🙏 Support our GoFundMe effort to get emergency supplies to Left Hall in Beeston Spring now

The first time I drove into Left Hall after Hurricane Melissa, all we saw was devastation. This time, we came back with materials, documents, and something even more important — hope and identity! ***README*** 🙏 Support our GoFundMe effort to get emergency supplies to Left Hall in Beeston Spring now: https://gofund.me/e40ba5d2f. 🙏Learn More about our foundation and how you can partner here: https://www.MyIslandJamaicaFoundation.org 🙏 If you, or someone you know is able to donate supplies, including plywood and zinc sheets, or get them some cover in the interim, please reach out to me at 876-825-2237 🙏 Be sure to watch the FULL video of the impact of Hurricane Melissa on them here: https://youtu.be/INT-VL4bt9U?sub_confirmation=1 👀 WHAT'S IN THIS VIDEO? The first time I drove into Left Hall and Beeston Spring in Westmoreland after Hurricane Melissa, all we saw was devastation. Homes were torn apart, zinc sheets scattered, and many residents had lost not only their shelter but also vital documents like birth certificates and passports. This time, we returned differently. In this video, we travel back up into the hills — picking up plywood, zinc sheets, and water drums from the hardware in Whitehouse and delivering them along the road wherever we meet residents. Some meet us on the lower part of the hill, others further up, but wherever we find them, we stop. Along the way we also deliver birth certificates collected from the Registrar General’s Department (RGD) for residents who lost their documents during the hurricane. That process began on New Year’s Day, when fellow Justices of the Peace, representatives from PICA, and officers from RGD joined us in the community to help residents begin replacing their lost paperwork. We also carried food and toiletries sent with love from generous donors. This video captures another step in that journey — not a big event, but a simple road through the hills, stopping wherever we meet someone who still needs help. The work is not finished yet. Many families are still rebuilding.But one thing is certain. The first visit was devastation. This time was different. If you would like to learn more or assist with ongoing rebuilding efforts, you can visit: 👉 GoFundMe Page: https://gofund.me/e40ba5d2f 👉 My charity page: https://myislandjamaicafoundation.org 👉 WhatsApp:876-825-2237 Even if you’re unable to donate, just sharing the link goes a long way. But remember, every share, prayer, and contribution makes a real difference. Thank you for helping to bring light back to Left Hall. -Wellesley P.S. Please take time to watch the earlier videos to fully understand what these families have endured: 👉The devastation after Hurricane Melissa: https://youtu.be/INT-VL4bt9U?sub_confirmation=1 👉The first plywood and zinc distribution: https://youtu.be/bzK5okyxFtQ?sub_confirmation=1 👉The solar lantern distribution video: https://youtu.be/_OlpcjalwyM?sub_confirmation=1 👉 Missed the morning-after video on Hurricane Melissa? Here it is: https://youtu.be/BRg6EBHCxm8?sub_confirmation=1 👉 Watch the Westmoreland road tour video on Hurricane Melissa here: https://youtu.be/3H4iuX6W6-g?sub_confirmation=1 🔗 Visit my website at: http://www.my-island-jamaica.com for more like this. And if you like this video, please LIKE it, and if you love it, SHARE it with your friends on WhatsApp (or Facebook) using this link: https://youtu.be/WlcROV4gqJE?sub_confirmation=1 To support ongoing relief and rebuilding efforts, visit: https://myislandjamaicafoundation.org #HurricaneMelissa #BeestonSpring #LeftHall 👕 Thank you for making these videos possible by... ► 🔐 Supporting my JamHearts Community 👉🏿 JUST GO 🌎: https://jamhearts.org and ► For ONLINE ORDERS of selected Jamaican products, visit my family's e-store at https://myislandjamaica.etsy.com ✈️ BOOK & SAVE on your next trip here: http://bit.ly/3LstEfM 🙏 GET IN TOUCH! 🔥 Web: https://www.my-island-jamaica.com 🔥 IG: https://www.instagram.com/myislandjamaica/ 🔥 FB: https://www.facebook.com/myislandjamaica/ ► Email: contact@my-island-jamaica.com ► WhatsApp/Phone: 1-876-825-2237 👨🏻‍🦰 WHO AM I? I'm Wellesley Gayle, Jamaican-born and bred. I share what I call the real Jamaica since 2007 - in articles and videos, on our website and social media, so the world can get a real appreciation of the beauty of our beautiful Caribbean island. *Some of the links or other products that appear on this video are from companies from which I earn an affiliate commission or referral bonus at no additional cost to you.