As Jamaicans continue to pick up the pieces, the entertainment industry is rallying support and serving the people.
Entertainer Razor took the time to thank Sean Paul for his support after he was spotted in Westmoreland serving food to residents in need.
Maxi Priest has also joined the effort, partnering with several organizations including Sean Paul’s Foundation, Food for the Poor Jamaica, and the Bob Marley Foundation to provide ongoing support for the island. He has launched a GoFundMe campaign, reminding supporters that no amount is too small to make a difference.
Actor and R&B singer Tyrese shared that he ignored warnings to stay away from certain communities, saying nothing could stop him from bringing water to the people.
Meanwhile, Bounty Killer is calling for more support for his Bounty Foundation. He posted, “I see barely any donations or contributions being made to the foundation but lots of people a message me about aid. Tell unuh family and friends here or abroad to support who been supporting the cause.”
Big up to Bounty Killer, who has always supported the people and his fellow entertainers. So no matter how small, support the Bounty Foundation!
After providing much-needed aid to St. Elizabeth, Westmoreland, and Montego Bay, Romeich has extended his support to St. Ann, with Ding Dong joining him to help distribute supplies to residents.
Even when the authorities stay silent, the artists continue to step up in a big way, changing lives and lifting spirits across Jamaica.
