Naples, FL – Naples, FL – Dr. Kanema Clark, board-certified chiropractor, community advocate, and current Mrs. Jamaica International 2025, continues to bridge faith, family, and service through a legacy of impact with The Avoda Project. Together with her husband, Dr. Drew-Montez Clark—co-founder and Board Member—the couple recently celebrated a major milestone: collecting and donating over 10,000 diapers to two Southwest Florida organizations dedicated to supporting vulnerable women and children.
The annual initiative, affectionately dubbed “Blessed Bottoms,” partners with Breakthrough Health Centers, North Hillsborough Baptist Church, and a dedicated network of volunteers. This year’s donation benefited The Women’s Care Center of Naples, which provides life-affirming support to women choosing to carry their pregnancies, and Sunlight Home of Collier County, a sanctuary for women recovering from human trafficking.
Over the past 10 years, The Avoda Project has donated over 50,000 diapers and essential supplies to newborns and families in crisis. What began as a small community outreach has grown into a dynamic, multi-partnered mission rooted in unwavering values: life, liberty, and love.
“This isn’t about charity,” adds Dr. Drew-Montez Clark. “It’s about community. When we show up for women in their most vulnerable moments, we’re building stronger families and a more compassionate society. That’s why we do this every year and we’re just getting started.”
The Avoda Project, founded by Dr. Kanema Clark, is a faith-based nonprofit focused on holistic outreach—from domestic drives and education support to international medical missions. As Mrs. Jamaica International 2025, Dr. Clark is preparing to take this message to a global stage at the Mrs. International pageant in Kingsport, TN this July. Her platform unites pro-life values, medical freedom, and family empowerment – a mission mirrored by the work of The Avoda Project.
Drs. Kanema and Drew-Montez Clark also lead Breakthrough Health Centers, a neurologically-based chiropractic practice known for blending evidence-based care with a high-touch, faith-forward patient experience. Their dedication to whole-person healing has earned them the trust of patients across Florida and positioned them as powerful advocates for service-driven leadership.
As the couple continues to juggle clinical practice, nonprofit work, and family life with their five children, their focus remains steadfast: live boldly, serve selflessly, and lead with purpose.
For more information about The Avoda Project or to get involved with Blessed Bottoms, visit the following links:
- Breakthrough Health Centers Website
- The Mrs. Jamaica International Website
- Instagram (Personal/Public Figure)
- Instagram (Non-Profit – The Avoda Project)
