Right now, my island of Jamaica is going through a really tough time. Hurricane Melissa has caused serious damage, and many of our brothers and sisters are struggling - families displaced, homes destroyed, and communities in need of help.
Through the Sean Paul Foundation, we’ve partnered with Food For The Poor Jamaica to bring relief directly to those affected.
I’m asking all my fans, friends, and supporters worldwide, if you can, please give what you can. Every donation counts, no matter how small. Together, we can make a big difference.
And to show how much this means to me, I’ll be matching every dollar raised, up to fifty thousand dollars. Together, we can double the impact and help even more families get back on their feet.
Let’s stand strong for Jamaica one love, one family, one nation.
Big up, and thank you for your support.
All Sean Paul
Dutty yeah
Sean Paul is stepping up for his people. The dancehall legend is doing his part to help minimize the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa, the catastrophic storm that’s currently tearing through the Caribbean. Reports confirm the Category 5 hurricane has left dozens dead and thousands displaced across Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba. Even Sean Paul himself...
Sean Paul wants to help those affected by Hurricane Melissa. The Jamaican dancehall singer and rapper, 52, took to Instagram on Thursday, Oct. 30 to speak out about how the hurricane is affecting his native island and announce he’ll match up to $50,000 in donations to help those impacted. “Right now, my island of Jamaica...
Sean Paul is calling on fans to help with humanitarian aid as Hurricane Melissa continues to devastate Jamaica. A representative for the 52-year-old told TMZ that Paul remains on the island and is mobilizing relief efforts through his foundation in collaboration with Food For the Poor Jamaica. On Thursday (Oct. 30), Paul shared a video...
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Sean Paul is doing his part to help minimize and repair the destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa, which is currently ravaging his homeland of Jamaica. The storm has left dozens dead as it’s torn through Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba. The Kingston native posted a video to his Instagram page from the island, calling on his...
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