Angela speaking in front of a United Nations flag Fireburn

Fireburn Foundation, Inc.Angela is the founder and CEO of the Fireburn Foundation, INC, an IRS approved 501(c)(3) whose mission is to help transform lives through partnerships and collaborations with other nonprofits and like-minded individuals. The organization helps create projects that render quality education, as well as projects that result in financial donations and necessities for those in need. Her foundation works closely with the United Nations Association-USA, Broward County chapter, especially in the areas of quality education, gender equality, and zero hunger.

Through collaborative efforts, the foundation has helped collect food for hurricane victims in the Bahamas, given away books, donated to orphans, fed and sheltered the homeless, and collected clothing and canned goods for people in need.

As CEO of the foundation, and ambassador for Human Rights, Quality Education and Gender Equality for the United Nations Association-USA, Broward County chapter, Angela’s work emphasizes several of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations when she speaks at elementary and middle schools. Angela educates students on the harms of bullying by using dramatic readings from her book, “James and the Fireburn” or performances from “Fireburn the Screenplay” to demonstrate the similarities between human rights violations and bullying.

“I must serve…it’s in my DNA.”

For partnerships, collaborations and donations please email the Foundation at: fireburnfoundation@gmail.com

The Fireburn Foundation produced Fireburn the Documentary. This educational film serves as a tool for cultural preservation and shares the rich history of the US Virgin Islands. The documentary features, historians, artists and cultural ambassadors sharing their knowledge of the bloody labor revolt of 1878 on the island of St. Croix.

Currently the documentary is being shown in Film Festivals. Because it epitomizes what people will do when denied their inalienable rights, it is highly relatable and timely. Visit www.fireburndocumentary.com for more information.

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They Say

“I had no idea what to expect when I purchased this book based on a friend’s recommendation. But once I started reading it, I couldn’t put it down because it is very well written, funny, unique, and gave me a glimpse into the history and culture of St. Croix. I had never heard of the historical event called the “Fireburn” but this screenplay, which is historical fiction, made me want to learn more about this event, in particular, and the islands in general. I am not a fan of reading about history and most documentaries are long and boring, so this book was perfect for  me. I really hope that it is made into a movie because reading it as a screenplay made it easy to see all of the characters in my head.”

Sandy

“This is actually a screenplay with a “Caribbean flavor” that shows the strength and passion of the people of the Virgin Islands during an uprising. The book is well written, injected with a bit of humor, and very informative. I would recommend this book to teachers as well as individuals who would like to know more about the culture and history of the Virgin Islands.”

“I am a native to the island of St. Croix so this made “Fireburn the Screenplay” extra special to me. The author used vivid imagery and her words took me back to my childhood, when I first heard the Fireburn story. Angela’s book brought back lots of memories for me and I couild feel myself getting involved emotionally as the characters lived their lives. I did not know what to expect since it was a screenplay, but I found that I really enjoyed it because it felt like I was watching a movie in living color! I highly recommend this book to anyone who would like to learn more about St. Croix, and the Fireburn in particular, and hope to see it in theaters one day with Angela actng in it and producing it and it being filmed in the Virgin Islands.”

Louie