University drive
in EducationAny donations would be greatly appreciated by me.. and any money raise will be used towards my studies because “little is much when God is in it” or “little is much when you give it with a willing heart”
Donations Needed to Feed 50-100 Homeless People In Downtown Kingston, Jamaica
in CharityLet's come together to #FeedTheHomeless and show our support for this incredible initiative. Let us help to feed 50-100 homeless people in Downtown Kingston, Jamaica.
Fundraiser for Fire incident
in CharityWe the unfortunate victims of the fire that took place on July 9 at around 12:15pm, place of residence: 129A Barbican Road Kingston Jamaica. We plea to the general public for any donation or assistance in helping us taking steps in rebuilding our lives. We thank you.
Help Rebuild Randoph’s Life: Restore Hope in Rocky Point
in CommunityWe're seeking $35,000 to help rebuild Randolph Thomas's life in Rocky Point, Jamaica, after Hurricane Beryl destroyed his home and fishing livelihood. Your support will restore hope and enable him to rebuild his home and fishing equipment, symbolizing the resilience of a dedicated fisherman and his community.
HELP towards persons who lost everything due to Hurricane Beryl
in Charity, FeaturedHurricane Beryl has left many people without a home, and the devastation is heart-wrenching. On behalf of those directly impacted by this disaster, Colaz Smith TV is reaching out to you, our faithful subscribers, to join hands with us as we return to St. Vincent and the Grenadines to offer help and assistance where it’s needed most.
Mia and Layla Reid: Goodwill Games 2024 – Journey to St. Lucia
in Featured, IndividualMia and Layla Reid, 12-year-old twin sisters and Olympic hopefuls have been making waves in the competitive swimming world since their introduction to the sport two years ago. Their dedication and talent have quickly set them apart in the sport and earned Mia two meet records for her age group. In 2023, Mia's exceptional performance earned her a spot on Jamaica's national swim team for the Goodwill competition. Building on this success, both Mia and Layla have now qualified to represent Jamaica in the prestigious Goodwill Games in August 2024, showcasing their remarkable progress and potential in their short but impressive journey in competitive swimming. WHY YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED Jamaica's swimming athletes often face financial challenges due to a lack of government and corporate support for the sport.…