Jamaican Government Plans International Fundraising Concerts
Entertainment Minister Olivia Grange announced that her Ministry will lead a series of fundraising concerts on the island and worldwide to support Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa.
"We have been hit hard by this very powerful hurricane which took lives and in which many of our citizens lost everything. We face a long and challenging road ahead, but we will recover and rebuild stronger with support and by working together," said Grange.
The "I Love Jamaica" concert series will feature top Reggae artistes and musicians, as well as friends of Jamaica, with all proceeds going towards the national recovery program.
- Five concerts are planned as part of the series
- Concerts will be held on the island and across the world
- All proceeds will support Jamaica's national recovery program
Author's summary: Jamaica plans concerts to support hurricane relief.
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