Boyz team up with Supreme Ventures Foundation

The Supreme Ventures Foundation, known for its impactful Supreme Heroes programme, celebrated Labour Day by empowering past participants and fostering community spirit. This year, each of the seven Supreme Heroes received a $100,000 grant to fuel their ongoing community projects.

The day was marked by a collaborative effort between members of the Supreme Ventures family and the Reggae Boyz. Kaheim Dixon, Richard King, and Shaquan Davis joined forces to support the LifeYard clean-up and mural restoration project in downtown Kingston. The project focused on revitalising the community through the removal of garbage and the restoration of a mural, enhancing the area's aesthetic appeal and fostering a sense of community pride.

The Reggae Boyz not only contributed physically by clearing debris and assisting in the mural painting, but also engaged with the children of the Life Youth Programme and Empress Circle. Their participation underscored the importance of community involvement and served as an inspiration to the youth, highlighting the positive impact of teamwork and dedication.

"Initiatives like these are vital in fostering community spirit and development," said Chloleen Daley-Muschett, corporate communications and public relations manager of Supreme Ventures Limited. She continued, "We are immensely proud of our Supreme Heroes, who are making a tangible difference in their communities across the island. The involvement of the Reggae Boyz, particularly Kaheim Dixon, Richard King and Shaquan Davis, brings an additional layer of inspiration. Their hands-on participation not only helps motivate the youth, but demonstrates the power of teamwork and dedication. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Reggae Boyz for their support and commend them for their commitment to giving back."