Storm Relief
In October of 2012, Hurricane Sandy forever changed our community and Jetty. We embarked on a massive Unite + Rebuild effort, working with multiple groups and leaders to clean up, gut homes, empower first responders and put our micro-economy back together. The Jetty Rock Foundation was formed in early 2013 and received nonprofit status in July of 2014. We set aside a "rainy day fund" for storm relief and the roots of our Foundation will always be tied to a historic Superstorm that we turned into a positive.
Australian Brush Fires
With friends living abroad, and brush fires destroying homes and the environment, we felt obliged to donate overseas. We vetted the situation and sent $4,224.86 where it was most needed.
Hurricanes Florence & Michael
In 2018, Hurricanes Florence and Michael ripped through the Carolinas and Florida respectively. We tapped our design and screen printing prowess, sold the garments and donated $10,000 toward relief efforts.
Hurricanes Harvey, Irma & Maria
In 2017, three devastating hurricanes hit Texas, Puerto Rico & The Caribbean. We activated and drove pallets of necessities to Texas, then we reacted further with our Rum-raiser event. We donated $23,440.75 in total.
Unite + Rebuild
Often confused with the multiple "Restore the Shore" initiatives, our Unite + Rebuild effort focused on the LBI Region. We worked closely with Waves for Water and Jon Rose who instilled some very important disaster relief lessons. From our famous tee which became the ultimate fundraiser to several community events, we donated $374,000 to individuals, businesses and first responders.
Hurricane Katrina
In 2005, well before the JRF existed, we created a T-shirt to support the folks down in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina. The $1,000 donation was our first storm relief effort and some ironic foreshadowing of what was to come years later in 2012.
Jetty Rock Foundation Donations
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