Helping The Community In St. Vincent and The Grenadines From Hurricane Beryl
by chris blackman in CommunityHelping St. Vincent and The Grenadines recover from Hurricane Beryl... Totally devastation has affected the households. People are living in shelters because their homes have been totally destroyed. Children are being uprooted from their schools because of destruction. Psychologically people do not know what to do in this rebuilding efforts. Totally destruction and to rebuild even better... Psychologically this incident has affected children and even the animals. The goal is to bring back hope to lives that all is not lost! Watching stray dogs looking for food and water to survive is heart breaking.
Help a young mom realize her business dream
by Shavonnel Miller in Crafts, Creative, Education, Small-BusinessesI am Shavonnel Miller, a Jamaican small business owner specializing in Floral and Decor, and a young mother in my early 20s, seeking support to attend university and grow my business. Your contributions will help fund my education, sustain my business, and providing a stable future.
“Rebuild Southern St. Elizabeth: Support Our Farmers”
by Joseph Sangster Smith in Non-ProfitHurricane Beryl caused severe damage to Southern St. Elizabeth's farming community, destroying crops, irrigation systems, and soil, resulting in significant agricultural losses. Farmers lost their harvests and income, needing financial aid, seeds, equipment, and infrastructure repair to recover. Mental health support and community resources are also crucial for their recovery.
The Jamaica Paraplegic Foundation (JAMPAR) Annual Christmas Treat and Essential Distribution Package Assistance
by errington pellington in Non-ProfitThe Jamaica Paraplegic Foundation (JAMPAR) is a non-profit organization catering to persons with disabilities. It will be hosting its Annual Christmas Treat and Essential Distribution Package Assistance scheduled for Tuesday, December 17th, 2024, at 92 Hanover Street, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. ( right across from Land Title Office) Toiletries and non-perishable items are welcome. NB: JAMAPAR is a non-profit aim to alleviate the conditions of all persons with disabilities by providing the means of them becoming useful and independent members of society.
Build a house
by Racquel Stone in IndividualI am a mom of two and I’m seeking the helping of the public, I would like to build a house for me and my kids
Help Joan walk again
by Patricia Robinson in MedicalJoan Robinson who is sixty and from the community of Newell in St. Elizabeth suffered a fall about a month ago resulting in a broken hip that requires surgical intervention at the University hospital for a total hip replacement. Joan's situation was compounded when her roof blew off during the passage of Hurricane Beryl. Unfortunately, Joan is currently unemployed and unable to cover the medical expenses, therefore, she is humbling appealing to the public for their kind assistance in raising the necessary funds to cover her medical expenses.