My name is Dwight Anderson and I am the Donations Coordinator for a small but big-hearted grassroots charity named S.O.U.L Charity or Servants Of Unified Light. Formerly known as Still Kickin' Charity.
My charity team consists of my excellent wife and five excellent adult children. We provide disaster relief and support to persons living in Caribbean nations in the form of clothing, footwear, eye glasses, personal hygiene products, books, writing utensils and paper, toys for children, farming tools for adults and young aspiring farmers, and we mainly provide a very diverse assortment of heirloom vegetable and flower seeds to Caribbean farmers, agriculturalist and backyard gardeners. The seeds are our most substantial donated item.
We are very grateful to have a relationship with West Coast Seed Company located in British Columbia, Canada, our seed donor. The seeds are given to us freely once a year and we in turn give the seeds freely to many grateful farmers in Jamaica, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Barbados and other Caribbean nations to help the farmers and the local economy and environment to recover from increasingly frequent and destructive hurricanes and tropical storms.
We provide assistance to thousands of farmers, agriculturalists and backyard gardeners throughout the Caribbean.
We hope to cause positive change concerning food availability, agricultural sustainability, hunger mitigation, poverty mitigation, disaster preparedness, self-reliance, and healthy eating.
We truly believe that gardening plays and extremely significant role in bettering the lives of individuals in the communities we serve by providing those individuals with diverse vegetable seeds that once grown serve to improve the overall diet and health of the community members. Moreover, the communities we serve are mostly Caribbean farmers who have experienced massive crop destruction from hurricanes, tropical storms or other environmental disasters. We provide the farmers with free seeds so they can replant and feed themselves and their families and also re-establish themselves financially. WE REALLY PROVIDE THE HELP THAT CARIBBEAN FARMERS REQUIRE...AND WE LOVE DOING IT!!!
Our aim in 2026 is to provide a secure, proven disaster-resistant Super Adobe Earthbag structure to the people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, wherein they can safely store various seeds long-term and thus use the structure or Earthbag building as a seedbank, women's shelter and an emergency shelter or community space during times of impending or active hurricane destruction.
We hope to raise funds or receive donated materials such as continuous sand bag rolls, tampers, barbed wire, plumbing equipment, electrical wiring and switches, toilets, sinks, shovels and 1 or 2 cement mixers in order to complete this project before the Caribbean Hurricane season starts again in or about November 2026. Please check out various videos on YOUTUBE about Super Adobe Earthbag homes.
Please feel free to check out our article and our Go Fund me page.
