For over a decade, OTT has nurtured Barbados' next generation of performers, educators, and cultural leaders. Their alumni go on to careers in entertainment, education, and entrepreneurship—but more importantly, they carry forward the confidence, discipline, and cultural pride built through their training. As OTT expands with new programming and permanent infrastructure, they're building a foundation for creative excellence that will shape the Caribbean for generations.

JMTC is a non-profit dedicated to elevating performing arts in Jamaica through annual Broadway-style musicals and a concert series, with part proceeds supporting children’s charities. Its mission is to inspire and entertain through exceptional musical theatre, and its vision is to deliver the region’s leading theatrical experience rooted in innovation and community impact. With CLF’s support, JMTC is launching a transformative new hub designed to preserve and repurpose more than 50 years of costumes, props, and sets while strengthening Jamaica’s theatre and live events industries. Through sustainable practices, job creation, revenue-generating opportunities, and cultural preservation, the Imaginorium will foster a vibrant ecosystem of artisans and technicians and establish a cultural landmark that honors JMTC’s creative legacy.

The Caribbean Climate Justice Project works at the intersection of arts, education, and climate advocacy to empower communities across the region. Through initiatives like the Youth Artivism Competition, which invites young people to use digital art, music, performance, and storytelling to raise awareness, and educational programs that strengthen climate literacy, the project uses creativity as a catalyst for resilience. Together, these efforts help bridge learning, culture, and action to advance climate equity in the Caribbean.