Our official name is “Belize Fund for a Sustainable Future.” However, for the sake of clarity, consistency, and ease of communication, we have adopted the shorter and more accessible name “Belize Fund” as an abbreviated reference instead of BFSF. WHY?
The Belize Fund for a Sustainable Future (Belize Fund) hosted a Media Sensitization Session at the Radisson Fort George Hotel and Marina (St. George’s Dining Room) on January 11th, 2024 from 9:00 pm to 11:00 am. This session targeted the media as one of our key stakeholders and sought to sensitize editors and journalists from print, broadcast, and online agencies. The purpose of the session is to increase awareness of the Fund’s initiatives, build positive relationships, and showcase the impact of our key programs, the Grants Award Program and Government Strategic Allocation.
Celebrating Art and Climate Action! Our Belize Coastal Resilience Art Contest has come to a close. 32 artists and creatives conceptualized climate change impacts and solutions for coastal resilience through their beautiful artworks. As we commemorate the International Day of Climate Action, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our participants. Your entries gave powerful statements on how we can work together to build a more resilient Belize and sustainable world for future generations. And now, the moment we’ve all been waiting for… CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners! Category: Ages 12 – 17 years 1st Place: $500 – Bryan Garcia 2nd Place: $300 – Ireni Requena 3rd Place: $200 – Zaira Rodriguez Category: Ages 18+ years 1st Place: $800 – Arodi Patt 2nd Place: $500 – Yorleni Ricalde 3rd Place: $300 – Joanie Bradley For more information on the Belize Coastal Resilience Art Contest, see Belize Coastal Resilience Art Contest. Also, peruse the video of the winners here.
