welcoming, yet living in conditions no one should endure.

💡A blind woman sheltering two elders while her own roof leaks
💡A blind man anxious about returning borrowed zinc and plywood
💡Four adults who lost everything now sharing one damaged home offered by a generous neighbour

Their resilience is powerful. Their needs are urgent. Let’s stand with them.

👉 Support the mission: fundrazr.com/keithinjamaica

💬 Drop a word of encouragement below. It means more than you know.
🔁 Share to spread awareness.

Together: one step, one home, one heart at a time.

02/12/2025

Today we pause our work at the farm for something equally important, standing with the Bluefields Villa Foundation to reach out to some of our most precious yet vulnerable community members.

These are the quiet heroes of our community… the elderly, the disabled, and those who simply cannot push to the front when supplies are being shared. Too often they are forgotten, but not today.

Today, we come to them with respect, kindness, and support because true recovery isn’t measured only in rebuilt farms or restored systems. it’s measured in how we care for one another when it matters most.

Together, we rise. Together, we heal.

Join the movement:
👉 fundrazr.com/keithinjamaica