Sometimes helping is the real reward...these words are not my own ...they were borrowed from an Instagram user who'd enjoyed that revelation after rescuing a sea turtle. I do not remember details of the rescue, nor even the user, but his epiphany has...

What significance does the number 800 have to you? Any? I’m not talking about toll-free lines, nor numerology! On today’s episode of Sharing the Love, we’re about to find out why that number is VERY IMPORTANT, and we’ll meet the person who’s daily life is driven by an urgency fostered by that figure!

We’ve been exploring the interventions of a Good Samaritan couple into the lives of at-risk youth, and TODAY’S the day that YOU get to play your part in partnering to make it all happen! March 29thmarks the date that proceeds from the benefit staging of the Big Yaad pantomime go towards the Life Club and Fruitful Trees mentorship programmes. If...

Sharing the Love has been exploring the latest efforts of Marq and Nikki Johnson to mentor boys in their circle of influence using rather creative means! Stay tuned!

On today’s edition of Sharing the Love, we take a trip below Cross Roads to witness the efforts of a married couple who don’t yet have children of their own but have adopted dozens on a mission to transform lives and futures! Join us!

        ‘Home is where the heart is’ …Join us for a heartfelt story of diaspora engagement: of love, sweat and tears inside another edition of Sharing the Love.  

                  Jamaica is like a fruitful tree who has cast her seeds far and wide… sowing human capital into many societies… Now, in her time of need, her children flock to her aid. Join us for stories of support… of home… inside another edition of Sharing the Love.

                          With a deceptively meandering run up to the crease, Hurricane Melissa caught many Jamaicans unaware: some still certain that “nuh storm naah keep!” By the time she swept ashore trailing storm surge thirteen (13) feet above sea level between Belmont and New Hope, there was no hope...