Funds collected will go directly to trusted Jamaican organizations on the ground who are actively purchasing food, clean water, and essential supplies for families and elder care facilities affected by the storm.
At this time, we are prioritizing cash contributions to move resources quickly and support local suppliers.
We will share updates soon about how to contribute to care packages and additional recovery efforts as communication and transportation stabilize in impacted areas.
How You Can Help
Your donation helps:
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Provide food and clean water to sustain families post hurricaine
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Support elders and vulnerable residents in rural communities
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Empower local teams to respond quickly to urgent needs
Every dollar makes a difference. Together, we can help Jamaica recover and rebuild stronger.
MEET THE TEAM
At the heart of the Peter Tosh Foundation is a dedicated team driven by a shared mission to uplift communities and carry forward Peter Tosh’s vision of justice, empowerment, and equality.
With expertise spanning education, economic development, and cultural preservation, our team works tirelessly to provide resources, create sustainable opportunities, and inspire meaningful change in the Belmont-Bluefields community and beyond.
United by passion and purpose, we are committed to ensuring that Peter’s legacy continues to make a powerful impact for generations to come.
NIAMBE MCINTOSH
Chairperson of the Board
Over the last several years, Niambe McIntosh, the youngest child of the revolutionary musician and activist Peter Tosh, has stepped up to the mantle to carry on her father’s message and legacy. A renaissance woman, she serves many roles, including the head of the Peter Tosh Estate and Brand; Managing Member of Tosh Holdings LLC; Board Chairperson for the Peter Tosh Foundation Ltd.; and President of PT Capital LLC.
Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, McIntosh has come to call both home. She received a Bachelors Degree in Engineering and enjoyed a successful career in the field during her early 20’s, however her passion for working with kids of all ages led her to switch gears and become an educator. She spent nearly a decade working in the Boston Public School system teaching mathematics and special education to high school 9th-12th graders.
