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Rebuild Cumberland Clarendon After Hurricane Melissa
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Our story
Our beloved community of Cumberland Clarendon, Jamaica has been devastated by Hurricane Melissa. many families have lost their homes, crops, and personal belongings, Roofs have been torn away, roads are blocked, and countless residents are without food, clean water or electricity.
We Elaine Dammar, Zilla Smith, Rosalee Stewart and Cynthia Levy are coming together to raise urgent relief funds to support our neighbors and friends as they recover from this disaster. We are residing in the United states of America but still have strong ties with our small island of Jamaica, such as our mother, brother, lots of cousins and friends.
Cumberland is a small but strong community-and with your help, we can begin to rebuild what's been lost.
HOW THE FUNDS WILL HELP
All donations will go directly to food and clean water for affected families
Emergency shelter and home repairs
Medical and hygiene supplies
support for farmers and small shop keepers who have lost their livelihoods
community rebuilding efforts once immediate needs are met
We will ensure full transparency by sharing updates, photos, and details about how the funds are used to help the people of Cumberland Clarendon.
HOW THE FUNDS WILL BE MANAGED
A dedicated relief account will be used exclusively for this GoFundMe campaign.
All donations will be withdrawn directly by the organizers and used solely for community relief and rebuilding efforts.
A simple budget report will be shared every 3 weeks outlining
TOTAL FUNDS RECEIVED'
TOTAL SPENT with items break down
REMAINING BALANCE AND PLANNED NEXST USE
HOW CAN YOU HELP
Every contribution, no matter the amount, makes a real difference. if you cant donate , please consider sharing this campaign widely with friends, family, churches and organizations who maybe able to help.
together we can bring comfort, hope and stability back to the district of Cumberland and surrounding districts in Clarendon.
One love from Jamaica. Thank you for standing with us during this difficult time.


