St. Mary’s Academy (SMA) has shaped generations of young men into leaders, and now, it’s time for us to give back in a big way. We have launched the Restore & Rebuild Campaign to replace the severely damaged roof of the Brother Egbert Germain Wing, which was devastated by Hurricane Maria in 2017. Years of deterioration have left several classrooms unusable, reducing student enrollment and limiting access to quality education.

SMA, located on Turkey Lane in Roseau, Dominica, is the island’s only all-boys Catholic high school, founded in 1932 by the Christian Brothers. With a maximum capacity of 400 students, enrollment has dropped to just over 300 due to the damage. Without immediate repairs, future generations may lose access to this vital institution.

Dominica, a small Caribbean nation of 70,000 people, was the only independent country devastated by Hurricane Maria and had to fund its own recovery. Unlike government-funded schools, SMA relies entirely on its alumni, donors, and supporters to maintain its infrastructure. That’s why we need your help.

Your tax-deductible donation to the SMA Alumni Infrastructure Fund (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit) will not only restore the roof but also ensure that hundreds of students continue to receive a top-tier education.

Every dollar makes a difference. Let’s come together to rebuild this school, protect its legacy, and invest in the future of Dominican students.

📢 Donate today and help us put a roof over their future!

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Restore & Rebuild St. Mary’s Academy | Put a Roof Over Their Future

US $5,365 raised through Website/GiveButter efforts as of September 30, 2026. US $31,064.00 raised from all mediums as of September 30, 2026.