Nassau, Bahamas — Jazz Chisholm Jr., the electrifying MLB star known for his swagger, speed, and signature blue hair, has now added another title to his growing legacy: philanthropist.

The Miami Marlins standout has launched the “Patricia & Julian Chisholm Foundation”, a charitable organization based in his home country of the Bahamas. The foundation’s mission is bold yet personal: to provide quality education and accessible healthcare to underprivileged children throughout the Caribbean.

“I’ve lived the dream, but I’ve also seen the struggle — kids with talent and heart, but no resources,” Chisholm Jr. said during the foundation’s unveiling in Nassau. “This is for them. And this is for my parents, who showed me what it means to give, even when you don’t have much.”

The foundation has already broken ground on its first two projects — a community school and a children’s health clinic on New Providence Island. It will also launch a mobile health unit to serve remote islands across the Caribbean, along with a scholarship fund for students seeking higher education abroad.

Social media has lit up with praise for Chisholm Jr., with fans and local leaders alike calling him the “Elon Musk of the Caribbean” — not for rockets or tech, but for his bold, transformative vision and deep personal investment in his roots.

“Jazz is changing lives — not with a bat this time, but with his heart,” said one school principal. “He’s showing us what it means to truly give back.”

While his highlights on the diamond continue to grab headlines, it’s Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s off-field moves that may leave the most lasting impact — one that echoes far beyond baseball, deep into the heart of the Caribbean.