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Marion Hall, Kevin Downswell, and more join Papa San for One Love Jamaica Rebuild concert

By Jovani Davis··1 min read
Marion Hall, Kevin Downswell, and more join Papa San for One Love Jamaica Rebuild concert

Grammy-nominated reggae gospel artist Papa San will be joined by Marion Hall, Kevin Downswell, Sharon Wiles, Radarius Legacy, and other local and international performers for the One Love Jamaica Rebuild Initiative, a benefit concert supporting communities in Jamaica devastated by recent hurricanes.

The event will take place Saturday, December 6, 2025, at The Faith Center in Sunrise, FL.

The initiative, organized by the Consul General of Jamaica, Oliver Mair, in partnership with Bishop Henry Fernandez and the Dare to Care Organization, is a comprehensive humanitarian effort. Funds raised will go directly toward rebuilding homes for displaced families, providing essential food and medical supplies, restoring access to clean water, and repairing critical infrastructure. The campaign will run throughout November and December.

Community members can support the initiative in several ways: attending the benefit concert, making direct donations, volunteering for relief operations, or spreading awareness on social media using #OneLoveJamaicaRebuild.

Organizers say others are also scheduled to take the stage as part of the night’s program. The goal is to combine entertainment with direct humanitarian support, ensuring that proceeds reach the communities most affected by the hurricane.

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