Beenie Man gives back to his Craig Town community
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June 14, 2020

Beenie Man gives back to his Craig Town community

Veteran dancehall artiste, Beenie Man, through his foundation,

donated scores of care packages to his home community of Craig Town on Saturday

(June 13).

The Beenie Man

Foundation collaborated with several corporate sponsors, including Monymusk

Rums, Grace Foods and MegaMart, to provide

COVID-19 relief packages to the vulnerable in the community.

Beenie Man

credits Craig Town as his home where he honed his skills and developed long-lasting

friends which he refers to as his family.

According to Beenie Man, returning

to the community was an emotional journey.

“It was a very emotional and

nostalgic journey going back to the community and home that bred a spectacular

man today. The love and support that was brought

out today is nothing short of love and unity within the community,” said Beenie

Man.

The veteran dancehall act was

joined by his daughters Desha, better known as “Desha Ravers”, and Ikrya, who assisted him in handing out packages as well as

bonding with members of the community.

This is the second such

activation for the Beenie Man Foundation which a week ago distributed care

packages in the Waterhouse community.

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