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!
SPANISH TOWN, St Catherine: Sixty-five students graduated from the Food For The Poor Jamaica (FFTPJ) Band Camp on Thursday, August 20, marking the programme’s largest cohort. FFTPJ also celebrated 16 years of transforming young lives through music in Ellerslie Pen, Spanish Town, and across Jamaica. The milestone was made sweeter by the recognition of one...
Bluefields, Westmoreland: — The need for accessible healthcare and essential services was evident in Bluefields, as 928 residents received medical assistance, while hundreds more benefitted from dental care, vision services, diagnostic testing, health education, and other specialised support during a two-day community outreach organised by the Judy Mowatt Outreach Ministries (JMOM) in partnership with the...
New Market, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica – May 15, 2026: The sun shone brightly through the absent roofs of several classrooms, but not through the newly refurbished music room at Lewisville High School in St. Elizabeth. There students, staff, and donors gathered for a Donors’ Appreciation Ceremony on May 13, 2026. The occasion marked a milestone...
Kingston, Jamaica: – What began as a vibrant, feel-good opportunity to put Jamaica’s culture on display quickly turned into something far more meaningful when international recording artiste Sean Paul appeared on NBC’s Today Show with hosts Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones. The Grammy Award-winning artiste not only brought his signature energy to the segment,...
Kingston, Jamaica: – International dancehall icon Sean Paul is expressing his joy and gratitude as Border Food Village officially reopens for business. The reopening on January 16, marked a powerful moment of renewal for vendors and the wider South Coast community. Situated at the border of St. Elizabeth and Westmoreland, in the small fishing village...
Recording artistes and celebrity couple Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani, lead singer of the ska, reggae, rocksteady, and pop group No Doubt, have amplified their voices in support of international recording artiste Sean Paul’s latest single Faith We A Keep. Released on December 12, and produced by Dutty Rock Productions, Faith We A Keep is...
Grammy Award-winning Dancehall Superstar Sean Paul releases his inspiring new single “Faith We A Keep” on Friday, December 12. A powerful musical offering, the single is dedicated to the people of Jamaica, as the nation continues to heal from the devastating effects of Hurricane Melissa. Set to be released via Dutty Rock Productions, arrives at...
Kingston, Jamaica: – At Border, life moves at the rhythm of the sea and the food village. For generations, vendors and fishermen have built their livelihoods in the community nestled in the St. Elizabeth and Westmoreland parish lines, balancing tradition, hard work, and community ties. Hurricane Melissa, which made landfall on Jamaica’s south coast as...
Watch: Sean Paul says his children are ‘traumatised’ after Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica Jamaican music superstar Sean Paul has said the scale of the effort required to help people in the country is “overwhelming” after Hurricane Melissa devastated parts of the island last week. The Grammy-winning reggae singer said the category five storm was “very...
Global dancehall superstar, Sean Paul, told The Gleaner in a recent interview that wherever he goes in the world, Jamaica is always on his mind. The patriotic Jamaican entertainer has been put to the test and has come up roses, with his actions speaking even louder than his words. Following the devastation wreaked by Hurricane...
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