My Story

My name is Christopher Brown, and I was born and raised in Bunker's Hill, Trelawny, a small rural community nestled in the hills of Jamaica. Growing up there was a simple, honest, and deeply connected way of life. We ate fruits from the trees, played by the river, and relied on one another like family. It was real and grounded, a place where nature’s beauty and strong community values shaped our character and taught us pride, humility, and resilience. Today, the community that raised me is fighting to survive, and that is why this mission exists.

The Storm That Changed Everything

When Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, it passed directly over Trelawny as a Category 5 storm, leaving behind unimaginable destruction. My own family, including my mom, grandmother, uncles, aunts, and cousins, all lost their homes or suffered severe damage. Many of our neighbors are now displaced, sleeping under broken roofs or staying with relatives who are already struggling.

Historic parts of Bunker's Hill, including schools, churches, and other community landmarks, were also badly damaged. What was once a proud and peaceful place is now facing devastation and despair.

Because Bunker's Hill is small and remote, it is often overlooked when government aid is distributed. Larger towns get help first, while families here wait in silence, hoping someone remembers them.

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