WESTMORELAND, Jamaica — International dancehall artiste Spice says she donated building supplies to residents of Bethel Town in Westmoreland on Wednesday to help residents rebuild after Hurricane Melissa.

“Yesterday, I rented 10 Trucks and headed down to Westmoreland in a community called Bethel Town. My Foundation @gracehamilton_wef Donated what I call starter packages to build houses. Each truck had Blocks, Cement, steel, zinc, 1x3x16 Pine Lumber, Ply boards,2x4x16 Boards, nails and Hurricane Straps,” the singer posted on Instagram.

Spice, whose given name is Grace Hamilton, said she rented a backhoe and a dumpster truck to clear the road of trees still blocking the way.

“Nothing was stopping me from getting these trucks to the people who are now homeless because of the Hurricane. I also had a truck full of Care packages and Clothing from @gracinoir.”

Spice also highlighted assistance volunteered to them by the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), who travelled alongside the caravan for safety.

“This act of unity exemplifies the collective effort required to rebuild and uplift Jamaica, one community at a time. Special thanks to Senior Superintendent of Police Damion Manderson, Commanding Officer for St Andrew South Division, for leading the way with such commitment and professionalism. His leadership and dedication to this service were pivotal in making this initiative a success, also to Corporal Moesha Allen from St Andrew South police division and,” she said.