In its simplest form, to inspire is defined as the action or power of moving intellect or emotions.
We, the Sandals Foundation, believe that the action of inspiring hope is a force that can move mountains.
The Sandals Foundation is a non-profit organization launched in March 2009 to help Sandals Resorts International continue to make a difference in the Caribbean. All costs associated with administration and management is supported by Sandals International so that 100% of every dollar donated goes directly towards funding impactful and meaningful iniatives within the key areas of Education, Community and Environment.
Our promise
Community
Empower Lives
We create and endorse initiatives that engage and inspire people through skills training, sports, health initiatives which help to tackle complex social issues head-on to strengthen communities.Education
Encourage Dreams
We provide both children and adults with essential tools such as scholarships, supplies, technology, literacy programmes, mentorship and teach training to help them reach their full potential.
Environment
Cultivate Tomorrow
We promise to raise environmental awareness, develop effective conservation practices and teach future generations how to care for their communities to our precious Islands and their resources.Our Impact
Regions
Volunteers
All donations go
to Project Funding
Our News
The Sandals Foundation has found another reason to celebrate this year with the NGO copping the award for Responsible/Philanthropic Travel Foundation at the recently held Agents’ Choice Awards Gala in Toronto
The high unemployment rate and restlessness among young men and women in his Dennery community has always concerned Sandals Regency La Toc Golf Resort and Spa team member, Anius Regis, and when he saw the opportunity to help stem this problem, he grabbed it with both hands.
With a recent donation of some 260 new, durable backpacks, parents of the Sudbury All Age School in rural St.
The list of top-ranking musicians who have passed through the gates of the Alpha Boys School, now known as the Alpha Institute on South Camp Road, includes musical greats such as Johnnie Osbourne, Don Drummon