What You Get as a JEPF Business Supporter

Here is everything a supporter listing gives you, with nothing inflated.

A listing in the public directory, searchable by category and by city, alongside other businesses that have supported the foundation.

Your own page on this site carrying your business name, description, services, service area, and contact details, with structured data that search engines can read.

A link from that page to your website, on a 501(c)(3) domain, live for as long as the listing is.

Public supporter status you can use elsewhere. On your own website, on your Google Business Profile, in a proposal, in a shop window. A third party stating you supported something is a stronger claim than your own website making it.

A tax-deductible contribution receipt. JEPF is a registered 501(c)(3) and contributions are deductible to the extent allowed by law.

The knowledge of what it funded, specifically: books, school supplies, scholarships, mentoring and leadership development for at-risk young people, and the leadership training center we are raising money to build in Jamaica.

What you do not get, deliberately: an endorsement of your products or services, a ranking guarantee, exclusivity in your category, or any editorial influence over the foundation. The first of those is the important one. A supporter directory that starts vouching for the quality of its members becomes worthless to every member, so we hold that line.

Applying is free and payment is only requested after we approve you.