Level Up Team Sends Relief Supplies to Jamaica Following Hurricane Melissa
In a strong show of regional solidarity, the Level Up team has mobilised support for families in Jamaica who were severely impacted by Hurricane Melissa.
Driven by its guiding motto, “It’s nice to be nice,” the group quickly organized a relief effort to collect essential supplies for affected communities across the island.
Over the past several weeks, members of the team—along with generous donors—gathered food items, clothing, and other basic necessities. Volunteers then sorted and packed the contributions into barrels, which are now being shipped to Jamaica to assist families recovering from the storm’s devastation.
The initiative underscores the core mission of the Level Up movement: helping others, strengthening communities, and spreading kindness wherever it is needed. The team noted that Antigua and Barbuda shares long-standing cultural and regional ties with Jamaica, making their support particularly meaningful during this challenging period.
The Level Up team says it remains committed to extending help wherever possible and stands firmly with Jamaica as the country rebuilds in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.

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