The RKM Foundation Fourth Annual Toy and Book Drive

We celebrate the life of our brother Rohan Keil Miller whose memory we honor by giving back and raising awareness of underprivileged children in rural Jamaica.

We have launched our fourth annual book and toy drive—we have seen tremendous growth in its outreach and collection because of your generosity and willingness to bring joy to so many children in Jamaica. To date, we've impacted over 7,000 Jamaican schoolchildren and over 40 schools.)


Collection has already started and will continue until March 18, 2016!!! Our collection box is up at the Morris Plain library, located at 77 Glenbrook Road, Morris Plains NJ. Pick ups can be scheduled within Morris and Essex county, send us an email or visit our website.

If you don't have toys or books to donate, consider making a tax-deductible contribution to help us deliver the toys and books this year.  One one coco, full basket; every little bit helps!

Much love & walk good.

Benefitness Fundraiser photos

Everyone who participated in Benefitness got a great workout! Charlie Remiggio at CR Fitness helped everyone get into the action

Benefitness raised over $800, all of which will go to deliver toys, books and school supplies to underprivileged children in Jamaica.

(If you couldn't make it, consider making a donation or like our Facebook page! To date, we've impacted over 7,000 Jamaican schoolchildren and over 40 schools.)

Planking never felt so good!

Charlie Remiggio helps get the right form.

Even our founder, Janeka Miller, gets in on the action!

Benefitness!

Give. Sweat. Smile. Repeat.

On January 30, 2016, The RKM Foundation teamed up with CR Fitness to for Benefitness: 2 special fitness classes to raise money for our 2016 Distribution of toys and books. Thank you for all your support! Benefitness raised over $800, all of which will go to deliver toys, books and school supplies to underprivileged children in Jamaica.

(If you couldn't make it, consider making a donation or like our Facebook page! To date, we've impacted over 7,000 Jamaican schoolchildren and over 40 schools.)