One Community, One Closet

One Community, One Closet

Restoring Dignity Through Compassion and Connection

In times of crisis, communities often find strength not in what they have, but in what they share. At the Rose Light Foundation, we believe that dignity begins with the basics — and sometimes, something as simple as a clean shirt or a pair of shoes can rekindle hope.

The One Community, One Closet initiative was born from this belief: that together, we can build a collective space of giving — one that bridges homes, hearts, and hope across borders.

Why “One Closet”?

In many parts of Jamaica, families continue to face the ripple effects of natural disasters, economic hardship, and displacement. For many, rebuilding starts with the essentials — a place to live, food to eat, and clothes to wear.

Through One Community, One Closet, we collect gently used and new clothing to ensure no family is left behind. Each piece is carefully sorted, packed, and shipped from the U.S. to Jamaica, where our team distributes items to communities most in need. It’s more than just a clothing drive — it’s a movement rooted in compassion, restoring dignity one garment at a time.

The Heart Behind the Mission

Our grandmother, Rose Campbell, taught us that true care starts with seeing others as family. In her home, no child went to school without, and no adult went hungry. One Community, One Closet carries that same spirit forward — transforming donations into reminders of love, unity, and community care.

Each shirt folded, each box sealed, and each item shared reflects her legacy — a promise to look after one another, even across oceans.

How You Can Help

If you’d like to donate clothing items, please complete our Donation Form below so our team can coordinate a convenient pickup time and location. We’re happy to arrange collection from your home, workplace, or community site.

Your contribution helps us bring comfort and dignity to families who need it most — every piece of clothing tells a story of care and compassion.

Together, we can turn generosity into action and fill closets with love.

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