Hurricane Melissa - How to help

Dear Boardies,

If you would like to help, the following link will directly help Jamaicans in Negril.

There is a Franciscan church in Negril on the beach road called Mary Gate of Heaven Church. Right across from Coco La Palm.
The friars run a soup kitchen in Negril called St. Anthony?s Kitchen.
In recent days they have partnered with World Central Kitchen to expand operations and provide supplies needed to prepare thousands of meals per day!

https://give.franciscanfriarschariti...PJMCAF13C36999

Under the Jamaican Fund Designation:

Scroll down until you see: Jamaica - St Anthony's Kitchen Donations.

Just made a donation… very simple and easy to do….

Agree VVHT! Mary Gate of Heaven is a great place to donate! Not only are they helping in Negril, they serve several churches in other communities.
Other charities:
World Central Kitchen - they are feeding lots people and employing local chefs/restaurants to cook for many communities throughout Jamaica.
One Love Brigade is a nonprofit organization from Minnesota that does wonderful things for Negril & surrounding communities on the regular. In addition, they will now be providing food bags.
Please donate if you can!

Samaritan’s Purse continues serving families in need across Jamaica as they walk the long road to recovery after Hurricane Melissa devastated the island.
�� So far, our doctors and nurses have treated hundreds of patients through both our Emergency Field Hospital and Mobile Medical Units reaching the hardest-hit, most remote communities.
��️ Other members of our Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) are also hard at work—distributing nearly 10,000 tarps, 1,600 household water filters, 6,000 solar lights, and 970 hygiene kits, with more relief on the way.
Though the storm has passed, the needs remain great. Please continue to pray for families in Jamaica—and learn more about how you can help at SamaritansPurse.org.