Hi, my name is Kiran Moleon, and I am a Jamaican and Spanish teenager living in Spain. Jamaica is a place known for its warmth, resilience, and the motto “Out of Many, One People.”

Even though I now live in Spain, my heart has never left the island that raised me.

On October 28th, Jamaica was hit by one of the most powerful hurricanes in its history. Families have lost homes, communities are struggling to recover, and hospitals, the heart of every community, have been left destroyed, without essential supplies, electricity, and medical equipment.

I started this fundraiser because I can’t just watch from afar. I’ve seen how strong Jamaicans are, but I also know how hard it is to rebuild when resources are scarce. My goal is simple:

Help Jamaica’s hospitals heal, so they can help others heal.

All donations will be withdrawn into my dad’s account, and then a private transfer will be made directly to the hospital. These funds will help medical relief and hospital restoration efforts, funding items like medical beds, generators, clean water systems, rebuilding infrastructure, and emergency supplies through trusted local organizations.

I plan to have this fundraiser completed by November 21, where the money will be transferred within days of me closing the fundraiser. 

This campaign is built on what Jamaica has always taught me: unity, compassion, and love.

As our national motto says, Out of Many, One People, but right now, it’s also Out of Many, One Healing.

Every euro/dollar, every share, every act of kindness matters.

Even from across the ocean, we can make a difference.

Thank you for standing with Jamaica,

Kiran Moleon