The Mustique Charitable Foundation is dedicated to helping those who are in need in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

This year, despite the challenging environment, we are funding:

• 170 partial scholarships for disadvantaged young Vincentians at the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College (Division of Technical and Vocational Education and Division of Teachers Education), and the Barrouallie Technical Institute, Campden Park Technical Institute, Georgetown Technical Institute, and Georgetown Technical Institute
• the purchase of 1,704 books for 126 preschools and 1 primary school and support for literacy professionals covering 225 schools and potentially reaching some 50,000 children.

Beyond the statistics, there is story after story of a child who can rise out of a wheelchair and lead a normal, happy childhood after a life-changing operation, a young starting reader where the doors of literacy have been opened and the light of opportunity begins to shine in, a jobless and dispirited youth given the opportunity to learn a skill and feel the vital surge of pride in accomplishment so necessary for a productive life. These stories are worth repeating.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is a registered US 501(c)3 non-profit organization and is funded by the Mustique community of homeowners, renters, and friends.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is dedicated to helping those who are in need in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

This year, despite the challenging environment, we are funding:

• 170 partial scholarships for disadvantaged young Vincentians at the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College (Division of Technical and Vocational Education and Division of Teachers Education), and the Barrouallie Technical Institute, Campden Park Technical Institute, Georgetown Technical Institute, and Georgetown Technical Institute
• the purchase of 1,704 books for 126 preschools and 1 primary school and support for literacy professionals covering 225 schools and potentially reaching some 50,000 children.

Beyond the statistics, there is story after story of a child who can rise out of a wheelchair and lead a normal, happy childhood after a life-changing operation, a young starting reader where the doors of literacy have been opened and the light of opportunity begins to shine in, a jobless and dispirited youth given the opportunity to learn a skill and feel the vital surge of pride in accomplishment so necessary for a productive life. These stories are worth repeating.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is a registered US 501(c)3 non-profit organization and is funded by the Mustique community of homeowners, renters, and friends.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is dedicated to helping those who are in need in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

in 2019-2020 we are funding:

• 240 vocational scholarships at the St. Vincent and Grenadines Community College and four Technical Institutes including 92 for at-risk youth in an innovative summer program held at SVG Community College.
• 7 surgical teams (urology, general surgery, ophthalmology, neurosurgery, cardiology, and two orthopedic) providing diagnoses/surgeries for more than 350 Vincentian children;
• the purchase of 4,000 books for 13 primary schools and 5 secondary schools reaching some 5,500 students; remedial reading kits in 5 high schools; and
• literacy teachers who cover close to 90 schools and reach some 19,300 students.

Beyond the statistics, there is story after story of a child who can rise out of a wheelchair and lead a normal, happy childhood after a life-changing operation, a young starting reader where the doors of literacy have been opened and the light of opportunity begins to shine in, a jobless and dispirited youth given the opportunity to learn a skill and feel the vital surge of pride in accomplishment so necessary for a productive life. These stories are worth repeating.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is dedicated to helping those who are in need in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

in 2018-2019 we funded:

• 183 vocational scholarships, including:
  • Youth Employability Skills Training Program for 90 at-risk youths and
  • 14 regional scholarships
• Six surgical teams sent by the World Pediatric Project for 235 Vincentian children
• Book purchases for 14 schools through Hands Across the Sea and literacy programs

Beyond the statistics, there is story after story of a child who can rise out of a wheelchair and lead a normal, happy childhood after a life-changing operation, a young starting reader where the doors of literacy have been opened and the light of opportunity begins to shine in, a jobless and dispirited youth given the opportunity to learn a skill and feel the vital surge of pride in accomplishment so necessary for a productive life. These stories are worth repeating.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is dedicated to helping those who are in need in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

in 2017-2018 we funded:

• 67 vocational scholarships at the St. Vincent and Grenadines Community College and four Technical Institutes.
• Significantly helping 7 children for The Mustique Children in Need Fund
• 3 surgical teams (urology, general surgery, orthopedic) providing diagnoses and surgeries for Vincentian children;
• the purchase of 4,144 books for 11 primary schools

Beyond the statistics, there is story after story of a child who can rise out of a wheelchair and lead a normal, happy childhood after a life-changing operation, a young starting reader where the doors of literacy have been opened and the light of opportunity begins to shine in, a jobless and dispirited youth given the opportunity to learn a skill and feel the vital surge of pride in accomplishment so necessary for a productive life. These stories are worth repeating.

The Mustique Charitable Foundation is dedicated to helping those who are in need in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

in 2016-2017 we funded:

• 24 scholarships for second-year students at the SVG Community College, Division of Technical and Vocational Education covering 80% of tuition, course fees, travel & meal costs.

• World Pediatric Project (WPP) scoliosis/spinal repair team diagnosed/evaluated 65 children and 9 scheduled for surgery