BRILAND MODEM RELIEF FUND

Thank you for your continued generous support of the Briland Modem Fund (c) 1999, a registered 501(c) not for profit community foundation supporting Harbour Island in particular, and the Out Islands of the Bahamas in general. Your donations are 100% tax deductible, as the fund is a fully-volunteer organization.

Please note whether today's donation is for the Harbour Island Sailing Club, Briland Animal Rescue, BytesBahamas Blockchain Bahamas Coding Academy, Briland Junkanoo, South Bar Charity Outreach, The Briland Horses, Abaco Fire Relief, Parents On A Mission: Harbour Island All-Age School or North Abaco Potcake Rescue.

Thank you for helping the Briland Horses with their feed, medications and vet care: the horses have been historically privately-owned, but contribute immensely to the film, television, commercial production and resort life of the island. All of your very generous donations go directly to the feed shop and veterinary team in charge of their regular annual care, and are very much appreciated. Despite being local stars of print and television and film shot on location on Briland, the horses receive no government or corporate stipends, and rely on the generous support of donors like you.

As many of our loyal supporters know, the Briland Modem Fund has historically paid out more for the horses' care and wellbeing than actual donations received, whether for feed or hay or medications or annual vet care, thanks to the generosity of several family offices that lovingly donate unstructured funds every years that the Fund can pinpoint as needed to.

The Briland Modem Fund focuses on community development partnerships benefitting the out islands of the Bahamas, and relies on the support of Brilanders like you: fully 100% of your donation is tax-deductible, as the Fund has been a registered 501(c)3 not for profit corporation (c) 1999.

You can make a difference in the life of a potcake (or potcat) by donating today to Briland Animal Rescue, a program supported by the Briland Modem Fund. Briland Modem Fund focuses on community development partnerships benefitting the Out Islands of the Bahamas in general, but Harbour Island and Eleuthera in particular.

The Harbour Island Sailing Club in Dunmore Town is a junior sailing association that has been teaching the art of sailing to the kids of Briland and North Eleuthera for almost twenty years. We are a non-profit, voluntarily-run group with a fleet of Optimists, Sunfish and Lasers that allow us to work with kids ranging from 7 to 18 years old, including several potential Olympians: Joshua Higgins is currently training and competing in the ILCA 7 Laser class in the hope of representing The Bahamas at the 2024 Olympics.