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Trees for Haiti VideoPosted on April 20, 2012
Trees for Haiti VideoPosted on April 20, 2012
12,200 Shoes for HaitiPosted on January 26, 2012
10,000 Trees for HaitiPosted on January 26, 2012
- Positive Legacy in ActionPosted on May 3, 2011
Jamaica Community Center CelebrationPosted on August 12, 2010
Hippy Gourmet Recap of Positive LegacyPosted on June 29, 2010
Everyone Orchestra
A very special thank you to Matt Butler for conjuring up the most epic EO performance ever to support our carbon offsetting efforts.
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Marching Band Instrument Donation
Upon doing a needs assessment in 2009, the Positive Legacy team learned that the South East Saint Ann Constituency in Jamaica had a dream to start a marching band in their community…but they couldn’t afford the instruments. In partnership with Music Matters (www.musicmatters101.com), a music education company based in Atlanta, Georgia, Cloud 9 Adventures donated a full set of instruments neede
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Grand Cayman REEF Adventure & Benefit
Over 140 passengers and artists joined the Positive Legacy team on Grand Cayman for a day of education, music and fun in the sun to benefit REEF - the Reef Environmental Education Foundation.
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Charitable Auction
This year’s Jam Cruise 8 auction raised nearly $17,000! These proceeds will fund our Greening and Positive Legacy activities and programs. A great big thank you to all who donated items and placed bids.
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Greening Auction
Proceeds from the auction conducted on Jam Cruise 4 in 2006, were donated to our greening partner Rock the Earth. Rock the Earth is a not-for-profit, national public interest environmental organization dedicated to protecting and defending America's natural resources through partnerships with the music industry and the world-wide environmental community.
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Jam Cruise Achieves Carbon Neutral Status
To offset carbon emissions from Jam Cruise 4 in 2006 and from passenger travel to and from Fort Lauderdale, Jam Cruise formed a partnership with Trees for the Future to plant trees in the region we traveled through. CO2 (carbon dioxide) is produced from burning fossil fuels; trees absorb CO2 and produce oxygen through photosynthesis. Planting trees is the most cost-effective way to take CO2 out of
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Jamaica Community Center Celebration
More than 100 passengers and musicians visited the Rural Retreat Community Center in Claremont, Jamaica for a day of celebration on Jam Cruise 8 in early 2010. Nearly $25,000 worth of goods were donated including musical instruments to start a marching band, a commercial weed whacker to keep the soccer fields mowed, soccer uniforms and cleats for several teams, school supplies and back packs,
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School Supplies Drive
Many families in Jamaica struggle to afford the basic necessities, much less luxuries such as school supplies. Approximately 200 Jam Cruise 8 passengers donated school supplies to the South East Saint Ann Civic Committee in early 2010, for distribution to the children in their district. Thank you for your generosity!
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