Jamaican entertainer Beenie Man traveled to western regions devastated by Hurricane Melissa, where he and relatives from his charitable foundation worked to assist affected residents. The artist participated directly in recovery efforts by removing fallen trees and distributing supply packages to people impacted by the storm.
Video footage posted to social media on Sunday evening captured the performer discussing cleanup activities while wearing work clothes covered in dirt. Beenie Man appeared in the recording, cutting down damaged vegetation and personally delivering aid to community members. One recipient expressed appreciation for the assistance and requested to appear in the video documentation.
The musician joins other prominent figures from the entertainment industry who have contributed to relief operations. Artists such as Romeich, Ding Dong, Spice, Shenseea, Jahvy, 450, Shaggy, Sean Paul, Bounty Killer, and Flippa Moggela have already engaged in support efforts for those requiring help after the hurricane. The foundation cleared blocked roadways and provided care packages to families dealing with storm damage across affected areas.
Video footage posted to social media on Sunday evening captured the performer discussing cleanup activities while wearing work clothes covered in dirt. Beenie Man appeared in the recording, cutting down damaged vegetation and personally delivering aid to community members. One recipient expressed appreciation for the assistance and requested to appear in the video documentation.
The musician joins other prominent figures from the entertainment industry who have contributed to relief operations. Artists such as Romeich, Ding Dong, Spice, Shenseea, Jahvy, 450, Shaggy, Sean Paul, Bounty Killer, and Flippa Moggela have already engaged in support efforts for those requiring help after the hurricane. The foundation cleared blocked roadways and provided care packages to families dealing with storm damage across affected areas.
