ECO is built on transparency, accountability, and community trust. Everything we do is rooted in service, youth empowerment, and responsible stewardship of the island we call home.
Our work is grounded in hands‑on learning, community participation, and the belief that young people thrive when given real responsibility, real tools, and real opportunities to lead.
ECO builds skills, strengthens community, and provides essential care through sustainable systems. Our assets and programs work together to serve Grand Turk year‑round.
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ECO’s model is revenue‑based, not donation‑dependent. 65% of all ECO revenue — including events, rentals, youth‑run stations, sponsorships, and donations — is allocated to long‑term community infrastructure. This includes land, a permanent building, storage, equipment, power systems, and youth training infrastructure.
35% of all ECO revenue supports the systems that keep ECO functioning: staffing, logistics, compliance, TCIG fees, website hosting, consumables, and youth program delivery. To date, these costs have been fronted personally by ECO’s founders as startup investment and recorded as organizational expenses.
ECO’s equipment, supplies, and infrastructure have been acquired through a combination of founder‑fronted startup investment, hundreds of volunteer hours and formal asset donations. These items are organizational assets that support events, youth programs, and community outreach.
Canopies, tables, benches, chairs, lighting, cords, and storage systems used for events, workshops, and youth‑run micro‑business stations.
Bingo machines, cards, signage, raffle equipment, games, and activity materials that support community events and youth engagement.
Candy, giveaways, notebooks, pens, props, molds, packaging, and materials used for outreach and youth‑led stations.
The Jackery 2000 Plus system with battery pack and solar panels was donated by TCI Financial Consulting Ltd. All other equipment and supplies were acquired through founder‑fronted startup investment.
ECO’s sustainability model blends revenue‑generating programs with long‑term asset building. Unlike traditional nonprofits, ECO is designed to generate its own income through events, rentals, and youth‑run programs — reducing reliance on donations and strengthening long‑term stability.
ECO’s event infrastructure is available for community rentals. Your rental directly supports youth skills training, community outreach, and essential animal care across Grand Turk.
ECO students assist with set‑up, breakdown, and event operations as part of their skills training. Rentals provide hands‑on experience in logistics, teamwork, and customer service.
Pricing varies by event size and equipment needs. Packages are community‑friendly and customized for each event.
To inquire about rentals:
ray@turksandcaicos.eco
Steward Partners are recurring contributors who believe in ECO’s long‑term vision. Their support strengthens youth programs, animal care, and community resilience.
Interested in becoming a Steward Partner?
ray@turksandcaicos.eco
TCI Financial Consulting Ltd. — Jackery 2000 Plus system, battery pack, and solar panels
Every contribution strengthens youth skills training, community resilience, and animal care on Grand Turk.
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