JAYJ Foundation is a 501(C)(3) tax-exempt organization whose mission is to promote, aid, and advocate for better and greater access to health care and healthy living services, education, and the overall well-being of women and children in the United States and in Haiti.
JAYJ Foundation is pleased to partner with South Florida's premier Children's Hospitals (University of Miami Sickle Cell Center, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital and Palm Beach Children Hospital) to provide Well Care Kits to Sickle Cell Disease Warriors while in the hospitals and/or getting their required medical check-ups. We also provide translation services, and transportation assistance and much more.
JAYJ Foundation 2020 Trailblazer Award recipient, Bob Downey, DLM (ASCP) SLS with JAYJ Foundation President, Valentine Joseph.
JAYJ Foundation teamed up with Ms. Peggy Martin and Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach County to bring Holiday cheers to the families affected by Hurricane Dorian
JAYJ Foundation 2019 Trailblazer Award recipient, Dr. Ofelia Alvarez with JAYJ Foundation Secretary, Marie Avignon and JAYJ President, Valentine Joseph.
On December 29, 2018, JAYJ Foundation provided over 400+ meals, and school supplies as well as toys to school children. We also distributed over 250 care kits to women and served an additional 200 residents in St. Louis du Sud, Haiti.
We are already planning for first ever medical mission this coming December which will be the biggest ever. STAY TUNED.
Click on the link below to view our 2018 Mission Video!
In December 24, 2017, JAYJ Foundation provided over 300+ meals, backpacks and school supplies as well as toys to the area children. We also distributed over 200 kits and served an additional 125 residents of St. Louis du Sud, Haiti.
In October 2016, Hurricane Matthew ravaged the Southern Region of Haiti, including St. Louis du Sud, our Founder's parents hometown, killing hundreds of people and leaving thousands more homeless and in disarray. JAYJ Foundation traveled to Haiti with a volunteer team and provided some much needed relief to the area affected residents.