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Grabba Leaf Foundation provides resources through charitable contributions and fundraising to support youth development and education, humanitarian assistance, and cultural and social enrichment.
To provide resources through charitable contributions and fundraising to support programs and initiatives that benefit communities by promoting youth development and education, providing humanitarian assistance, and fostering cultural and social enrichment. Through these efforts the organization strives to strengthen communities and advance public welfare.
We back programs that keep young people in structured, supported environments: athletics, tutoring, mentorship and health education.
When crisis hits, we move funding to organizations already on the ground delivering food, water, shelter and materials.
We support the gatherings, traditions and community spaces that make a place worth coming home to.
Many hands. One leaf.
Businesses and individuals fund our work directly. Sponsorship is how a team gets its equipment, a family gets its roof back, and a program gets another year.
Our sponsors
We raise and direct resources. Our partners put them to work where they already have trust, crews and logistics.
One of the largest hunger and poverty relief organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean. Founded in 1982, it has delivered more than 4.7 billion meals and built over 96,000 homes for families in vulnerable situations.
The company behind the foundation. Grabba Leaf funds the foundation’s work directly and sponsors community programs including the Pompano Cowboys Booster Club, because successful businesses have a responsibility to give back.
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Three active initiatives across humanitarian relief, community partnership and youth development.
On October 28, 2025, Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica as a Category 5 storm, the strongest ever recorded to hit the island. With winds near 185 mph, the storm devastated entire communities, particularly in the regions of St. Thomas, Portland, and St. Mary, leaving thousands of families displaced, without power, and without access to clean water.
Faced with a tragedy of this magnitude, Grabba Leaf decided to act. We donated $250,000 to support rebuilding efforts on the island, helping deliver food, clean water, construction materials, and essential support to families who lost nearly everything.
We believe successful businesses have a responsibility to give back, especially in moments of crisis like this one. Jamaica’s rebuilding is still ongoing, and we will continue following the impact of this donation closely and looking for ways to keep supporting this community that means so much to us.
Recently, our company owner and members of our HR team traveled to Jamaica to spend a few days alongside Food For the Poor. Founded in 1982, the organization has delivered more than 4.7 billion meals and built over 96,000 homes for families in vulnerable situations, bringing hope and dignity to those facing extreme poverty every day.
The visit came at a meaningful moment: Jamaica is still recovering from the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa, and Food For the Poor is on the front lines of rebuilding, delivering food, water, construction materials, and support to thousands of families.
We saw firsthand the impact small actions can have when carried out with purpose: homes being built, meals being served, and smiles being restored to those who need them most.
Being there, hearing real stories, and working side by side with Food For the Poor reinforced something we believe deeply: growing as a company also means growing in generosity and commitment to those who need it most.
Some moments from these special days.
To learn more about Food For the Poor’s work or how to help, visit foodforthepoor.org.
A youth development initiative combining athletics, tutoring, mentorship and health education to empower at-risk youth in Pompano Beach.
The program builds discipline, academic success, leadership and life skills for children ages 4–15 through structured football and cheer activities.
Structured practice and competition, on a schedule families can count on.
Academic support so field time never comes at the cost of the classroom.
Coaches and volunteers who stay in kids’ corner off the field too.
Nutrition, safety and wellbeing built into the season.