A NUTRIYAH INITIATIVE THE AMORY PLEDGE
Do the work.
No excuses.
Less overhead. More on the ground. Amory Pledge is NutriYah’s focused plan to confront food insecurity through scholarships, storable food distribution, and fruit trees along the roads of St. Kitts and Nevis.
One mission. Zero compromise.Education, dependable food support, and fruit trees for long-term food security.
Explore the prioritiesRed tape.
Overhead.
Filler food.
Awareness without action.
REAL PEOPLE / REAL FIELD WORKORGANICALLY SOURCED. STRATEGICALLY EXECUTED.
The work should outweigh the paperwork.
AP is being designed as a lean, field-first initiative. Its goal is to direct at least $90 of every $100 of future support to field execution, then publish the accounting that proves it. This is a target, not a current or audited result.
THE IDEA BEHIND THE PLEDGE
One mission.
Food security.
Choose AP for a specific purpose: connect NutriYah’s future profits to practical food support, education, and lasting food security in St. Kitts and Nevis. We are building it to avoid sprawling administration and superficial campaigns. As the work begins, program rules and verified updates will show whether the plan delivers.
See how to take part
HERITAGE IN THE MARKPURPOSE IN THE WORK
02 / WHAT WILL WORKING WITH AP LOOK LIKE?
A clear path from conversation to action.
Today, you can start a conversation. Formal applications and public donations are not yet open. As each program is established, AP will set out the roles, criteria, and next steps before inviting participation.
Tell us where you fit.
Use the live Contact Us page to ask about scholarships, food distribution, the Gibralter Project, or a possible partnership.
Know the role and rules.
When a program opens, AP plans to publish eligibility, partners, permissions, timing, and how support will be used.
See what happened.
AP intends to return with dated updates and verified outcomes, with personal stories shared only with consent.
THE THREE PLANNED PROGRAMS
Three priorities.
One shared future.
These are the planned program areas. Scholarship criteria, food distribution partners, Gibralter planting plans, dates, funding amounts, and outcomes will be published when confirmed.
Opportunity to keep learning.
NutriYah profits will help fund scholarships. Eligibility, selection, award value, application dates, and recipient stories will appear here once the program is established and consent is given.
Program details to be announcedPractical support when it matters.
NutriYah profits will help distribute storable food. The page will identify approved partners, what was provided, and when distribution took place once those details are verified.
Distribution details to be announcedFruit trees for the roads ahead.
The Gibralter Project plans to plant fruit trees along main roads in St. Kitts and Nevis to improve food security. Planting locations, species, permissions, care arrangements, and progress will be shared here once confirmed.
Planting plan to be announced03 / CAN I TRUST AP?
Start with what we can show you.
In September 2025, following flooding in Ma Tai An, Hualien, Taiwan, Devaughn Amory and students from several Caribbean countries organized a cleanup. These original photographs and video document the people and work on the ground.
This earlier relief effort is separate from the three planned NutriYah-funded programs. It is not presented as an AP-funded outcome.
A MOMENT FROM HUALIEN
Watch the team in motion.
A short, silent field clip from the cleanup. Playback is your choice.
The September 2025 Hualien cleanup, organized by Devaughn and students from several Caribbean countries, is shown here through original photos and video.
AP’s profit allocation, program criteria, partners, dates, and results will be published when confirmed. No scholarship awards, food distributions, or tree plantings are claimed yet.
Proof in the past.
Accountability ahead.
The Hualien cleanup is evidence of Devaughn’s earlier community work. The Amory Pledge programs are still planned. Trust in those programs will depend on clear rules and honest reporting as they begin.
Explain the funding
Set a lean funding policy, publish the planned field allocation, and report actual spending. The goal is at least 90% to field execution; performance has not yet been audited.
Make each program clear
Publish scholarship rules, food distribution criteria, and fruit-tree planting plans with the relevant partners and permissions before inviting participation.
Return with the outcome
Report dated awards, food distributions, and planting progress with verified figures and stories shared with consent.
04 / WHAT DOES THE VISION LOOK LIKE WHEN ACHIEVED?
A community better equipped to grow its own future.
This is the future AP is working toward, rather than a claim of results already delivered.
More paths stay open.
Scholarships help students continue learning when finances might otherwise close a door.
Help is ready when needed.
Storable food reaches households through a distribution process that is practical and accountable.
Roads become a shared resource.
Well-cared-for fruit trees along main roads in St. Kitts and Nevis add a lasting source of food.
Success will be measured in verified awards, distributions, and surviving trees—not in promises alone.
TAKE PART
Built on NutriYah profits. Open to shared support.
NutriYah’s profits are the planned funding source. If you are considering backing a future scholarship, food distribution effort, or the Gibralter Project, start with a conversation about the plan, the rules, and how results will be measured. No donation is collected here.
YOUR PLEDGE DESIGN PREVIEW
Choose your intention.
SELECT AN AMOUNT XCD
Suggested amounts are examples only. No payment is taken here; the live Contact Us form is the enquiry route.
THE INVITATION